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Erykah Badu announces date for rescheduled 2021 Atlanta show

Special guests include Goodie Mob, Talib Kweli and Scarface.
Star 94.5 Presents Funk Fest photos by Thaddaeus McAdams / ExclusiveAccess.Net

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By Giana Levy
July 27, 2021

Neo-soul artist Erykah Badu announced the new date for her upcoming Atlanta show at State Farm Arena.

The previously postponed concert will take place on Oct. 30 at 8 p.m. Goodie Mob, Talib Kweli and Scarface are expected to make a special appearance during the singer-songwriter’s performance.

Tickets are on sale now at ticketmaster.com starting at $59.

All previous tickets purchased for the April 10, 2021, show will be accepted at this rescheduled date.

For more information, visit statefarmarena.com.

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