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Drink cocktails, enjoy live music at Mall of Georgia concert series

Patrons of surrounding restaurants can bring their alcoholic beverage to an outdoor movie or concert at the mall's amphitheater

Credit: Sandra Parrish

Credit: Sandra Parrish

Patrons of surrounding restaurants can bring their alcoholic beverage to an outdoor movie or concert at the mall's amphitheater
By Amanda C. Coyne
May 11, 2017

The Mall of Georgia is kicking off a new outdoor concert series May 13.

The Village Live concert series will feature live music at the mall’s Village Amphitheater. Guests of legal drinking age will be able to enjoy cocktails, beer and wine from Mall of Georgia restaurants while they watch the performances on the lawn, a mall press release said.

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The performances will be from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on the following days featuring the listed artists:

  • Saturday, May 13: Big Chill
  • Friday, June 9: Young Again
  • Friday, June 23: Young Again
  • Friday, July 14: Kelso and the Commoners
  • Friday, July 28: The Woody's Unplugged
  • Saturday, Aug. 12: The Woody's Unplugged
  • Saturday, Aug. 19: Scotty Paulk
  • Tuesday, Sept. 12: Scotty Paulk
  • Saturday, Sept. 16: Big Chill

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Amanda Coyne is a hyperlocal reporter for the AJC, covering Gwinnett County.

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