Jill Scott Atlanta Tickets - State Farm Arena

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PJ Morton

27 concerts

New Orleans soul singer/producer PJ Morton: 6x Grammy winner, Maroon 5 keyboardist; collab’d w/ Stevie Wonder, Erykah Badu; wrote 1st Black Disney ride song.

Jill Scott

44 concerts

North Philly-born Jill Scott is a Grammy-winning R&B singer, poet, and actress, known for hits like "Cross My Mind" and "A Long Walk," plus work with the Roots, Lupe Fiasco, and more.

GloRilla

4 concerts

Memphis rapper GloRilla rose to fame with viral hit "FNF (Let's Go)" and signed with CMG/Interscope. Known for hits like "Yeah Glo!" and collab with Megan Thee Stallion, she’s a multi-Grammy nominee and Billboard's 2024 Hottest Female Rapper.

Jeezy

19 concerts

Atlanta rapper Jeezy, pioneer of Southern trap, is known for his gruff voice and powerful raps. His debut album, "Let’s Get It: Thug Motivation 101," elevated his status.

Mickey Guyton

1 concert

Country singer-songwriter Mickey Guyton blends heartfelt lyrics with infectious melodies, sharing personal highs and challenges in her music that celebrates love, resilience, and hope.

Yolanda Adams

1 concert

Yolanda Adams, a Texas native, is a powerhouse gospel singer known for her R&B-influenced gospel style. Her breakout album, "Mountain High Valley Low," won a Grammy, achieving multi-platinum success and mainstream appeal. She collaborated with Kirk Franklin & the Family and performed at the White House. Adams hosted "The Yolanda Adams Morning Show" and published "Points of Power." Her 2024 album "Sunny Days," co-produced by Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, marked her return to recording after a 13-year hiatus.

Metro Boomin

8 concerts

Metro Boomin, St. Louis-born and Atlanta-based producer, is a master of street-oriented sound with hits like "Bad and Boujee," "Congratulations," and "Creepin'." He collaborates with top artists like Future, Drake, and 21 Savage. Billboard chart-toppers include his own "Not All Heroes Wear Capes" and "Savage Mode II." Grammy-nominated, he also contributed to the Spider-Man soundtrack.

Tems

1 concert

Lagos-born Nigerian singer-songwriter/producer; soulful, intimate alt-R&B/afrobeats. For Broken Ears & If Orange Was a Place; Grammy winner, BET & Billboard honors.

John Legend

16 concerts

John Legend, a multiplatinum artist and activist, is the first African American man to join the EGOT club. Known for albums like "Get Lifted" and "Bigger Love," he has won 12 Grammys. Legend also judges on The Voice and leads #FREEAMERICA and HUMANLEVEL campaigns for social change.

Kirk Franklin

3 concerts

Kirk Franklin, born in Fort Worth, is a gospel music icon known for blending gospel with R&B and hip-hop. Leading choirs like the Family and God's Property, he achieved crossover success with albums such as "Whatcha Lookin' 4" and "The Nu Nation Project," earning multiple Grammys. Notable collaborations include Mary J. Blige and Bono. His solo career boasts Grammy-winning albums like "Hero" and "Hello Fear," featuring hits like "I Smile." Franklin's work with Maverick City Music on "Kingdom Book One" addresses mass incarceration. He founded Fo Yo Soul and continues to impact gospel music worldwide.

Common

1 concert

Common, born in Chicago, is an acclaimed artist, actor, and activist. Known for his engaging style, he earned GRAMMYs, an Emmy, and an Oscar for "Glory," co-written with John Legend. Recently, he debuted on Broadway in "Between Riverside and Crazy."