Atlanta Funk Fest with Trey Songz, Young Dro, and more

Contemporary R&B artist Trey Songz, hailing from Petersburg, Virginia, is known for hits like "I Gotta Make It" and "Can't Help But Wait." With seven Top 20 Billboard 200 albums, including "Chapter V" and "Trigga," Trey has received multiple Grammy nominations. Collaborating with icons like Scarface, Mary J. Blige, and Nicki Minaj, he has maintained mainstream success. His partnerships with producers Troy Taylor and collaborations with inspirations like R. Kelly have defined his style. His eighth album, "Back Home," features the track "2020 Riots: How Many Times."

Born in Long Island, Ashanti gained fame for soulful pop-R&B hits like "Foolish." She set records in 2002, won a Grammy for her debut, and topped Billboard charts with albums like Chapter II. Collaborated with Ja Rule, Fat Joe, Nelly, and others while pursuing an acting career. Founded Written Entertainment, released Braveheart, featuring artists like Rick Ross and French Montana. Contributed to The Hamilton Mixtape and released singles like "Nasty" (with DaBaby) and "Say Less." Known for cinematic ballads, yearning love songs, and multi-genre versatility.

Tamar Braxton, born in Severn, MD, is an R&B singer known for her soulful ballads. She first emerged with the Braxtons, then launched a solo career with hits like "Love and War." Her album achievements include Grammy nominations and top Billboard chart positions. She's collaborated with artists like Future and Eric Benét and remains active in music and TV.