Jill Scott Atlanta Tickets - State Farm Arena

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PJ Morton

1 concert

Born in New Orleans, PJ Morton is a Grammy-winning R&B artist known for hits like "First Began." Collaborated with Adam Levine and Lil Wayne; became Solange's music director.

Jill Scott

42 concerts

R&B star Jill Scott, from North Philadelphia, debuted with hit "Who Is Jill Scott?" Gained fame with Billboard successes & Grammy wins, including "Cross My Mind." Notable collaborations include the Roots & Lupe Fiasco. Also an acclaimed actor with NAACP Award.

GloRilla

3 concerts

Tennessee rapper GloRilla is known for anthems celebrating female independence. Her 2022 viral hit "FNF (Let's Go)" skyrocketed her to fame, leading to a deal with Yo Gotti's CMG label.

Jeezy

11 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.

Metro Boomin

1 concert

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

Tems, a Nigerian singer and producer, is redefining the music scene with her unique fusion of alternative RnB and Neo soul. Known for her hit "Mr Rebel," she passionately advances Nigeria's alternative music culture.

John Legend

21 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

4 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.