Lizzo preached about body positivity, keeping it real and loving yourself, all while twerking, belting and rocking the flute for the thousands of fans who were huddled around the Roxy stage – a stage that also saw the performer’s “Hustlers” co-star Cardi B command the crowd later that night.Īs Lizzo made her sophomore appearance, two newcomers to the festival were excited to be making a foray into the big leagues. “She really put on a show and didn’t just sing like some of the other people, but actually danced.” “Seeing Lizzo was really cool,” Cassidy Brown, a sophomore majoring in biology, said. The genre-bending rapper/singer/flutist reached across albums to create her latest Atlanta setlist, finishing with a bang as she played “Truth Hurts,” her Billboard Hot 100 debut, and “Juice.” 1 artist who also played the festival in 2017, returned to the stage with The Big Grrrls, her small fleet of dancers, and DJ Sophia Eris. With accomplished folk musicians Lord Huron and one of rap music’s biggest names at the moment, Travis Scott, Music Midtown had sounds for all sorts of musical tastes. Split across four stages and two days, this year’s festival boasted musicians from all over the musical spectrum, from the established pop-rock giants of Panic! At the Disco to the newly famous Billie Eilish. The 15th Street entrance was packed with Atlantans listening to the acts playing at the Salesforce Stage, which was visible from outside the gates. The festival took place over Saturday and Sunday to the delight of many, even some who didn’t purchase tickets. Music lovers flocked by the thousands to Atlanta, Georgia, this weekend for the city’s 19th annual Music Midtown. But alas, there wasn’t a football in sight. Without massive stages and an unusual number of camelbacks, it could’ve been mistaken for a tailgate.
The Peach City welcomed thousands of sweaty music fans into Piedmont Park this weekend for its annual Music Midtown, motivating more than a few UA students to trek across the state line.īeer, sweat, tears and puke abounded as festival-goers marched through the grass at Piedmont Park this weekend.
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