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This past weekend (October 26th & 27th), ONE Musicfest, a beacon of diversity in the music world, celebrated its 15th anniversary. Held at Atlanta’s Central Park, the festival brought together a diverse range of artists, from legendary icons to rising stars. The star-studded lineup captivated audiences with electrifying performances, showing off their musical prowess and stage presence.
Headliners Gunna and Latto both had fans singing along to crowd favorites such as “Brokey” and “f*ckumean” among countless others. GloRilla, who is coming off of the success of her album Glorious, also tore down the stage. She performed with special guest T-Pain before he treated fans to some of his classics. In addition to the young talent on hand (Fridayy, Victoria Monet, Larry June just to name a few), the older crowd was fed also. Method Man and Redman delighted everyone in attendance with a reunion while Jill Scott reminded the world why her soulful voice will never be forgotten. If that wasn’t enough, the legendary Earth, Wind & Fire took us on a trip down memory lane with some of their timeless cuts.
With the presidential election so close, it was essential that everyone did their part. ONE Musicfest, known for its commitment to community and culture, partnered with the Democratic National Committee (DNC) and the Black Coalition to amplify voter engagement. In a powerful push to “get out the vote,” the festival brought together influential voices like Senator Raphael Warnock and Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett, who rallied alongside the Black Coalition to encourage voter participation. The partnership underscored ONE Musicfest’s dedication to empowering communities and uplifting Black voices, making it more than just a music event—it was a call to action.
ONE Musicfest’s 15th anniversary was a resounding success, further solidifying its position as one of the most beloved music festivals in the country. With its diverse lineup, vibrant atmosphere, and unforgettable performances, the festival provided attendees a weekend of pure musical bliss. As the festival continues to grow and evolve, it promises to remain a cultural touchstone for years to come. Check out some photos from this year’s exciting celebration below!
1. DJ DRAMA

2. HE’S NEVER COMING ALONE

3. 2 CHAINZ

4. TRUUUU

5. JEREMIH

6. FROM THE 773 WITH LOVE

7. DERRTY ENT

8. OUT THE BASEMENT

9. BIG TIGGER

10. FANTASIA

11. AN AMERICAN IDOL

12. ARI LENNOX

13. SHEA BUTTER BABY

14. THE STARS OF HOW HIGH

15. REDMAN

16. ALWAYS A WELCOMED REUNION

17. METH

18. TANNER ADELL

19. REPRESENTING KENTUCKY

20. FRIDAYY

21. ONE OF THE NEW FACES OF R&B

22. GOOD DAY

23. LARRY JUNE

24. ATLANTA’S PRINCESS

25. NO BROKEYS

26. BIG LATTO

27. KORYN HAWTHORNE

28. LEON THOMAS

29. FAN LOVE

30. MUTT

31. PLIES

32. STEPPING AWAY FROM POLITICS FOR A SECOND

33. GOON AFFILIATED

34. LLOYD

35. STOOOP…WAIT A MINUTE

36. MS. KERI BABY

37. DJ MARS JOINING THE FUN

38. TRAP BECKHAM

39. KING OF THE SOUTH

40. BIG GLO

41. 7PM FRIDAY VIBES

42. HOLLON’ HOLLON’

43. VICTORIA MONET

44. JAGUAR 2

45. THE SHOWSTOPPER

46. WHAT A PERFORMER

47. 15 YEARS

48. DRIPPIN’ NOT DROWNIN’

49. BACK IN THE A

50. WUNNA
