ATLANTA — Ludacris and Jermaine Dupri performed their legendary anthem "Welcome to Atlanta" on the field before the 2025 MLB All-Star Game at Truist Park, an all-time moment in Atlanta sports history.

ATLANTA — Friday marks day one of Beyoncé’s Renaissance Tour weekend. The singer and songwriter Beyoncé will have shows in Atlanta on Friday, Saturday and Monday, with the concerts scheduled to begin ...

ATLANTA – In more conventional times, the World Series symbolizes innocuous Americana perhaps better than any event. And when it returns to Atlanta this weekend for the first time since 1999, ...

The chance to rent out the rapper's mansion for $4.04 a night goes live on Aug. 28. Ludacris wants to welcome you to Atlanta with a stay at his mansion. The rapper is collaborating with Booking to ...

The track 'Welcome to Atlanta' has become a theme song for the city since its release in 2001. Now Jermaine Dupri and Ludacris have teamed up again to release a remix to the popular song specifically ...

ATLANTA — Good news, Swifties, Taylor Swift is in the ATL! Georgia’s Own Credit Union welcomed the pop queen with a massive “WELCOME TO A-TAY-L” message on its 450-foot-high sign Friday at midnight.

In August, the eclectic rap duo EarthGang visited a number of Atlanta landmarks while filming a music video for their song “Down Bad.” In it, the Mays High School graduates—Olu “Olu” Fann grew up in ...

Since the White House can’t seem to tell the difference between Atlanta and Orlando, we would like to welcome you, Donald Trump, to the great city of Orlando Atlanta. As Mayor Buddy Dyer would say, ...

Congratulations to the Atlanta Falcons on their Super Bowl LIII victory. Sixteen years after Atlanta rappers Jermaine Dupri and Ludacris released their original "Welcome to Atlanta" track, the duo ...

On the behalf of nobody but me, let me say, “Welcome to Atlanta.” I greet you visitors even though every single one of you surely has been here before. Georgia fans gathered under the stationary roof ...

ATLANTA – In more conventional times, the World Series symbolizes innocuous Americana perhaps better than any event. And when it returns to Atlanta this weekend for the first time since 1999, ...