Jermaine Dupri announces Super Bowl LIVE lineup

Jermaine Dupri announces the first Super Bowl LIVE acts, including Goodie Mob and Ying Yang Twins

Jermaine Dupri and the Super Bowl LIII Host Committee are clear about the fact that they want the upcoming Super Bowl LIVE concert series—six days of free shows that will take place in Centennial Olympic Park ahead of the Super Bowl—to incorporate and appeal to Atlanta’s residents, not just the thousands of visitors who are expected to flood the city for the big game in 2019.
Super Bowl Experience Atlanta Georgia World Congress Center

10 Things to know before you go to Atlanta’s Super Bowl Experience

At the Super Bowl Experience at the Georgia World Congress Center, fans can have their photo taken with the Lombardi Trophy, view every Super Bowl ring, get free autographs, and play game after game after game. But there's a few things you should know before you tackle the 800,000-square-foot exhibition.
Super Bowl Halftime Show Atlanta Travis Scott Big Boi Maroon 5

Big Boi, Travis Scott join Maroon 5 for Super Bowl LIII Halftime Show

Atlanta's own Big Boi, rapper Travis Scott, and pop-rock band Maroon 5 are officially confirmed to play the Super Bowl Halftime Show in Atlanta on February 3, the NFL announced on Sunday.
Off the Wall Wonderroot Super Bowl LIII

WonderRoot’s Off the Wall mural project calls on local artists to put civil rights front and center

The brainchild of Atlanta arts organization WonderRoot and the Super Bowl LIII Host Committee, "Off the Wall" is a series of more than 30 murals from 11 artists that will be created across the city before Super Bowl LIII. The project is designed to honor the city's role in the Civil Rights Movement and address modern civil rights issues.
Walking Dead Super Bowl Party Atlanta

Zombies, celebrities, and Swag Surfin: Inside Atlanta’s Walking Dead Super Bowl party

The Walking Dead stars Norman Reedus, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, and Cooper Andrews, along with executive producer Greg Nicotero, joined a zombie-filled, private party at music producer Dallas Austin's Sandy Springs home.
Super Bowl LIII Opening Night

The most interesting things we saw at Super Bowl LIII Opening Night

The spectacle, formerly known as Media Day, is officially a giant press conference, but in reality it often has little to do with football and a lot to do with bizarre questions and goofy challenges. Here's what we saw at Super Bowl Opening Night 2019.
Taste of the NFL Atlanta Super Bowl LIII

Taste of the NFL brings football alums and chefs to raise money for food banks across the country

Nicknamed the "party with a purpose," the annual event, which this year took place at Cobb Galleria Centre, brings in a chef to represent each of the 32 NFL teams, as well as a "player rep" for each team—former players, many of whom are Pro Football Hall-of-Famers.
National Center for Civil and Human Rights

The Center for Civil and Human Rights is free until the end of February, thanks to a Coca-Cola grant

The Coca-Cola Foundation provided a $1 million dollar grant to downtown's National Center for Civil and Human Rights, the next-door neighbor of its own World of Coke museum, that will allow free admission to the center for anyone now through the end of February.
Super Bowl LIVE Atlanta

Under Construction: Centennial Olympic Park prepares to host Super Bowl LIVE fan fest

Centennial Olympic Park has been closed since last week as crews prepare its transformation into Super Bowl LIVE, a giant free fan plaza that will officially open on January 26.
Super Bowl LIII

By the Numbers: What Atlanta can expect as Super Bowl LIII comes to town

What does it take to host a Super Bowl? The host committee is expecting a wave of more than 1 million visitors over the 10-day hoopla that culminates in the Big Game on February 3 at the 75,000-seat Mercedes-Benz Stadium. The event will mark Atlanta’s third Super Bowl and the first in 19 years. Let’s hope for zero freak ice storms this time.

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