STOCKBRIDGE TO CELEBRATE 3RD ANNIVERSARY OF STOCKBRIDGE AMPHITHEATER WITH LIVE PERFORMANCES BY THE LEGENDARY KOOL & THE GANG AND MORRIS DAY

Published on September 13, 2024

Stockbridge, Georgia– September 13, 2024- The City of Stockbridge will celebrate the 3^rd Anniversary of the Stockbridge Amphitheater on this Saturday, September 14, 2024, at the popular venue in the heart of Downtown Stockbridge. The legendary musical act Kool & The Gang will headline the epic celebration. The live concert will kick off at 8 pm on Saturday night. The acclaimed Morris Day and the Time will also take to the stage. The uniquely designed Stockbridge Amphitheater is conveniently located in Downtown Stockbridge at 4650 North Henry Boulevard. Venue gates will open at 6 pm on Saturday. Tickets are still available for purchase.

The Stockbridge Amphitheater is located right next to the Stockbridge City Hall Building. Concertgoers are encouraged to arrive early to avoid heavy traffic on Saturday. Attendees can bring outside food and non-alcoholic beverages in small soft or hard coolers at this time no larger than 12X12. No glass containers are allowed into the venue.

Only confirmed ticket holders will be allowed entry into the Stockbridge Amphitheater for paid shows.

The City of Stockbridge will offer paid parking for concertgoers, while space is available. Parking can be paid for in advance on the ticket website. In addition to the paid parking, attendees are encouraged to safely utilize ride share options for the show on Saturday. Limited free parking is available as well. All seating will be provided for attendees; thus, no outside chairs are allowed inside of the venue. Firearms are disallowed. The Stockbridge Amphitheater is a smoke-free facility at all times. More information on the availability of official tickets and the facility rules can be found by visiting the website listed below.

www.stockbridgeamp.com

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