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Celebrating Atlanta's Rap Legacy At The Loft @FORTKNOXLIVE @CenterStageAtl @RenegadeElRey @BlackOwnedCBone
Celebrating Atlanta's Rap Legacy At The Loft @FORTKNOXLIVE @CenterStageAtl @RenegadeElRey @BlackOwnedCBone

Celebrating Atlanta's Rap Legacy At The Loft @FORTKNOXLIVE @CenterStageAtl @RenegadeElRey @BlackOwnedCBone

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Although there were a lot of A3C showcases on Friday night, my homeboy Fort Knox was hosting an event at The Loft at Center Stage Atlanta that wasn’t an official showcase of the festival, but probably should have been. Entitled “The Real A-Town”, the concert featured appearances from a number of Atlanta rap artists, famous and unknown, including Renegade El Rey, Lil Will, BlackOwned CBone and Witchdoctor from the Dungeon Family. The event was fairly well-attended, and the performances were first-rate throughout. Unfortunately, I had heard that Juvenile was performing at the A3C main stage in the Old Fourth Ward, so I left the A-Town concert early to head over to Edgewood Avenue.

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