Music Midtown, one of Atlanta's most celebrated music festivals, has been cancelled for 2024, as announced on their Instagram page. The festival, which typically takes place in mid-September, is "going on hiatus this year," according to organisers. This decision comes without any explanation, leaving music fans disappointed and curious about the festival's future.

Established in 1994, Music Midtown has been a staple event in the metro Atlanta area, drawing in crowds with its stellar lineups and vibrant atmosphere. However, this isn't the first time the festival has taken a break. It previously went on hiatus in 2006 for six years before returning in 2011. Over the years, Music Midtown has faced challenges, including cancellations due to the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 and legal concerns in 2022 regarding the festival's ability to enforce a no weapons policy.

Despite the setback, organisers encourage fans to continue supporting live music in Atlanta and remain hopeful for the festival's return in the future. As music enthusiasts eagerly await updates, the legacy of Music Midtown and its impact on the city's cultural landscape remain undeniable.