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USA Today via Reuters

USA Today via Reuters

The first Atlanta Motor Speedway race saw William Byron come through as the winner after an amazing race. The Hendrick driver started 12th and steered his Chevrolet Camaro into the lead and made it through a late-race collision between Kyle Buscher, Justin Haley, Bubba Wallace, and a few other cars.

But, this is not the last race on the Atlanta Motor Speedway. We have another race here later in July. On top of the race, the track will also feature a music festival. And, the headliner is none other than rapper Flo Rida!

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However, the fans are not too thrilled by the news.

Some fans even had other suggestions for artists from Atlanta.

The New ‘Revs and Riffs’ Music Festival on The Atlanta Motor Speedway

The Revs and Riffs music festival will take place on the Atlanta Motor Speedway weekend from July 8-10. And, Grammy-nominated singer and rapper, Flo Rida will be headlining the event.

Flo Rida gained worldwide fame with ‘Whistle’, ‘My House’, and a bunch of other titles that topped the Billboard charts. However, his concert will be the final act of the weekend. He will perform a pre-race concert on July 10th.

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Reportedly, the Revs and Riffs Music Festival will see 12 performances around the weekend that will happen on the Speedway. On top of that, fans with a pre-race pit pass will be able to get access to the stage-front during the Flo Rida concert as well as driver introductions before the race.

AMS Executive Vice President and General Manager Brandon Hutchison said, “With all kinds of music to enjoy from rock to country off the track and two thrilling races on it, there’s never been a better time to experience NASCAR in Atlanta.” 

USA Today via Reuters

On the whole, there is a lot of excitement surrounding the July weekend at the Atlanta Motor Speedway. Although the fans don’t seem to be very happy at the moment, they can surely expect a lot from the weekend. Of course, there is the all-important question- will the weekend live up to the hype? We all are keen to find that out ourselves.

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