One Music Fest
Piedmont Park
Atlanta, GA
October 25th/26th, 2025
Photos and Review by Paige Corkery
Over the weekend, Atlanta’s Piedmont Park played host to the 16th edition of ONE Musicfest, bringing two full days of hip-hop and R&B heavyweights to one of the city’s most iconic outdoor venues. If you were anywhere near Atlanta this past weekend, you probably heard or felt the hype around ONE Music fest 2025. This festival is basically where the whole city (and visitors, too) comes together for two days full of music, food, and good vibes at Piedmont Park. OMF has built a reputation for bringing huge names and up and coming artists across hip hop, R&B, and soul, so you know it’s going to be a wild ride every single year.
From iconic headliners to killer tributes and surprise reunions, the lineup is always stacked, and the crowd is here for it. It’s not just about the music either, ONE Music fest feels more like a massive block party, complete with local eats, new friends, and all the Atlanta energy you can handle. If you love live music and catching those unforgettable moments, OMF is the place to be every October.
Day One blessed the crowd with perfect fall weather as acts such as Kehlani, The Roots, Wale, Boosie and Future kept the energy high and the stages fully packed. Day Two brought a different vibe: rain snd cold air, yet the audience refused to budge and danced through the downpour while enjoying performances from Clipse, Dungeon Family, Doechii and Jagged Edge with Lloyd. The grand finale came courtesy of Ludacris, who marked his 25-year major-label milestone with a show-stopping set complete with live band, pyrotechnics, a drone show over the park and a parade of surprise guests including Usher, LL Cool J, Jermaine Dupri, Fergie, Jadakiss, Shawnna, Jeezy and Chingy.
Across both days, the festival delivered a powerful mix of legacy and new-school artists with fan loyalty that carried through even when the weather shifted. In short, ONE Musicfest 2025 proved once again that Atlanta’s music culture continues to go hard.
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