| Shaky Beats Music Festival |
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| Status | Cancelled |
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| Location(s) | Central Park, Atlanta, Georgia (2016–2019) |
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| Years active | 3 |
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| Inaugurated | May 20, 2016; 7 years ago (2016-05-20) |
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| Most recent | May 10–11, 2019 (Atlanta) |
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| Website | Official website |
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The Shaky Beats Music Festival was an annual music festival that took place in Central Park in Atlanta, Georgia. The festival was inaugurated in 2016 and featured largely EDM acts such as Odesza, Major Lazer, Big Gigantic, Porter Robinson, and Carnage. On October 15, 2019, the organizers of the festival announced on their Facebook page that the festival will not be returning in 2020, and will be retired effective immediately.[1][2] The festival's first iteration hosted a total of 33,000 people.[1] The second Shaky Beats Music Festival ran from May 5–7, 2017 at Centennial Olympic Park and featured acts like The Chainsmokers, Kaskade, and GRiZ.[3]
History
The Shaky Beats Music Festival was founded by Tim Sweetwood as part of Shaky Festivals LLC in 2015. It is the sister festival of the Shaky Knees Music Festival.[4][5] The lineup for the inaugural 2016 Shaky Beats Music Festival was announced in December 2015.[2] It would essentially fill the void of former Georgia-based EDM festivals, TomorrowWorld and Counterpoint.[6] The initial festival took place from May 20–22, 2016 and hosted around 33,000 attendees in Atlanta's Centennial Olympic Park. In July 2016, it was announced that the festival would be returning to Centennial Olympic Park from May 5–7, 2017.[1] In January 2017, the lineup was announced for the upcoming Shaky Beats Music Festival and included acts like The Chainsmokers, Kaskade, and GRiZ.[3]
2016 festival
The first Shaky Beats Music Festival was held from May 20–22, 2016 in Atlanta's Centennial Olympic Park.[1] Stages and tents from the Shaky Knees Music Festival, which had occurred one week before, were used for the Shaky Beats Festival.[6] Prominent headliners included Major Lazer, Odesza, Big Gigantic, Porter Robinson, Carnage, Nas, Chromeo, and others.[2] A total of 33,000 guests attended the three-day festival.[1]
2016 Dates and Schedule
May 20, 2016
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Peachtree Stage
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Piedmont Stage
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Ponce de Leon Stage
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| 4:45 PM
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Small Black
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| 5:00 PM
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Jai Wolf
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| 5:15 PM
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| 5:30 PM
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Joe Kay
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| 5:45 PM
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Classixx
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| 6:00 PM
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| 6:15 PM
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| 6:30 PM
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Yeasayer
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ESTA
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| 6:45 PM
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| 7:00 PM
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AlunaGeorge
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| 7:15 PM
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| 7:30 PM
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Sango
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| 7:45 PM
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| 8:00 PM
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Duke Dumont
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| 8:15 PM
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| 8:30 PM
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Zhu
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| 8:45 PM
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| 9:00 PM
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| 9:15 PM
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| 9:30 PM
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Major Lazer
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| 10:00 PM
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| 10:15 PM
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| 10:30 PM
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| 10:45 PM
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| 11:00 PM
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May 21, 2016
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Peachtree Stage
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Piedmont Stage
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Ponce de Leon Stage
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| 2:45 PM
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Watch the Duck
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| 3:00 PM
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| 3:15 PM
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| 3:30 PM
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Sassy Black
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| 3:45 PM
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Pomo
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| 4:00 PM
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Com Truise
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| 4:15 PM
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!!!
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| 4:30 PM
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Clerks
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| 4:45 PM
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| 5:00 PM
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STRFKR
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| 5:15 PM
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Tory Lanez
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| 5:30 PM
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Part of 1
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| 5:45 PM
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| 6:00 PM
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Marshmello
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| 6:15 PM
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| 6:30 PM
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Yeasayer
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The M Machine
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| 6:45 PM
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| 7:00 PM
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| 7:15 PM
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MØ
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| 7:30 PM
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Trippy Turtle
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| 7:45 PM
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| 8:00 PM
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Porter Robinson (Live)
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| 8:15 PM
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| 8:30 PM
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Chromeo (Live)
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| 8:45 PM
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| 9:00 PM
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| 9:15 PM
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| 9:30 PM
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Odesza
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| 10:00 PM
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| 10:15 PM
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| 10:30 PM
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| 10:45 PM
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| 11:00 PM
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May 22, 2016
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Peachtree Stage
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Piedmont Stage
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Ponce de Leon Stage
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| 2:15 PM
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Sir the Baptist
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Mike Floss
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| 2:30 PM
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Equinox
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| 2:45 PM
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| 3:00 PM
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J Proppa
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| 3:15 PM
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Floating Points (Live)
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| 3:30 PM
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| 3:45 PM
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Nugz Bunny
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| 4:00 PM
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Organik
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| 4:15 PM
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| 4:30 PM
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Aer
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| 4:45 PM
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| 5:00 PM
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NGHTMRE
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Baels
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| 5:15 PM
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| 5:30 PM
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| 5:45 PM
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ASAP Ferg
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| 6:00 PM
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Treasure Fingers
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| 6:15 PM
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Yellow Claw
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| 6:30 PM
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| 6:45 PM
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| 7:00 PM
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Nas
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HXV
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| 7:15 PM
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| 7:30 PM
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Carnage (DJ)
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| 7:45 PM
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| 8:00 PM
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| 8:15 PM
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| 8:30 PM
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Big Gigantic
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| 8:45 PM
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| 9:00 PM
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| 9:15 PM
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| 9:30 PM
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| 10:00 PM
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2017 festival
In July 2016, it was announced that the festival would return to Centennial Olympic Park in Atlanta from May 5–7, 2017.[1] Acts for the upcoming festival were announced in January 2017.[3] The acts include the following:[7]
