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Killer Mike is more than a rapper—he’s a cultural icon. From his groundbreaking work in Run the Jewels to his solo endeavors, Killer Mike exudes authenticity, raw energy and a fearless commitment to speaking truth to power. For one night only at the Knight Concert Hall, expect to hear music from his 2024 album Songs for Sinners and Saints and his Grammy Award-winning 2023 album Michael. He’ll be accompanied by gospel choir the Mighty Midnight Revival and the Atlantic Studio Philharmonic.
Atlanta's favorite son, Killer Mike gets recognized as many things: a rapper, an advocate for the disenfranchised, an entrepreneur and a Bernie Sanders whisperer. He has also been lauded for his advocacy work on political and social causes, which yielded him Billboard's inaugural 2020 Change Maker Award. For its complex portrait of Black Southern masculinity, Michael earned three Grammys (including Best Rap Album and Best Rap Song & Performance for “Scientists & Engineers”). Killer Mike previously won a Grammy in 2001 for “The Whole World,” his collaboration with Outkast.
Buy Tickets Now: arshtcenter.org/tickets/2024-2025/live-at-knight/killer-mike
Killer Mike is more than a rapper—he’s a cultural icon. From his groundbreaking work in Run the Jewels to his solo endeavors, Killer Mike exudes authenticity, raw energy and a fearless commitment to speaking truth to power. For one night only at the Knight Concert Hall, expect to hear music from his 2024 album Songs for Sinners and Saints and his Grammy Award-winning 2023 album Michael. He’ll be accompanied by gospel choir the Mighty Midnight Revival and the Atlantic Studio Philharmonic.
Atlanta's favorite son, Killer Mike gets recognized as many things: a rapper, an advocate for the disenfranchised, an entrepreneur and a Bernie Sanders whisperer. He has also been lauded for his advocacy work on political and social causes, which yielded him Billboard's inaugural 2020 Change Maker Award. For its complex portrait of Black Southern masculinity, Michael earned three Grammys (including Best Rap Album and Best Rap Song & Performance for “Scientists & Engineers”). Killer Mike previously won a Grammy in 2001 for “The Whole World,” his collaboration with Outkast.
