The Movement Tour: Winter 2027 comes to Variety Playhouse in Atlanta's Little Five Points neighborhood on Friday, March 12, 2027, bringing one of reggae rock's most beloved touring acts back to one of the city's most iconic intimate venues. Joining the headliner is Mike Love (solo), the acclaimed Hawaiian reggae artist whose soulful, roots-driven sound makes him a perfect complement to the evening's bill. This is a ticketed general admission concert — and it is exactly the kind of night that sells out fast in Atlanta's thriving live music scene.

  • Date: Friday, March 12, 2027
  • Venue: Variety Playhouse
  • Location/Neighborhood: Little Five Points, Atlanta, GA
  • Category: Live Concert – Reggae / Reggae Rock

Why Atlanta Fans Are Talking About This

Atlanta has always had a deep, devoted reggae community, and The Movement Tour: Winter 2027 at Variety Playhouse is the kind of booking that gets passed around fan groups and neighborhood message boards for good reason. The Movement has built a fiercely loyal following over two decades of relentless touring, and their Atlanta stops consistently draw passionate, energetic crowds who know every word of every song. This is not a passive listening experience — it is a full-room celebration.

Adding Mike Love (solo) to the lineup elevates the night even further. Love brings a meditative, spiritually grounded approach to reggae that complements The Movement's higher-energy set, creating a concert experience with genuine range and emotional depth. Fans searching for The Movement Tour: Winter 2027 with special guest Mike Love (solo) Atlanta tickets are already circling this date on their calendars — and for good reason. A double bill like this at a 1,000-capacity room in Little Five Points is a rare gift for Atlanta music lovers.

Variety Playhouse adds its own weight to the occasion. This is a room with history, warmth, and acoustics that make mid-size touring acts sound extraordinary. When The Movement takes that stage, every note lands exactly the way it was meant to.

Everything You Need to Know About The Movement and Mike Love

The Movement is a Columbia, South Carolina-based reggae rock band that has spent the better part of two decades perfecting their live show into one of the tightest, most crowd-pleasing acts on the touring circuit. Known for blending classic Jamaican reggae roots with Southern rock sensibility and infectious energy, the band releases consistently strong studio albums while maintaining a reputation as a must-see live act. Their catalog rewards both new listeners and longtime fans, and their Winter 2027 Tour is positioned as one of their most ambitious touring efforts yet.

Mike Love — not to be confused with the Beach Boys member of the same name — is a Honolulu-born singer-songwriter who has earned widespread respect in the global reggae community for his acoustic, one-man performances that carry the spiritual weight of classic roots reggae. His solo shows are deeply personal, beautifully crafted, and immediately disarming. Atlanta audiences who have seen him perform know that a Mike Love set creates a rare, room-silencing kind of connection between artist and crowd. His presence on this bill is a genuine draw in its own right.

Together, The Movement and Mike Love represent an evening of The Movement Tour: Winter 2027 with special guest Mike Love (solo) at Variety Playhouse that covers the full emotional spectrum of what great reggae can be — joyful, soulful, danceable, and deeply felt.

Plan Your Night at Variety Playhouse

Variety Playhouse sits at the heart of Little Five Points, one of Atlanta's most distinctive and walkable neighborhoods. The venue is located at 1099 Euclid Avenue NE, surrounded by local restaurants, bars, and record shops that make it easy to build a full night around the show. Arrive early, explore the neighborhood, and settle in — this area rewards the fan who plans ahead.

Getting there: MARTA's Blue and Green Lines serve the Inman Park/Reynoldstown station, which is approximately a 15-minute walk from Variety Playhouse. Rideshare drop-off is straightforward along Euclid Avenue. Street parking exists in the surrounding blocks, but it fills quickly on show nights — plan for rideshare or transit to avoid the frustration.

Inside the venue: Variety Playhouse is a general admission standing room floor with a balcony seating option. Doors typically open 60–90 minutes before showtime. The venue is a full bar, cash and card accepted, with a sound system that consistently earns praise from touring acts and fans alike. Wear comfortable shoes — you will be on your feet, and you will want to be.

What to bring: Valid photo ID, your ticket on your phone or printed, and a willingness to dance. This is not a sit-down crowd, and that is a feature, not a bug.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I buy The Movement Tour: Winter 2027 with special guest Mike Love (solo) tickets in Atlanta?

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Is Variety Playhouse accessible by MARTA?

Yes. Variety Playhouse in Little Five Points is accessible via MARTA's Blue and Green Lines at the Inman Park/Reynoldstown station. From the station, the walk to the venue along Edgewood Avenue and into Little Five Points takes approximately 12–15 minutes. It is a straightforward and well-lit route, making MARTA a genuinely practical option for this show — especially given how competitive parking gets in Little Five Points on weekend nights.

What kind of crowd and atmosphere should I expect at a The Movement show?

The Movement draws a passionate, experienced live music crowd — the kind of audience that knows the catalog, shows up ready to dance, and creates an infectious energy from the first song. At Variety Playhouse, that energy gets amplified by the room itself, which is warm, tight, and acoustically excellent. With Mike Love opening, expect the night to start with a mellow, soulful roots reggae vibe before The Movement raises the temperature. It is an all-ages-friendly atmosphere that skews toward dedicated fans, and first-timers consistently leave as converts.