Prince Books Atlanta

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The forecast is calling for some purple rain to be hitting Atlanta soon.



Prince Rogers Nelson, AKA Prince, is bringing his Piano & A Microphone tour. Prince just added two intimate gigs to his tour at The Fox Theatre in Atlanta April 7th


“The repertoire will be culled from Prince’s vast 39- album catalogue and each performance will have a unique set-list that evolves in real time, song-to-song,” it said. “Fans should expect to witness special interpretations of well-known hits alongside rarely performed B-sides and new, never-before-heard material.”


A seven-time Grammy Award winner will play two exclusive and intimate shows at The Fox Theatre April 7.


In addition to songs from albums including 1999, Purple Rain, and Sign o’ the Times, the set-lists from his previous Piano & A Microphone shows have also featured covers by Joni Mitchell, Paul Robeson and Ray Charles; songs Prince has written for other acts including The Time, Sheila E. and Vanity 6; and a Thelonious Monk-style version of the theme to Batman.

Every ticket purchased to the concert includes a CD copy of Prince’s new album HITNRUN – Phase II, which will be distributed to ticket holders upon exiting The Fox.


Tickets went on sale March 30th.

Reserved Seats: $350, $275, $211, $175, $100
Tickets may be purchased by calling 855-285-8499 or online at foxtheatre.org.
The Fox Theatre Box Office will be open at Noon for in-person sales.


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