Aaron's Amphitheatre, Performing arts center in the United States
Cellairis Amphitheatre, formerly known as Aaron's Amphitheatre, is a premier outdoor venue in Atlanta, Georgia.
Has been a staple in live entertainment since opening in 1989.
Hosts a wide variety of cultural events, including top-tier concerts.
Features a seating capacity for up to 19,000 people.
Renowned for being one of the largest amphitheatres in the Southeastern United States.
Website: livenation.com/venues/14086/aaron-s-amphitheatre-at-lakewood
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