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Robin Thicke Played Chamblee for Free and the Whole City Showed Up

Robin Thicke played Chamblee for free on July 4th as part of the Chamblee Rocks summer concert series, and the whole neighborhood showed up. Watch the recap and find out what is coming on August 7th.

July 7, 2026 · Mellanda Reese

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Robin Thicke played Chamblee completely free on July 4th as part of the Chamblee Rocks summer concert series, and the turnout was bigger than anyone expected. He ran through some greats, hit 'Blurred Lines,' and ran through the whole setlist for a crowd packed with families on blankets, kids with glow sticks, and neighbors just showing up for a real summer night. This is one of the only free concert series in metro Atlanta that consistently books national acts, and the next show is August 7th. For the full story, read the blog: Robin Thicke Brought the July 4th Energy to Chamblee

Is the Chamblee Rocks Summer Concert Series Really Free?

Yes, the Chamblee Rocks summer concert series is completely free to attend. There are no ticket fees, no drink minimums, and no corporate paywalls. It is one of the few venues in metro Atlanta where you can catch a national act without spending $75 on a ticket and another $50 on drinks, which is exactly why it draws crowds from across DeKalb County.

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