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What Is Lakewood Amphitheatre?
Lakewood Amphitheatre is an outdoor concert venue located at the Lakewood Heights neighborhood of the city. To get to the Amphitheatre, fans must take the red or gold line train to the MARTA Lakewood station, where one can connect with bus 42 or 178 that goes to the Amphitheatre, or take a Lyft or Uber from the station.

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