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🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥6.01.2026🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 I I got 5 on it Mondays Every 1st Monday features the Pull-up Open Mic Monthly Vibe Session Hosted by @teamabyss @mr_brockstar on the 1s and 2s aka DJ Tarantula6p-10p Happy Hour 8p-10p Open Mic Poets Spoken Word Musicians $5 Food and Drink Specials @twistedpye Keith Sweat Restaurant

✨The most powerful thing we own is our truth. On June 6th, I’m sharing mine✨

I am honored to be a part of Stories and Songs, an immersive production that weaves together intimate storytelling, the soul of a live band, and the artistry of poetic narrators. This isn’t just an event; it’s a journey you don’t want to miss.
This is the beauty of the truth set to music—and the pulse of the human experience in its purest form.
I invite you to be in the room for this unforgettable afternoon. Tickets are officially available now!
🎟️ Individual Experience: $50
🎟️ Two-for-One Special: 2 for $85
Secure your seat today!
Stories & Songs | L.A. Roberts (https://www.larobertsspeaks.com/storiesandsongs)

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Hey fam, quick trivia question before our next screening…. How is the song “I Used to Love H.E.R.” by Common connected to the film The Five Heartbeats? Drop your answer in the comments below 👇🏾 And join us for a special 35th anniversary screening of The Five Heartbeats in honor of Black Music Month.

Sunday, June 14 • 4 PM
Plaza Theatre • Atlanta

Hosted by spoken word artist Abyss Graham
After-film discussion led by Ernie Suggs of the AJC.

Tickets in bio.

Hey fam, quick trivia question before our next screening…. How is the song “I Used to Love H.E.R.” by Common connected to the film The Five Heartbeats? Drop your answer in the comments below 👇🏾 And join us for a special 35th anniversary screening of The Five Heartbeats in honor of Black Music Month.

Sunday, June 14 • 4 PM
Plaza Theatre • Atlanta

Hosted by spoken word artist Abyss Graham
After-film discussion led by Ernie Suggs of the AJC.

Tickets in bio.

Hey fam, quick trivia question before our next screening…. How is the song “I Used to Love H.E.R.” by Common connected to the film The Five Heartbeats? Drop your answer in the comments below 👇🏾 And join us for a special 35th anniversary screening of The Five Heartbeats in honor of Black Music Month.

Sunday, June 14 • 4 PM
Plaza Theatre • Atlanta

Hosted by spoken word artist Abyss Graham
After-film discussion led by Ernie Suggs of the AJC.

Tickets in bio.

His office hours are from….? In the Five Heartbeats Big Red represented the side of the music industry many Black artists knew too well: exploitation, manipulation, pressure, and profit over people.

Hawthorne James played the role so well that audiences still react emotionally to Big Red decades later.

The Five Heartbeats wasn’t only about making music. It was also about what fame, money, and industry power can do to artists trying to create, survive, and thrive.

Join us for a special 35th anniversary screening of The Five Heartbeats in honor of Black Music Month.

Sunday, June 14 • 4 PM
Plaza Theatre • Atlanta

Hosted by spoken word artist Abyss Graham
After-film discussion led by Ernie Suggs of the AJC.

Tickets in bio.

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Eddie King Jr. was the lead singer of The Five Heartbeats, depicted in the 1991 classic film, and much more.

He represented the emotional cost of talent, fame, pressure, ego, addiction, and survival inside the music industry. And ultimate resurrection.

Michael Wright’s performance gave audiences a character who was charismatic, gifted, funny, heartbreaking, and painfully human all at once.

For many people, Eddie’s story resonates because it reflects what happened to so many artists of that time period (and beyond) whose brilliance was celebrated publicly while their personal struggles unfolded privately.

The Five Heartbeats remains one of the few Black music dramas to accurately depict both the beauty and the pain behind the spotlight.

Join us for a special 35th anniversary screening in honor of Black Music Month.

Sunday, June 14 • 4 PMPlaza Theatre • Atlanta

Hosted by spoken word artist Abyss GrahamAfter-film discussion led by Ernie Suggs of the AJC.

Tickets in bio.

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