Chamblee’s 4th of July celebration: Concert by Robin Thicke & fireworks, PLUS a $5 Uber discount code

The city of Chamblee will host a family-oriented Fourth of July celebration again in 2026.
We have all the details, PLUS we’ve updated to add the Uber $5 discount ride code — find it below, along with parking and shuttle info. 

The Independence Day summer concert and fireworks will take place from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Saturday, July 4, 2026. 

Fireworks will start around 9 p.m. 

The location is the new Chamblee City Hall, located at 3518 Broad Street, in the downtown Chamblee entertainment district.

There will be food trucks and beverage tents on site — and you’ll find a full list of the downtown Chamblee restaurants just below.

Last year, a Kids Zone featured inflatables and games — we don’t know yet if this is the case again. 
We also have a complete list of Chamblee Summer Concerts.

The concert & entertainment

The headliner is Robin Thicke. 
There is usually an opening act that kicks things off around 6:30. 

Grammy Award-winning artist Robin Thicke brings his signature sound and chart-topping songs for a night of soulful entertainment. His feel-good performance will set the tone for a night that ends with one spectacular firework display, beginning around 9:00 p.m., lighting up the summer sky, creating the perfect backdrop for a night of music, food, and unforgettable memories.

Know before you go

All the rules for the new Open Container District are listed just below — please review!
You cannot bring your own alcohol.

These events are rain or shine so dress accordingly.
If the weather threatens to become dangerous, look at Chamblee’s social media pages to find out if an event is canceled or rescheduled.
View the Chamblee Summer Concert website

Please don’t drive into downtown Chamblee!
There will be road closures.
There is an FAQ page covering other details at chambleerocks.net.

Parking & shuttle info

Parking will be very limited and will be available at:
• Winter Construction (5616 Peachtree Road)
• Chamblee Middle School (3601 Sexton Woods Drive)

If you park at the Middle School, you can ride the shuttle, in operation from 5:30 to 11 p.m. 
It will drop you off at Chamblee’s Rideshare Park.
From the Rideshare Park, you’ll have a short walk to Chamblee City Hall.

If you need an address for Uber or Lyft, the Chamblee rideshare park is located at:
5374 Peachtree Road
Chamblee, GA 30341

Uber discount code – get $5 OFF your ride

If you want to use Uber to get there, you can get a discount voucher here and plan to use the designated rideshare park, located at 5374 Peachtree Road. 

To get the $5 discount, just click the link above and sign in to your account to accept the voucher.
It will be added to your Uber account and applied to a qualifying ride (see below).

If you’re asked to enter a voucher code, it’s RDRRPNQPFSF.

Important info:
The Uber discount code will only be valid for rides you book for July 4th between 3 p.m. and midnight. 
It is good for up to two trips, for either drop off or pick up at 5374 Peachtree Rd, Atlanta, GA 30341, 

Again, to access the Uber rideshare link, visit https://r.uber.com/RDRRPNQPFSF. 

Get there on MARTA

Downtown Chamblee is embracing transit-oriented development — and the business district is an easy walk from the Chamblee MARTA Station.

If you live anywhere on the Gold Line, MARTA is a no-brainer.
If you’re on the Blue/Green Line or the Red Line, you can still use MARTA; just transfer at Five Points Station. 

You can leave your car at MARTA stations with large parking lots — like Brookhaven, Doraville, or Lindbergh. 

Get off the Gold Line Train at Chamblee Station, then follow the signs pointing to the buses (not to Chamblee Tucker Rd) to exit the platform. 
In the middle of the station, one level below, you’ll find a short covered walkway that is marked Peachtree Rd. This is the shortest walk to the concert. 

(TL;DR version — if you take the train, do not exit the station via the front door! Find the walkway to Peachtree Rd and the back door.)

Road closures

Broad Street, Ingersoll Rand Drive and Irvindale Way will be closed from 7:00 a.m. – 12:00 a.m.

Peachtree Road between Whaley Machine Co. building (5553 Peachtree Road) and the parking lot at Vintage Pizzeria (5434 Peachtree Road) will be closed at 2:00 p.m., throughout the duration of the event.  

Other 4th of July celebrations & fireworks in Dekalb County include:

• Dunwoody’s Independence Day Parade
• Pied Piper parade, concert, and fireworks on the Decatur Square
• Tucker’s Independence Day on Main
• Fantastic Fourth at Stone Mountain Park
• Avondale Estates Parade & Street Festival

Getting to the downtown Chamblee business district

Downtown Chamblee is embracing transit-oriented development — and the business district is an easy walk from the Chamblee MARTA Station.

If you live anywhere on the Gold Line, MARTA is a no-brainer. Get off at Chamblee Station, then follow the signs pointing to the buses (not to Chamblee Tucker Rd) to exit the platform. In the middle of the station, one level below, you’ll find a short covered walkway that is marked Peachtree Rd. This is the shortest walk to the concert. 

(TL;DR version — if you take the train, do not exit the station via the front door! Find the walkway to Peachtree Rd and the back door.)

Open container policy!

Chamblee becomes the latest municipality in the Atlanta metro area to allow outdoor alcohol consumption in its entertainment district!

Starting June 1, 2023, you can purchase alcohol from a licensed establishment in downtown Chamblee and carry it with you, as long as you adhere to the ordinance guidelines.

Here’s what you need to know:

• Hours for outdoor alcohol consumption are 9 a.m to 10 p.m.
• Open containers are prohibited outside those hours.
• You still must be 21 or older to purchase alcohol.
• Alcohol-licensed restaurants will dispense your drink in a clearly marked plastic cup.
• Beer and wine cannot exceed 16 fluid ounces; for distilled spirits it’s 12 ounces.
• You cannot bring your own alcohol to the city for open container consumption.

Food options in downtown Chamblee

There will be food trucks on site for all concerts, as well as designated tents where you can buy beer and wine.

But in case you don’t know, downtown Chamblee has shrugged off its “Antique Row” reputation to become a bustling restaurant scene. Come early on concert nights to take advantage of these dining options, all located within a walkable area: