Naloxone handed out by nonprofit at Shaky Knees Music Festival [Video]

ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Atlanta’s Old Fourth Ward neighborhood is jam-packed this weekend for the Shaky Knees Music Festival at Central Park.

The three-day festival features a lineup of rock, pop and more, including performances from Weezer, Noah Kahan and the Foo Fighters.

This year, anyone walking in the festival grounds will have the option to pick up free naloxone, an opioid overdose reversal medication.

Shaky Knees is partnering with the nonprofit This Must Be The Place to educate festival-goers about the dangers of fentanyl and how to use naloxone.

William Perry is the co-founder of the organization, which travels to music festivals across the country.

“We train people on naloxone and how to use it, in the case that they could potentially save a stranger’s life,” he said.

This Must Be The Place has a booth located near the main stage, set up for all three days of the festival.

“Fentanyl has unfortunately gotten stronger over the …