YG is set to embark on a massive tour across North America later this year. He just announced his Just Re'd Up Tour, featuring his supporting act, Doe Boy; check out the details below.
The rapper's series of concerts will kick off in his hometown of Los Angeles, CA, on June 28, 2024, before visiting major cities such as Denver, Kansas City, Boston, New York, Silver Spring, Seattle, Garden City, Salt Lake City, and many more. His last show will be in Hawaii on August 17, 2024.
The musician took to his official Instagram account to share the official poster of the upcoming tour. The poster features him wearing glasses in the background, and a mirrored photo of two girls frames his face. He also told fans to "wear black" at his concerts.
"Let me know what songs yall wanna hear in the komments," he wrote in the caption.
YG will not be alone on tour, as Doe Boy and DJ Vision will accompany him.
A ticket pre-sale for his tour launched earlier this week, while the Spotify pre-sale will begin on May 22, 2024, at 10 a.m.
The rest of the tickets will be available to the general public starting May 24, 2024, at 10 a.m. More details are available on YG's official website.
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Check out YG's upcoming shows for his Just Re'd Up Tour below:
6/28 in Los Angeles, CA
7/06 in Oakland, CA
7/07 in Sacramento, CA
7/10 in Portland, OR
7/12 in Seattle, WA
7/14 in Garden City, ID
7/16 in Salt Lake City, UT
7/18 in Denver, CO
7/19 in Kansas City, MO
7/20 in Chicago, IL
7/25 in Boston, MA
7/26 in New York, NY
7/28 in Silver Spring, MD
8/03 in Dallas, TX
8/04 in Houston, TX
8/06 in Albuquerque, NM
8/08 in Phoenix, AZ
8/09 in Riverside, CA
8/10 in Anaheim, CA
8/11 in San Diego, CA
8/17 in Hawaii
In other updates about YG, the rapper just signed a multi-album deal with BMG under his 4Hunnid Records label.
Last month, He dropped a song titled "Knocka," which is one of the tracks expected on his solo studio album.
His upcoming Tour will be his first on the road since his Stay Dangerous tour in 2019, which supported his album of the same name, released in 2018.
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