Lil Nas X Flies To North America, Europe for 'Long Live Montero Tour' 2022 [WATCH]

Lil Nas X will be crying on Instagram Live if you will not be coming to his upcoming tour!

After numerous teasers and "getting pregnant" for a new baby, Lil Nas X has finally unveiled the trailer of his first-ever tour - "Long Live Montero Tour."

Lil Nas X 'Long Live Montero' Tour 2022

Kicking off the announcement with an extravagant trailer complete with montages of his music videos, live performances, and MET Gala Red Carpet looks, Lil Nas X's butterfly-filled highlight reel invites everyone - except gay people - on his first tour.

Promoted via Live Nation and CashApp, Lil Nas X starts his tour at The Fillmore in Detroit, Michigan, on Sep. 6, 2022. After 13 stops in the United States, he will finish off at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium in San Francisco, California, on Oct. 23, 2022.

Following his United States tour is his Europe trek starting on Nov. 8, 2022, in Amsterdam, Netherlands' AFAS Live Concert Hall.

Montero will then traverse Germany, the United Kingdom, France, and Belgium before ending his tour in Palau Sant Jordi Club in Barcelona, Spain, on No. 17, 2022.

Lil Nas X 'Long Live Montero' Tour 2022 Ticket Presale

Ticket Presale for the "Long Live Montero Tour" will start on Apr. 27, 2022, at 10:00 a.m. local time with an exclusive partnership with Cash App.

Per Billboard, new and existing Cash App Cash Cardholders can access the Wednesday presale after using their card to purchase on Ticketmaster.

Fans can check out Lil Nas X's official website for additional information.

Lil Nas X New Music, GRAMMY Snub, Backlash

Lil Nas X's 'Long Live Montero Tour' announcement comes amid the young rapper's continuous teasing of new music.

Previously, he hinted an upcoming collab release with Saucy Santana and NBA Youngboy. He also teased a 2-minute video snippet of a song he titled "Lean On My Body" on Twitter over the past few weeks.

In the last 2022 GRAMMYs, Lil Nas X came home GRAMMYless as he failed to take home any trophy despite being nominated for five categories, including Record of the Year, Album of the Year, and Song of the Year.

However, he took to Instagram Live the night itself and freestyled a new song talking about his massive GRAMMY loss. But the "Montero" hitmaker was not really sad at all.

In fact, in a tweet after, Lil Nas X considered his live performance at the GRAMMYs as his favorite performance yet.

In true Lil Nas X fashion, critics of the 23-year-old rapper stormed and hit him with his sexualized performance.