Rapper Killer Mike, a Grammy-winning artist, has disclosed details about The High & Holy Tour. This tour is in aid of his soon-to-be-released album entitled “Michael.” The tour comprises 19 shows across the United States, commencing on July 10th in Birmingham, AL, and wrapping up on August 5th in New Orleans, LA.
Famous for his politically charged lyrics and activism, Killer Mike is embarking on this tour to promote his first solo album since 2012’s “R.A.P. Music.” The album “Michael” is set for an official release on Friday, May 5th, 2023, with a special fan presale on Wednesday, May 3, 2023. The tour includes 19 stops, with a gig at the Pitchfork Music Festival in Chicago on July 23.
“MICHAEL” aims to provide a deep look into Michael Render, a lifelong rap enthusiast greatly influenced by various southern rap styles, Sunday church services, and barbershop discussions.
The High & Holy Tour guarantees an engaging experience for Killer Mike’s fans eagerly awaiting his return to the stage. The tour is scheduled to start on July 10 in Birmingham, AL, and end on August 5 in New Orleans, LA. Fans can anticipate vibrant performances of both new and classic hits.
This announcement comes on the heels of his new track “DON’T LET THE DEVIL (feat EL-P & thankugoodsir).” Other songs released include “RUN (ft. Young Thug)” and “TALK’N THAT SHIT!”
Beyoncé, Drake, Lil Baby & Other Hip-Hop Artists Who Will Be Hitting The Road For Summer 2023
As summer approaches, hip-hop fans are excited to witness their favorite artists perform live once again. Several of the music industry’s leading figures will be embarking on tours for summer 2023. From Queen Bey to Drake, here are five artists not to miss.
Beyoncé – The Renaissance World Tour
Queen Bey will start her tour on May 10th in Stockholm, Sweden, and wrap up on September 27th in New Orleans. The tour promises to celebrate Black culture, fashion, and music, featuring tracks from Yonce’s latest album, Renaissance.
Lil Baby – “Its Only Us” Tour
Lil Baby recently announced his upcoming summer 2023 tour, expressing his excitement to entertain fans across various North American cities. In a video shared while relaxing in a pool, he revealed the cities on the tour lineup and hinted at Gloss Up, a fellow QC Records label member, potentially joining him.
Atlanta native Lil Baby has emerged as a prominent figure in hip-hop in recent years. Fans eagerly anticipate his live performances, where they can enjoy tracks from his latest album, “It’s Only Me,” his third No. 1 album.
Grammy-winning artist Erykah Badu unveiled her upcoming “Unfollow Me” tour on Instagram. The tour, featuring Yasiin Bey (Mos Def), will commence on June 11 at the AT&T Center in San Antonio, TX. Tickets go on sale on April 20, with the first show scheduled for June 11. Fans are eager to witness Badu’s return to the stage, especially after her lively twerking session with Megan Thee Stallion at the Red Rock Amphitheatre in Colorado.
Rapper Don Toliver, hailing from Houston, will start his “Thee Love Sick Tour” on June 18 in Denver, CO, concluding on July 16 in San Francisco, CA. This presents fans with a great opportunity to experience Don Toliver perform tracks from his latest album, “Love Sick.”
Canadian rapper Drake will embark on his “It’s All A Blur” Tour across various North American cities, beginning on June 16 in New Orleans and ending on September 5 in Glendale, Arizona. With numerous hit albums and singles, Drizzy is set to deliver an unforgettable performance during the tour. Drake will headline alongside 21 Savage, with whom he recently collaborated on an album titledHer Loss. The international tour plans for Drake and 21 Savage remain uncertain due to 21 Savage’s immigration status.
Drake is expected to perform tracks from his previous albums.
Singer Bryson Tiller from Louisville will commence his “Back And I’m Better” Tour on May 4th in San Diego, CA, concluding in Seattle, WA. Tiller’s blend of R&B and hip-hop has garnered him a large following, making this tour a platform to showcase his exceptional talent.
Megan Thee Stallion made her first performance of the year at the March Madness Music Festival AT&T Block Party in Houston on Friday, March 31. This marked her return to the stage since the December trial where Tory Lanez was found guilty of shooting her.
