To celebrate the release of his upcoming debut album The Bigger Artist, A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie will be hitting the road on Sept. 24 for a 32-date tour.
The Bigger Artist Tour will kick off in Washington, D.C. before the Bronx rapper makes stops in Chicago, Los Angeles, Cleveland, New York, Philadelphia and Las Vegas. The North American leg of A Boogie’s tour wraps up on Nov. 28 in Toronto, Canada before he heads to Europe for the second leg.
The second half of the “Beast Mode” rapper’s tour will take him through Spain, Germany, France and the Netherlands before finishing on Dec. 17 in London. Tickets for the shows are available now.
A Boogie’s upcoming album is set to drop on Sept. 29 and will include guest appearances from Chris Brown, Trey Songz, YoungBoy Never Broke Again, 2016 XXL Freshman 21 Savage and 2017 XXL Freshman PnB Rock. Speaking with XXL, the rapper said he had to drop the album because he needed to “give the people what they want.”
Check out the tour dates for A Boogie’s upcoming shows below.
A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie The Bigger Artist Tour Dates
Sept. 24 – Echostage – Washington, D.C.
Sept. 28 – Intersection – Grand Rapids, Mich.
Sept. 29 – UIC Pavilion – Chicago, Ill.
Oct. 6 – Flames Central – Calgary, Canada
Oct. 7 – Union Hall – Edmonton, Canada
Oct. 15 – The Wellmont Theater – Montclair, N.J.
Oct. 19 – Observatory – Santa Ana, Calif.
Oct. 2 – Novo – Los Angeles, Calif.
Oct. 23 – Brooklyn Bowl – Las Vegas, Nev.
Oct. 26 – Observatory North Park – San Diego, Calif.
Oct. 28 – Complex – Salt Lake City, Utah
Oct. 29 – Ogden Theatre – Denver, Col.
Oct. 31 – South Side Music Hall – Dallas, Texas
Nov. 2 – The Truman – Kansas City, Mo.
Nov. 4 – Royal Oak Music Hall – Royal Oak, Mich.
Nov. 5 – Agora Ballroom – Cleveland, Ohio
Nov. 8 – College Street Music Hall – New Haven, Conn.
Nov. 9 – Terminal 5 – New York, N.Y.
Nov. 1 – Electric Factory – Philadelphia, Pa.
Nov. 11 – The National – Richmond, Va.
Nov. 12 – The Palladium – Worcester, Mass.
Nov. 16 – The NorVa – Norfolk, Va.
Nov. 28 – Rebel – Toronto, Canada
Dec. 6 – Otto Zutz – Barcelona, Spain
Dec. 7 – Blackhaus – Guadarrama, Spain
Dec. 8 – Europalace – Wiesbaden, Germany
Dec. 9 – Encore – Amsterdam, Netherlands
Dec. 11 – Yaam – Berlin, Germany
Dec. 12 – Feierwerk – Munich, Germany
Dec. 13 – La Maroquinerie – Paris, France
Dec. 14 – Club Bahnhof Ehrenfeld – Cologne, Germany
Dec. 17 – Electric Brixton – London, United Kingdom
Sept. 28 – Intersection – Grand Rapids, Mich.
Sept. 29 – UIC Pavilion – Chicago, Ill.
Oct. 6 – Flames Central – Calgary, Canada
Oct. 7 – Union Hall – Edmonton, Canada
Oct. 15 – The Wellmont Theater – Montclair, N.J.
Oct. 19 – Observatory – Santa Ana, Calif.
Oct. 2 – Novo – Los Angeles, Calif.
Oct. 23 – Brooklyn Bowl – Las Vegas, Nev.
Oct. 26 – Observatory North Park – San Diego, Calif.
Oct. 28 – Complex – Salt Lake City, Utah
Oct. 29 – Ogden Theatre – Denver, Col.
Oct. 31 – South Side Music Hall – Dallas, Texas
Nov. 2 – The Truman – Kansas City, Mo.
Nov. 4 – Royal Oak Music Hall – Royal Oak, Mich.
Nov. 5 – Agora Ballroom – Cleveland, Ohio
Nov. 8 – College Street Music Hall – New Haven, Conn.
Nov. 9 – Terminal 5 – New York, N.Y.
Nov. 1 – Electric Factory – Philadelphia, Pa.
Nov. 11 – The National – Richmond, Va.
Nov. 12 – The Palladium – Worcester, Mass.
Nov. 16 – The NorVa – Norfolk, Va.
Nov. 28 – Rebel – Toronto, Canada
Dec. 6 – Otto Zutz – Barcelona, Spain
Dec. 7 – Blackhaus – Guadarrama, Spain
Dec. 8 – Europalace – Wiesbaden, Germany
Dec. 9 – Encore – Amsterdam, Netherlands
Dec. 11 – Yaam – Berlin, Germany
Dec. 12 – Feierwerk – Munich, Germany
Dec. 13 – La Maroquinerie – Paris, France
Dec. 14 – Club Bahnhof Ehrenfeld – Cologne, Germany
Dec. 17 – Electric Brixton – London, United Kingdom
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