Moneybagg Yo: The Memphis rap star's 'Larger Than Life' tour is officially happening
It was only a matter of time before rap heavyweight Moneybagg Yo decided it was time to leave the recording studio and hit the road. What better way to get folks pumped than announcing his Larger Than Life nationwide tour?
It was only a matter of time before rap heavyweight Moneybagg Yo decided it was time to leave the recording studio and hit the road. What better way to get folks pumped than announcing his Larger Than Life nationwide tour?
Moneybagg Yo’s ‘Larger Than Life’ tour is really happening
While things won’t kick off until August, the Southern rap superstar is making sure to prioritize all of the massive markets. From Philadelphia and New York to Los Angeles and Houston, Yo isn’t skipping any big spots going from coast to coast this summer.
Memphis artist, established entrepreneur, and Bread Gang Entertainment CEO, Moneybagg Yo, announces his long-awaited US “Larger Than Life” tour. The 23-date run kicks off this August in Orlando before he heads to major cities such as New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Houston, before wrapping up in his hometown of Memphis, Tennessee. Fans can expect Bagg to perform a plethora of his catalog including his No. 1 hits that topped the radio charts including, “Said Sum,” “Time Today,” “Wockesha,” and “Scorpio.” Tickets are available to the public on Tuesday, June 13th at 10am Local time HERE. See below for full list of tour dates.
The tour announcement arrives fresh on the heels of the release of his deeply personal mixtape, Hard To Love, which reached No. 1 on Apple Music’s Top Albums chart, and debuted Top on Spotify’s US & Global Album Debut Chart. The mixtape, Bagg’s first since 2021’s A Gangsta’s Pain, was preceded by a lengthy letter posted to his Instagram account. That sort of to-the-bone honesty is the defining feature of Hard To Love. The project includes “Quickie,” "Motion God,” “On Wat U On,” his acclaimed collaboration with label mate, GloRilla, “Ocean Spray,” as well as “Keep It Low,” his breakneck collaboration with Future, and additional collaborations with Fridayy, Bagg’s signee, YTB FATT, Shott Off, and Lil Durk.
Prior to Hard To Love, Moneybagg Yo shared his chart-topping album, A Gangsta's Pain, which was the fourth highest selling rap album of 2021. The RIAA certified Platinum album was listed “Best Albums of 2021” by The New York Times, Billboard, Complex, XXL, Uproxx, and more. Soon after he shared a collaboration with Yo Gotti, Mozzy, and Lil Poppa titled, “Big League,” which was chosen as the official song of the 2022 NBA Finals and can be found on the CMG compilation Gangsta Art.
In just a few short years, Moneybagg Yo has cemented himself as one of the most irresistible voices in the club and on the streets. He developed his label, Bread Gang Entertainment, his artist BIG30 (NLess Entertainment) was tapped as part of XXL’s latest Freshman Class, and his business endeavors extend to the restaurant industry in 2023, recently opening Cache 42 Kitchen and Cocktails in his hometown. The rapper has also been nominated for a GRAMMY Award, Billboard Music Awards and iHeartRadio Award and collaborated with A-list stars like Kanye West, 2 Chainz, and YG. With Hard to Love, he adds another riveting chapter to his stellar discography.
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