Lil Yachty is hitting the road on a global scale in support of his widely acclaimed album Let’s Start Here.
Announced Tuesday, the Field Trip Tour—produced by Live Nation and Bose—will see Yachty making 39 different stops starting with Washington, D.C. on Sept. 21. Additional stops on the North American leg of the tour include New York, Nashville, San Diego, Las Vegas, Denver, St. Louis, and more. The Europe leg kicks off in Oslo in November.
See a full list of dates below. Pre-sale tickets for the North American leg of the tour will be available starting Tuesday at 10 a.m. local time, with additional pre-sale events slated to take place in the coming days leading up to the general sales launch on May 12, also at 10 a.m. local time. Hit the official tour site for more info.
Amid continued acclaimed for Let’s Start Here, Yachty rolled out the studio version of the previously teased track “Strike (Holster)” in April. The prolific Cole Bennett was enlisted to helm the track’s official video, which a month later has amassed more than 8 million views on YouTube.
In July, Yachty will bring his catalog to the Rolling Loud Miami stage. Other artists confirmed for the 2023 edition of the three-day event include headliners Playboi Carti, Travis Scott, and ASAP Rocky. Ice Spice, Destroy Lonely, Turnstile, and more are also on the lineup.
As was expertly documented here, Yachty was also originally slated to bring similar joys to those in town for SXSW in Austin back in March until severe weather forced his performance to be called off.
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