Draymond Green fired some shots at Skip Bayless last week, calling the FS1 personality the “biggest hater” outside the NBA. “Dude just sits up there and spews hate,” Green said. “I hope I give him a soundbite for his show because it’s dying.” Green’s dream came true on Thursday when the host of The Skip Bayless Show disparaged him on his podcast, branding him “the dirtiest player in NBA history by far.” Skip said of Dray, “Here’s the astonishing truth about Draymond Green. Draymond Green is, no exaggeration, the dirtiest player in NBA history by far. The dirtiest player in NBA history by far is Draymond Green.”
Bayless told his viewers to look up Draymond’s various “lowlight tapes, of the cavalcade of Draymond Green’s dirtiest plays over the years … the cheap shots, the low blows, the dangerous plays. Draymond is the all-time cheap-shot artist.” Nevertheless, a lot of admirers adore Green, according to Bayless. He said, “Everybody loves Draymond,” Bayless said. “Somehow his perception is his reality … the perception of Draymond is, ‘He’s such a nice guy, he’s so fun, he’s funny, he’s glib, he’s witty … he’s just so entertaining, that’s Draymond.”
“The truth is, Draymond Green is just a great actor. At his core, deepest down, he’s always been a dirty basketball player with one or two screws loose,” Skip Bayless asserted about Green. Bayless continued by highlighting a few particular instances involving Green, such as the well-known physical altercation with Jordan Poole, Green’s teammate with the Golden State Warriors at the time, in 2022.
Naturally, Green would be ranked highly, if not #1, on any credible list of the “Dirtiest Players in NBA History,” but it might not be a good look for Bayless to make that claim at this time, only a few days after Green called him one of the worst haters in the NBA and dared him to answer. Draymond has buried the hatchet with Stephen A. Smith this week. All in all, Skip and Draymond may need to settle things once and for all.
No, that’s not really Justin Timberlake in the thumbnail for Veeze’s “Pop Yo Sh*t” video. The Detroit rapper makes hilarious — and potentially controversial — use of AI deepfake technology in the video, grafting his own face onto stars like Timberlake, Jay-Z, and more — and vice versa. The track is the self-deprecating rapper’s first of 2024, and his first since last year’s breakout tape, Ganger. The video was shot in London as Veeze continues to open on tour with Travis Scott along with fellow Detroiters Babyface Ray and Skilla Baby, and prepared for his own first headlining show in London.
In a new interview with Crack magazine, Veeze explained his unusual vocal style, saying, “If you spoke to someone who knew me in the first grade, they’d say I rap just like how I talk. I’ve never really raised my voice. I am not going to the studio and making up a character like these other guys.” That voice is serving him well, as his Navy Navy imprint has partnered with Warner Records and his profile has continued to grow in 2024. Whether he will follow up Ganger with a new album this year remains to be seen, but he’s one of the more unique voices currently bubbling under the surface when it comes to rap — although that latter half may be changing sooner rather than later.
Recently, Donald Trump held a presidential rally in NYC, where he was joined onstage by Brooklyn-based rappers Sheff G and Sleepy Hallow. Sheff G had nothing but nice things to say about the former U.S. President. “One thing I wanna say,” he began. “They always gonna whisper your accomplishments and shout your failures. Trump gonna shout the wins for all of us.” Sleepy Hallow didn’t say much as he stood nearby, though he did approach the microphone briefly to say “Make America great again.”
The unexpected collab left many fans confused, and some angry. Peter Rosenberg, for example, recently shared his take on the endorsement on Ebro in the Morning. According to him, they should be pulled from Hot 97’s Summer Jam lineup because of it. He didn’t hesitate to channel his inner “Karen” and tell his higher-ups that, either.
In a clip from the episode, Rosenberg explains that the rally appeared to be a “big joke” to Sleepy Hallow, who he claims “laughed through” his entire endorsement. Regardless, he’s not giving him a pass. In fact, that made it somewhat worse in his eyes, as he suggests it indicates he’s not taking the issue seriously. “He could barely hold himself together from laughing,” he said. “What kind of endorsement is that?”
Rosenberg went on to claim that he’s asked a journalist friend of his to dig into why and how the appearance came about in the first place. What do you think of Sheff G and Sleepy Hallow speaking at Donald Trump’s presidential rally in NYC? What about Peter Rosenberg claiming they should be pulled from the Hot 97 Summer Jam lineup because of it? Do you agree with him or not? Share your thoughts in the comments section down below, and keep an eye on HNHH for more updates.
Musicians work hard to earn a living and become globally renowned stars. However, a negative news story or occurrence can tarnish an accomplished artist’s legacy. This can be in the form of celebrity lawsuits. Many rappers and R&B artists had their legacies questioned after legal battles. Although some of these artists survived or recovered from these lawsuits, they became an unwanted entry in their lives or careers—something people know them for besides their craft.
Rap mogul Diddy is famous for founding Bad Boy Records and helping many musicians rise to the top of their careers. He also enjoyed massive success as a rapper and music producer. However, Diddy has been in the news for the wrong reasons since November 2023, after his former longtime partner and singer Cassie filed a lawsuit against him. In the suit, she claimed Diddy sexually and physically assaulted her, among other damaging allegations. Diddy quickly settled the lawsuit but has since seen seven more lawsuits filed against him.
Leaked footage of Diddy physically assaulting Cassie in a hotel lobby soiled his image even further. Although the rapper apologized for his actions, too much damage had been done and one can only wonder what becomes of him. Besides Diddy, many more MCs have suffered celebrity lawsuits that soiled their legacies. Let’s dive in and see who these artists are.
7. Mystikal Gets Jail Term After Sexual Assault Conviction
It is easy to forget that Mystikal was a Grammy Award nominee. The New Orleans native is famous for his hit songs like “Here I Go,” “Ain’t No Limit,” “The Man Right Chea,” and “Shake Ya Ass,” a track featuring Pharrell. However, while Mystikal was at the peak of his career in 2003, his world came crashing down after his indictment on charges of sexual battery and extortion. The rapper pleaded guilty to the charges and was sentenced to six years in state prison in Jan 2004. Mystikal and two bodyguards allegedly forced his hairstylist to perform oral sex. They also accused her of stealing $80,000 in checks.
While serving his six-year sentence, Mystikal received two federal misdemeanor charges for failing to file tax returns in 1998 and 1999. He was convicted of those charges in Jan 2006 but was allowed to serve the one-year sentence concurrently with his six-year sex assault sentence. He regained his freedom on Jan. 14, 2010, and registered as a sex offender afterward.
Mystikal had more legal troubles after his release. In February 2012, he served a nine-day detention following a dispute with his domestic partner. He also served a three-month jail term for violating his probation terms and was released in August 2012. In August 2017, Mystikal was charged with rape and was held at the Caddo Correctional Center on a $3 million bond, which he posted in Feb 2019. However, the rape charges were dismissed in Dec 2020 due to lack of evidence. Mystikal’s career and celebrity status took a great hit due to his lawsuits, which soiled his reputation in more ways than one. One can only wonder what could have been of the once-great rapper if he avoided those troubles.
Lauryn Hill first gained fame as the frontwoman of The Fugees before becoming celebrated as one of the greatest rappers of all time. Her 1998 solo debut album, The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill, was a massive success, earning her five Grammy Awards. Lauryn became the first woman to win five or more Grammys in one night. Despite this acclaim, she unexpectedly withdrew from the music scene.
Before her Grammy wins, Hill faced a significant celebrity lawsuit. Musicians Rasheem Pugh, Vada Nobles, and Jahari Newton accused her of using their songs and production skills in her debut album without proper credit. Lauryn settled the lawsuit by paying $5 million. Struggling with the pressures of stardom, she decided to retreat from the spotlight. In a 2020 interview with Essence, Lauryn explained that she stepped away because she felt compromised by the industry’s demands, stating, “I discovered people could only acknowledge red and blue, and I was somewhere between. I was purple.”
Lauryn’s legal troubles continued. In 2012, she was charged with failing to pay over $1.8 million in taxes from 2005 to 2007. She pleaded guilty and was sentenced to three months in jail in 2013. After her release in October 2013, Lauryn remained mostly out of the music industry. However, the rapper has been making a gradual return. In 2019, she contributed a song, “Guarding the Gates,” to Queen and Slim: The Soundtrack. She also toured in 2023 for the 25th anniversary of her debut album. In May 2023, during a chat with TMZ, Lauryn’s son YG hinted that his mom had new material on the way, which Lauryn confirmed. The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill remains one of the greatest albums ever made. Yet, Lauryn’s legacy is also marred by her legal struggles and musical exile.
In July 1991, television show host Dee Barnes filed a $22.7 million lawsuit against Dr. Dre. In the lawsuit, Dee claimed the rapper smashed her face and body into a wall. After she fell, he allegedly proceeded to kick her in the ribs and stamp on her fingers. When Dee allegedly hid in the female bathroom, Dr. Dre purportedly burst his way in and bashed her in the back of the head. Dee claimed the assault occurred on Jan 1991, during a private party at the Po Na Na Souk club.
Dr. Dre pleaded no contest to Dee’s celebrity assault lawsuit and settled it out of court. He received a $2,500 fine and was placed on a two-year probation. Dr. Dre performed 240 hours of community service and produced an anti-violence public service announcement. The rapper regrets the occurrence and spoke about it in 2015. Addressing his violent past, Dr. Dre apologized to the women he had hurt over the years. In 2017, he addressed it again in the second installment of his four-part documentary series, The Defiant Ones. He said there was no excuse for his actions and that no woman should be treated that way.
Dr. Dre added, “Any man that puts his hands on a female is a f***ing idiot. He is out of his f***ing mind and I was out of my f***ing mind at the time. I f***ed up. I paid for it. I’m sorry for it and I apologized for it. I have this dark cloud that follows me and it’s gonna be attached to me forever.” He admitted the incident is a major blemish on who he is as a man and makes him feel sad whenever it comes up. Dr. Dre concluded by saying he was becoming a better person.
4. Chris Brown Charged After Physically Assaulting Rihanna
In 2009, Chris Brown and Rihanna were making waves musically and romantically. The pair started dating in 2007 and were adored by fans for their music and relationship. However, their love story came to a sad end in February 2009. Chris and Rihanna were involved in an argument that took a turn for the worse, leading to Chris physically assaulting the singer. A search warrant in the case revealed Rihanna read a text message from another woman on Chris’s phone. This caused the argument, after which he reportedly tried to force her out of the vehicle they were in. Chris hit Rihanna’s head against the passenger window and punched her in her left eye when she turned to face him.
Afterward, he drove away but continued to punch her with one hand while driving with the other. He also threatened to beat her when they got home and threatened to kill her after she called her assistant to alert the police. Rihanna was hospitalized afterward and left with visible facial injuries. In the aftermath, Chris was charged with felony assault and making criminal threats. On July 22, 2009, he pleaded guilty to a felony and accepted a plea deal of community labor, five years probation, and domestic violence counseling. Chris was widely condemned for his actions during and after the ordeal. He has been involved in more legal troubles following the incident, but his physical assault on Rihanna is one that continues to affect his public perception despite his musical success; a stain that may never go away.
3. Tupac Shakur’s Sexual Assault Lawsuit
Tupac Shakur was arguably the greatest rapper the world ever knew. However, he found himself in the news for the wrong reasons at the height of his career due to a celebrity lawsuit. A month before the release of his third studio album Me Against The World, Tupac was sentenced to jail after his conviction on sexual assault charges. It all began in November 1993 when Tupac and his crew members were charged with sexually assaulting a woman. The victim, Ayanna Jackson, claimed she had sex with Tupac a few days before the incident. She accused Tupac and his entourage of raping her in a room at New York’s Parker Meridien Hotel. Amid the celebrity lawsuit, Tupac maintained that his encounter with Ayanna was consensual. During a Mar. 8, 1994 appearance on The Arsenio Hall Show, he discussed the case, maintaining his innocence.
However, on Feb. 7, 1995, the court found Tupac and sentenced him to 1.5 years to 4.5 years in prison for sexually assaulting Ayanna. He served his sentence at the Clinton Correctional Facility in Dannemora, New York. Tupac served only nine months of his sentence. He regained his freedom after posting a $1.4 million bail. Death Row Records CEO Marion “Suge” Knight paid the bail after an agreement with Tupac, who released three albums under the record label. Tupac remained a music idol after his death, but his sexual assault lawsuit, conviction, and prison sentence are stains on his music legacy.
2. Michael Jackson’s Child Abuse Lawsuits
The late “King of Pop,” Michael Jackson, is one of the world’s greatest-ever musicians. However, his musical legacy is not without blemish due to several child abuse allegations against him. Although these allegations were never proven, their presence constitutes a dark patch over MJ’s laudable achievements. In early 1993, the Los Angeles police conducted investigations after the father of a 13-year-old boy, Jordan Chandler, made disturbing allegations against Michael. According to Jordan’s father, Michael allegedly seduced his son and performed sexual acts with him. MJ denied the allegations against him, while his security adviser, Private Detective Anthony Pellicano, said the allegations were part of a plot to extort his client.
Despite Jordan’s testimony, Michael didn’t face a trial. The singer settled the case with Jordan and his father, reportedly paying $23 million. However, the payment was not an admission of guilt on Michael’s part. He did it to prevent the lawsuit from interfering with his career. Despite the settlement, speculations about his fondness for kids remained. Jordan’s father returned with another lawsuit in 1996, claiming Michael breached an agreement not to discuss the case. However, the court dismissed the lawsuit.
Michael’s celebrity lawsuits continued in November 2003 after his arrest on charges of child abuse. British journalist Martin Bashir made a documentary, Living with Michael Jackson, that showed MJ discussing sleeping arrangements with a 12-year-old boy. After the documentary aired, Jackson bagged seven child sexual abuse charges and two charges of administering an intoxicating agent to commit a crime. Michael denied the allegations. He maintained his sleepovers with children were not sexual in nature. His friend, Elizabeth Taylor, also defended him. She claimed she was there when Michael was in bed with the kids, and nothing was abnormal about it. Michael’s case continued until June 2005, when he was cleared of all charges. The world may never know if Michael ever abused any child sexually. In the eyes of the law, the King of Pop was innocent, but his legacy will always have that stain.
Kelly, once celebrated as an R&B legend, saw his career and reputation irreparably damaged by a series of lawsuits and criminal charges that exposed a pattern of sexual misconduct spanning decades. The artist’s legal troubles began gaining public attention in the late 1990s. However, the revelations and subsequent legal battles of the 2000s and 2010s ultimately led to his downfall. In 2002, Kelly faced his first major celebrity lawsuit when a videotape surfaced allegedly showing him engaging in sexual acts with a minor. Although he was acquitted of child pornography charges in 2008, the allegations haunted his career. Public sentiment began to shift as more women came forward with accusations of sexual abuse, manipulation, and exploitation.
The turning point came in 2017 with the release of a BuzzFeed News article detailing accusations of Kelly running a “sex cult.” The article spurred the #MuteRKelly movement, leading to widespread calls for boycotts of his music. In 2019, the documentary series Surviving R. Kelly brought further damning evidence to light, featuring interviews with numerous women who accused Kelly of abuse and misconduct. Following the documentary’s release, Kelly bagged several charges on multiple counts of sexual abuse in several states, including Illinois and New York.
The charges encompassed a range of offenses, from child pornography to obstruction of justice. In 2021, Kelly was convicted in New York on federal racketeering and sex trafficking charges, leading to a 30-year prison sentence. Kelly’s legal battles and the shocking details of his crimes have forever tarnished his image. Once known for his musical genius, he is now synonymous with one of the most egregious examples of abuse in the entertainment industry.
Sean Avery, the former NHL player known for his aggressive playing style and controversial antics, has successfully transitioned into the media and entertainment world. As of 2024, his net worth is estimated to be $8 million, according to CelebrityNetWorth. This impressive financial standing reflects not just his earnings from a professional sports career but also his diverse ventures in acting, modeling, and entrepreneurship.
Avery’s journey from the ice rink to the entertainment industry is a fascinating tale of reinvention. Known for his brash personality and fearless attitude, Avery has leveraged these traits to carve out a unique niche for himself post-retirement. His ability to stay relevant and adapt to new opportunities has been key to his continued success.
The Rise & Fall Of An NHL Career
NEW YORK, NY – JUNE 08: Sean Avery attends A Love Affair With World Oceans Day at Milk Studios on June 8, 2016 in New York City. (Photo by Daniel Zuchnik/WireImage)
Sean Avery’s career in the NHL was marked by both impressive achievements and notable controversies. Born in Ontario, Canada, Avery’s journey to professional hockey began in his youth. He played for several teams during his NHL career, including the Detroit Red Wings, Los Angeles Kings, Dallas Stars, and New York Rangers. Known for his role as an enforcer, Avery was a player who didn’t shy away from physical confrontations and was often at the center of on-ice disputes.
Despite his abrasive style, Avery’s skill on the ice was undeniable. He was a solid player who contributed significantly to his teams, particularly in critical moments. However, his career was also marred by controversies, including a well-publicized suspension for inappropriate comments. These incidents, while damaging to his reputation at times, also kept him in the public eye and set the stage for his post-hockey endeavors.
Transitioning To The Spotlight: Acting & Modeling
CALGARY, AB – JANUARY 2: Sean Avery #16 of the New York Rangers watches the game on the bench in between shifts against the Calgary Flames on January 2, 2008 at Pengrowth Saddledome in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. (Photo by Gerry Thomas/NHLI via Getty Images)
Upon retiring from professional hockey in 2012, Sean Avery quickly pivoted to the entertainment industry. His striking looks and bold persona made him a natural fit for modeling. Avery signed with IMG Models and appeared in campaigns for major brands, bringing a new level of visibility to his off-ice career. His success in modeling opened doors to other opportunities in the fashion industry, including editorial features and runway appearances.
Avery’s move into acting was equally strategic. He took on roles in both film and television, showcasing a surprising versatility. Notable appearances include roles in movies like Tenet and Patriot’s Day, where his performances were met with positive reviews. Avery’s foray into acting has been a testament to his ability to reinvent himself and find success in new arenas.
Entrepreneurship & Media Ventures
NEWARK, NJ – MARCH 10: Sean Avery #16 of the New York Rangers looks on against the New Jersey Devils at the Prudential Center on March 10, 2010 in Newark, New Jersey. Devils defeated the Rangers 6-3. (Photo by Mike Stobe/Getty Images)
In addition to acting and modeling, Sean Avery has ventured into entrepreneurship and media. He co-founded the creative advertising agency Lipman in 2010, which allowed him to explore his interests in marketing and branding. This venture demonstrated his knack for business and his ability to leverage his celebrity status into successful entrepreneurial efforts.
Avery has also become a prominent figure in the media world. His outspoken nature and willingness to tackle controversial topics have made him a popular podcast host and media commentator. He launched The Sean Avery Show, a podcast that covers a wide range of topics, from sports to pop culture. His candid and often provocative style has attracted a loyal following, further boosting his profile and contributing to his net worth.
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Just a few months after his divorce from WNBA player Kelsey Plum was filed, NY Giants tight end and musician Darren Waller is sharing details about his former relationships through song. “Who Knew (Her Perspective)” is Waller’s most recent single, and he claims to have written it from the perspective of a lady attempting to love him. The music video features Waller talking to a woman, who many have pointed out, suspiciously looks like his ex-wife Kelsey Plum.
“I’ve struggled with intimacy in romantic relationships my whole life, and I recognize the toll it has taken on the lovers I’ve been close to,” the 31-year-old said on Thursday. He continued, “Essentially, I’m telling myself, from the damage I’ve done, that it’s imperative for me to heal the wounds in my life I’ve been avoiding by seeking relationships.” Additionally, in the music video, Waller can be seen singing to a woman. He claims it symbolizes him putting himself in her position.
Darren Waller continued to describe his song, saying, “As the song is an attempt to see things from the woman’s perspective, the video is an extension of that, ending with me being alone and wondering why they wounded me and left me there.” The song’s title, lyrics, and music video could be a message to Plum, who claimed to be heartbroken following their April breakup. Their marriage lasted barely a year. “I walked through fire for that man,” the Las Vegas Aces guard said after the news broke, “but now I see it’s time to go.”
Waller intends to release a whole album later this year. Furthermore, he hasn’t decided if he will play football this season. Darren Waller’s football future is up in the air. Kelsey Plum is balling out for the Las Vegas Aces in the WNBA as she looks to contribute to a three-peat this season. Overall, Waller’s video is, at best, interesting, but at worst, not very good. Nevertheless, Waler seems like he is going to do what he can to get Plum back.
Amid Drake’s infamous “20 v. 1” feud, Rick Ross accused him of undergoing plastic surgery, giving him the nickname “BBL Drizzy.” As the battle progressed, Metro Boomin invited artists from around the world to jump in over his beat of the same name, offering a huge cash prize to whoever’s finished product he liked the most. Drake himself even recently decided to hop on the viral beat alongside Sexyy Red, on a track from her new EP “U My Everything.” He flipped the phrase in his favor, claiming that while he doesn’t have a BBL, lucky ladies looking to tweak their appearances go to him for funding.
Of course, most don’t believe that Drake actually underwent the procedure, and instead use the humorous nickname just to mock the Toronto-born performer and suggest he’s fake. Either way, Yung Miami gave her analysis of the rumors during a recent interview with Complex. According to her, there’s no way he got a BBL, as it would be strikingly obvious if he did.
“Do you know what a BBL is?” she asked interviewer Yedoye Travis. “That’s a lot of a**. A BBL is a big a**.” The City Girl went on to share her take on men in general getting the procedure, revealing that she’s personally not a fan. “I don’t want no man with no a**,” she explained. “No, it can’t be like an a** a**.”
While Yung Miami herself prefers her men with little to no junk in the trunk, she encourages people to do whatever they choose with their own appearances, reminding them that “we’ve all gotta die one day.” What do you think of Yung Miami shutting down rumors that Drake has a BBL? Do you agree with her or not? Share your thoughts in the comments section down below, and keep an eye on HNHH for more updates.
In between Coachella’s Weekend 1 and Weekend 2, Tems announced Born In The Wild, her debut studio album. Earlier this month, Tems shared the album would be released on June 7 and revealed the album’s cover artwork. The Grammy winner will embark the Born In The Wild World Tour, her first world tour, beginning in London on June 12, and now, we have an idea of what the setlist will look like.
On Thursday, May 30, Tems posted the Born In The Wild tracklist. Check it out, as well the album’s cover artwork and Tems’ tour dates, below.
Tems’ Born In The Wild Album Cover Artwork
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Tems’ Born In The Wild Tracklist
1. “Born In The Wild”
2. “Special Baby (Interlude)”
3. “Burning”
4. “Wickedest”
5. “Love Me JeJe”
6. “Get It Right” Feat. Asake
7. “Ready”
8. “Gangsta”
9. “Unfortunate”
10. “Boy O Boy”
11. “Forever”
12. “Free Fall” Feat. J. Cole
13. “Voices In My Head (Interlude)”
14. “Turn Me Up”
15. “Me & U”
16. “T-Unit”
17. “You In My Face”
18. “Hold On”
Tems’ Born In The Wild World Tour Dates
Europe
6/12 — London, UK @ Eventim Apollo
6/15 — Paris, France @ L’Olympia
7/4 — Oslo, Norway @ Sentrum Scene
7/8 — Berlin, Germany @ Tempodrom
7/10 — Cologne, Germany @ Carlswerk Victoria
7/12 — Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Paradiso
7/16 — Montreux, Switzerland @ Montreux
North America
8/22 — Miami Beach, FL @ The Fillmore
8/24 — Orlando, FL @ Hard Rock Cafe
8/26 — Dallas, TX @ Gilley’s South Side Ballroom
8/28 — Houston, TX @ 713 Music Hall
8/30 — Atlanta, GA @ Coca-Cola Roxy
9/01 — Washington, DC @ The Anthem
9/03 — Philadelphia, PA @ The Met Philadelphia
9/05 — New York City, NY @ Radio City Music Hall
9/07 — Toronto, ON, Canada @ History
9/11 — Boston, MA @ Agganis Arena
9/13 — Montreal, QC, Canada @ L’Olympia
9/15 — Chicago, IL @ Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom
9/17 — Denver, CO @ The Mission Ballroom
9/22 — Vancouver, BC, Canada @ The Queen Elizabeth Theatre
9/25 — Seattle, WA @ Showbox SODO
9/27 — San Francisco, CA @ The Warfield
9/29 — Las Vegas, NV @ The Theatre At Virgin Hotel
10/1 — Los Angeles, CA @ The Greek Theatre
Africa
10/19 & 25 — TBA
Asia
11/5 — TBA
Australia
11/09 — Melbourne @ Margaret Court Arena
11/12 — Brisbane @ Fortitude Music Hall
11/15 — Sydney @ The Hordern Pavilion
Born In The Wild is out 6/7 via RCA Records. Find more information here.
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