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Larry June Announces ‘Market Run Tour’ North American Dates Kicking Off This Summer With Monroe Flow

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Larry June is setting himself up to have one hot summer. Earlier this month, the Bay Area rapper announced that he and highly acclaimed producer The Alchemist would be joining forces for the collaborative album, The Great Escape. Although the album isn’t expected to be released until March 31, the pair was sure to give fans a taste of what the project has in store with their single “89 Earthquake.”

Now, the musician took to Instagram to announce that when the album drops they need get familiarize themselves with the project fairly quickly. Beginning in May, Larry June will embark on a 47-date North American tour titled Larry’s Market Run Tour.

The tour will kick off in the midwest and eventually end in his beloved stomping grounds. Accompanying him on tour is Monroe Flow and his beloved DJ Dvme. Presale for the tour begins on Wednesday, March 22, at 10 am pst. General sales start on Friday, March 24, at 10 am pst. For more information, click here.

05/08 – Minneapolis, MN @ Varsity Theater
05/09 – Madison, WI @ Majestic Theatre
05/10 – Columbia, MO @ Blue Note
05/12 – Louisville, KY @ Mercury Ballroom
05/14 – St Louis, MO @ Delmar Hall
05/15 – Cincinnati, OH @ Bogart’s
05/16 – Cleveland, OH @ House of Blues
05/18 – Little Rock, AR @ The Hall
05/19 – Dallas, TX @ South Side Ballroom
05/20 – San Antonio, TX @ The Aztec Theater
05/22 – Austin, TX @ Stubb’s Waller Creek Amphitheater
05/23 – Houston, TX @ Bayou Music Center
05/26 – Los Angeles, CA @ Hollywood Palladium
05/28 – Phoenix, AZ @ The Van Buren
05/29 – El Paso, TX @ Lowbrow Palace
05/30 – Tucson, AZ @ Rialto Theatre
06/01 – Salt Lake City, UT @ The Depot
06/03 – Eugene, OR @ McDonald Theater
06/04 – Portland, OR @ Roseland Theater
06/05 – Seattle, WA @ Neptune
06/06 – Vancouver, BC @ Commodore Ballroom
06/10 – Denver, CO @ Summit
06/13 – Chicago, IL @ House of Blues
06/15 – Des Moines, IA @ Wooly’s
06/17 – Grand Rapids, MI @ Elevation
06/18 – Detroit, MI @ The Fillmore Detroit
06/19 – Toronto, ON @ Opera House
06/21 – Boston, MA @ House of Blues
06/22 – New Haven, CT @ Toads
06/24 – New York, NY @ Hammerstein Ballroom
06/25 – Philadelphia, PA @ TLA
06/27 – Silver Spring, MD @ The Fillmore Silver Spring
06/29 – Raleigh, NC @ The Ritz
06/30 – Charlotte, NC @ The Fillmore Charlotte
07/01 – Nashville, TN @ Marathon Music Works
07/03 – Charleston, SC @ Music Farm
07/05 – Miami, FL @ The Oasis
07/06 – Orlando, FL @ House of Blues Orlando
07/08 – Atlanta, GA @ Tabernacle
07/10 – New Orleans, LA @ The Fillmore New Orleans
07/12 – Oklahoma City, OK @ The Criterion
07/14 – Las Vegas, NV @ House of Blues
07/15 – San Diego, CA @ SOMA
07/16 – Anaheim, CA @ House of Blues
07/19 – Santa Cruz, CA @ The Catalyst
07/21 – Sacramento, CA @ Ace of Spades
07/23 – Oakland, CA @ Fox Theater

Blxst Is Back With “Just For Clarity 2” EP Featuring Roddy Ricch, Larry June, And More

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Blxst has been working in the music industry in various capacities for nearly a decade now, and 2022 was one of his biggest years to date. In the early months, he appeared on Murda Beatz’s “One Shot” with Wale, as well as the wildly successful “Peru (Remix)” alongside Fireboy DML and 21 Savage. In April, the multi-talent’s Before You Go project arrived, boasting 13 titles, including popular releases such as “About You” and “Every Good Girl.”

Following that he closed the year out with a few more collaborations with the likes of Chris Brown, Kalan.FrFr, Babyface Ray, and Nija. As we continue to speed through 2023, Blxst is making his mark with a new four-track EP, Just For Clarity 2, which arrived this New Music Friday (March 10). It includes the previously premiered “Keep Calling” featuring Larry June, plus two more joint efforts and one solo song.

Blxst and Roddy Ricch’s First Collab Is Plenty “Passionate”

Blxst’s tracklist begins with “Ghetto Cinderella” featuring Mustard and Terrace Martin, which chiefly sets the tone for what’s to come. Next, he and Roddy Ricch put on a “Passionate” display with their first-ever link-up. Where the 30-year-old’s voice really shines is on “Call My Bluff,” where he operates solo.

As The Source reports, the R&B artist’s work with “The Box” hitmaker sounds to be his personal favourite. “‘Passionate’ is bigger than a song to me,” Blxst explained. “I like to look at it more as a mindset, especially working with Roddy on this record. It’s dope to see somebody’s success go from zero to a hundred, especially somebody from the hometown.

“I just remember us being in a studio before anybody knew who we were and we had that same drive and passion,” he added. “This track is a look back at that, seeing where we were, where we are, where we’re going, and what brought us here today.” Of his project as a whole, Blxst also shared, “When I think of clarity, I think of being clear and getting straight to the point.”

“It’s a moment for me to vent and be honest and transparent, which is a theme throughout the EP. I call it a flawless four-pack because it’s intentionally short and sweet, but it’s also an appetizer before the debut.” It remains unclear when his album will be dropping, but fans are certainly excited to see what else the California native has in store.

Stream Blxst’s new EP, Just For Clarity 2 on Spotify or Apple Music Below. Afterward, tell us which of the four titles is your favourite in the comments. Make sure to check back later this weekend for more release recommendations on our Fire Emoji and R&B Season playlist updates.

Just For Clarity 2 Tracklist:

  1. Ghetto Cinderella (feat. Mustard and Terrace Martin)
  2. Passionate (feat. Roddy Ricch)
  3. Call My Bluff
  4. Keep Calling (feat. Larry June)

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Larry June & The Alchemist’s ‘The Great Escape’: Everything To Know Including The Release Date, Tracklist, And More

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Larry June and Grammy-winning producer The Alchemist are going full steam ahead into their very first new album cycle together for the recently-announced The Great Escape, which arrives later this month.

Just this week alone, the duo dropped two new songs — and fans are buzzing to hear more details about what to expect on the full project.

Continue scrolling for everything you need to know, including the release date, tracklist, features, and plenty more details that are still to come.

Release Date

Larry June & The Alchemist’s new album will drop on March 31 via Empire.

Tracklist

The tracklist for The Great Escape is still TBA.

Features

While there are no confirmed features on The Great Escape so far, Larry June & The Alchemist have a wide opportunity of artists to choose from for their debut. June’s 2022 album, Spaceships On The Blade, spotlighted artists like 2 Chainz, Syd, Duckwrth, Babyface Ray, and more. However, time will tell if any of these previous collaborators return on this record.

Artwork

The Great Escape artwork has yet to be revealed.

Singles

So far, there are two new singles: the extravagant taste on “60 Days” and the reflective take on June’s journey in “89 Earthquake.” Check out the music videos for both songs below.

Tour Dates

No tour dates from Larry June and The Alchemist have been announced yet.

Larry June And The Alchemist’s Hazy ’89 Earthquake’ Video Basks In The Glory Of Their Riches

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An exciting new collaboration is underway. Today (March 3), rapper Larry June and producer The Alchemist have announced their upcoming joint album, The Great Escape, which is coming later this month.

In addition to the album announcement, the two have shared a new single, “89 Earthquake,” as well as its accompanying visual.

Over a breezy, piano-driven beat, June basks in his riches while reflecting on the journey that led him there. At this point in his career, his earned the reaping of what he’s sown.

“Real millionaire sh*t, might put it in the Benz / Write the sh*t off on taxes, have a five-star dinner / Tell it how it is, mane, livin’ how I live, mane / Rolls gold piеce just to complement thе drip, mane / Stay up on your toes, make sure the money straight,” he raps.

In the accompanying visual, June and The Alchemist, are seen in luxurious scenarios, like playing chess on a private jet, and driving through the city in vintage rides. These scenes are juxtaposed with clips of June in a bodega, and near other San Francisco neighborhoods, reminding fans where he came from.

You can watch the video for “89 Earthquake” above.

The Great Escape album is out 3/31 via Empire.

Larry June And The Alchemist’s ’60 Days’ Video Is A Dream World

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Larry June and The Alchemist are up to something. Before “60 Days,” their collaborative single out today (February 15) begins, an enticing message displays across the screen: “Larry June x The Alchemist THE GREAT ESCAPE MMXXIII.”

It stands to reason that “60 Days” is kicking off a larger rollout between the Bay Area rapper and the Grammy-nominated producer, and if this Sean Kelly-directed video is any indication of their vibe for 2023, sign me up.

“60 Days” finds June and The Alchemist sequestered in a mansion up on the hill. June takes in his scenic surroundings from an exercise bike, relishes in his luxurious cars and reflects on his road to riches.

“First game, touchdown, played for four seasons,” June raps with a content, relaxed delivery over even smoother instrumentals. “She made a thousand first night, I told her she can keep it / Two days in Napa Valley, I’m eating Saganaki / I’m riding dirty through the traffic, took the matte Ducati / I get impulsive, if I want it, then I go and cop it.”

The Alchemist even dropped a few bars — calling himself “a big bowl of macaroni” and referencing former NFL wide receiver Plaxico Burress’ 2008 incident when he accidentally shot himself in the leg. “Stick shift Aston, I’m diggin’ in my trick basket / Fixin’ plays, cut up the pot and split the change,” Alchemist spits. “A lot of sh*t could happen in 60 days.”

June and The Alchemist have separately made a lot happen over the last year. June released his Spaceships On The Blade album last August. The Alchemist produced on Kendrick Lamar’s Grammy-nominated Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers. More recently, Uproxx’s October cover star Freddie Gibbs told XXL that he’s working on four joint albums and hinted that Alchemist is one of the producers involved.

So, who knows what will have happened 60 days from now.

Watch the “60 Days” video above.

Freddie Gibbs is a Warner Music artist. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.

Blxst And Larry June Tell Their Haters To ‘Keep Calling’ On The Carefree New Collaboration

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Blxst released his new collaboration with Larry June called “Keep Calling” The free-spirited song finds Blxst opening with his verse as June supports him through some ad-lib style background vocals. “I just touched down, threw a surprise party for pops,” Blxst sings. “I ain’t even checkin’ the scoreboard, I stop / Double up on this world tour, then drop again / While you lookin for a block to spend.”

“Long as we got respect, we ain’t gotta be friends,” he continues. “They keep on callin’ / I keep on ballin’… Baby, my diamonds still hittin’ / They flawless.”

From there, June takes the lead on the second verse while still carrying the pacing over the hypnotic beat. “Rose gold piece and a diamond special / Pulled up in a Porsche playing My Confession,” he adds.

The duo appears just as carefree as their lyricism in the music video. Directed by Direct Dev and Blu, Blxst and Larry June pose in (and around) a car with a pretty girl, with the ocean view behind them all. They also hang out together on a basketball court, as a retro film filter gets overlayed during parts of the video.

Listen to Blxst and Larry June’s new song “Keep Calling” above.