Playboi Carti’s Antagonist Tour U.S. Dates Rescheduled to 2024

Playboi Carti's Antagonist Tour U.S. Dates Rescheduled to 2024

Playboi Carti has announced that the U.S. dates for his highly anticipated Antagonist Tour are rescheduled to 2024. The tour is set to kick off in Dublin on Nov. 19, with overseas stops in major cities including London, Paris, and Amsterdam this fall. The tour will then continue in 2024 with a string of dates across the United States, hitting cities like New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Atlanta, Las Vegas, Boston, and more. Fans holding tickets for the original dates can rest assured, as they will be valid for the rescheduled shows. New dates and ticket information can be found at playboicarti.com.

This tour marks Playboi Carti’s first headline tour since 2021 when he took the music world by storm with his #1 album on the Billboard 200 chart, “Whole Lotta Red.” The album, released on Christmas day in 2020, achieved remarkable sales and streaming numbers in its debut week.

The Antagonist Tour promises electrifying live performances and unique fan experiences, with support from talented rappers Ken Carson, Destroy Lonely, and Homixide Gang, who are hitting the road together for the first time as an Opium Collective. These rising artists have garnered widespread acclaim and are set to bring their unique sounds to audiences worldwide.

Playboi Carti “Antagonist Tour” Dates

11/19/23             Dublin, IE                           3Arena

11/21/23             Manchester, UK               AO Arena

11/22/23             London, UK                        The O2

11/24/23             Brussels, BE                       Forest National

11/25/23             Amsterdam, NL                Ziggo Dome

11/27/23             Milan, IT                             Mediolanum Forum

11/29/23             Cologne, DE                       Lanxess Arena

11/30/23             Berlin, DE                           Mercedes-Benz Arena

12/2/23               Paris, FR                             AccorHotels Arena

12/4/23               Copenhagen, DK              Royal Arena       

01/14/24             Salt Lake City, UT             Delta Center

01/15/24             Denver, CO                        Ball Arena

01/17/24             Dallas, TX                           American Airlines Center

01/18/24             Austin, TX                           Moody Center

01/19/24             Houston, TX                       Toyota Center

01/23/24             Miami, FL                           Kaseya Center

01/24/24             Tampa, FL                          Amalie Arena

01/25/24             Orlando, FL                        Amway Center

01/27/24             Atlanta, GA                        State Farm Arena

01/28/24             Charlotte, NC                    Spectrum Center

01/29/24             Raleigh, NC                        PNC Arena

01/31/24             New York, NY                    Madison Square Garden

02/01/24             Washington, D.C.             Capital One Arena

02/02/24             Boston, MA                        TD Garden

02/04/24             Cleveland, OH                   Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse

02/06/24             Philadelphia, PA               Wells Fargo Center

02/07/24             Pittsburgh, PA                   PPG Paints Arena

02/08/24             Detroit, MI                         Little Caesars Arena

02/12/24             Chicago, IL                         United Center

02/13/24             Minneapolis, MN             Target Center

02/14/23             Kansas City, MO               T-Mobile Center

02/17/24             Las Vegas, NV                   MGM Grand Garden Arena

02/18/24             Glendale, AZ                      Desert Diamond Arena

02/21/24             Los Angeles, CA                Crypto.com Arena

02/22/24             San Diego, CA                   Pechanga Arena

02/24/24             San Francisco, CA             Chase Center

02/25/24             Sacramento, CA                Golden 1 Center

02/28/24             Seattle, WA                       Climate Pledge Arena

02/29/24             Portland, OR                     Veterans Memorial Coliseum

TBC                       Columbus, OH                   Schottenstein Center

TBC                       Indianapolis, IN                Gainbridge Fieldhouse

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Playboi Carti Postponed His ‘Antagonist Tour’ With US Dates Rescheduled To 2024

Playboi Carti was due to embark on his Antagonist Tour next week supported by his Opium Collective compatriots Destroy Lonely, Homixide Gang, and Ken Carson, but it looks like the Vamps will have to wait until next year to rage out with their king. Although new Florida dates had been added to the tour as recently as early this month, reps for Carti sent out a press release today announcing that all the dates had been rescheduled to 2024.
You can find the new dates below.

11/19/23 — Dublin, IE 3Arena
11/21/23 — Manchester, UK AO Arena
11/22/23 — London, UK The O2
11/24/23 — Brussels, BE Forest National
11/25/23 — Amsterdam, NL Ziggo Dome
11/27/23 — Milan, IT Mediolanum Forum
11/29/23 — Cologne, DE Lanxess Arena
11/30/23 — Berlin, DE Mercedes-Benz Arena
12/2/23 — Paris, FR AccorHotels Arena
12/4/23 — Copenhagen, DK Royal Arena
01/14/24 — Salt Lake City, UT Delta Center
01/15/24 — Denver, CO Ball Arena
01/17/24 — Dallas, TX American Airlines Center
01/18/24 — Austin, TX Moody Center
01/19/24 — Houston, TX Toyota Center
01/23/24 — Miami, FL Kaseya Center
01/24/24 — Tampa, FL Amalie Arena
01/25/24 — Orlando, FL Amway Center
01/27/24 — Atlanta, GA State Farm Arena
01/28/24 — Charlotte, NC Spectrum Center
01/29/24 — Raleigh, NC PNC Arena
01/31/24 — New York, NY Madison Square Garden
02/01/24 — Washington, D.C. Capital One Arena
02/02/24 — Boston, MA TD Garden
02/04/24 — Cleveland, OH Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse
02/06/24 — Philadelphia, PA Wells Fargo Center
02/07/24 — Pittsburgh, PA PPG Paints Arena
02/08/24 — Detroit, MI Little Caesars Arena
02/12/24 — Chicago, IL United Center
02/13/24 — Minneapolis, MN Target Center
02/14/24 — Kansas City, MO T-Mobile Center
02/17/24 — Las Vegas, NV MGM Grand Garden Arena
02/18/24 — Glendale, AZ Desert Diamond Arena
02/21/24 — Los Angeles, CA Crypto.com Arena
02/22/24 — San Diego, CA Pechanga Arena
02/24/24 — San Francisco, CA Chase Center
02/25/24 — Sacramento, CA Golden 1 Center
02/28/24 — Seattle, WA Climate Pledge Arena
02/29/24 — Portland, OR Veterans Memorial Coliseum
TBC — Columbus, OH Schottenstein Center
TBC — Indianapolis, IN Gainbridge Fieldhouse

Earl Sweatshirt Bumps Playboi Carti During His Concert

Sometimes it can be easy to forget that rappers are rap fans themselves. Earl Sweatshirt reminded everyone of that during a recent show when he bumped some Playboi Carti between tracks. Clips hit the internet of Earl vibing on stage while the rapper’s song “JumpOutTheHouse” booms over the speakers. Fans in the audience are clearly feeling it as the jump around to the beat and sing along to the lyrics. The crossover surprised some given the major stylistic differences between Carti and Earl, but the “Chum” rapper appears to be a big fan regardless.

Earlier today Earl Sweatshirt and The Alchemist announced a joint show they’ll perform in London. The pair each took to Instagram to share a flyer for the show, which also includes a tease towards a new album. Fans speculate that Voir Dire could be the name of an upcoming project between the two. The rapper and producer have worked together often in the past, even as recently as earlier this year. Earl appeared on the opening track “RIP Tracy” from The Alchemist’s Flying High EP that dropped in June.

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Earl Sweatshirt Puts On Playboi Carti During His Show

Over the weekend Earl Sweatshirt was joined by his fellow Odd Future rapper Tyler, The Creator on stage to perform one of their classic tracks. The pair treated the crowd to their team-up “Whoa” from Earl’s 2013 album Doris. Fans have been calling for an Odd Future reunion for years and with numerous members also at the show, this may be the closest they’ve ever gotten.

Back in June, Earl Sweatshirt released his first new song of 2023. It’s called “Making The Band (Danity Kane)” and dropped with an accompanying music video before hitting streaming a week later. The song featured production from both Clams Casino and Surf Gang’s Evilgiane. What do you think of Earl Sweatshirt enjoying some Playboi Carti music during a recent concert? Let us know in the comment section below.

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ASAP Rocky’s New Album Could Arrive Sometime This Month

Fans have been dying for a new project from ASAP Rocky. The rapper hasn’t dropped a new studio album since TESTING in 2018, but that drought could end soon. He’s released a pair of new songs this year and made quite a splash during her performance at Rolling Loud Festival in Miami a few weeks ago. Now he’s dropped a tweet that has fans in a frenzy. The actual text of the tweet is pretty simple saying simply “AWGEST.” But those six letters have quite a deep implication. AWGE is Rocky’s creative agency which he combined with August, implying something big could be coming this month.

Fans in the comments underneath the tweet took the theory and ran with it. “awgest=august so carti also part of awge that means carti and rocky dropping august,” says one of the top comments. “SO ALBUM THIS MONTH?!?” asks a fan. One of the top comments seems to say what everyone is thinking. “so when’s the album bro.” ASAP Rocky has been teasing a new album called Don’t Be Dumb for a while. Now the album could potentially arrive just a few weeks after Utopia the highly anticipated new project from Travis Scott. During his show at Rolling Loud Rocky played some new music that fans interpreted as a Travis Scott diss.

ASAP Rocky’s Latest Tease

Travis Scott wasn’t the only one that ASAP Rocky reportedly took shots at during Rolling Loud. He also called out controversial figures Ian Connor and ASAP Bari, which many fans supported. But after the show, Ian Connor shared some DMs with the rapper where he could be seen walking back on his comments.

Late last month, ASAP Rocky dropped his new song “RIOT (Rowdy Pipe’N).” It was his second new song of the year following “Same Problems?” which came out in January. The new song also got a new militant music video with Rocky sporting one of his most attention-grabbing pieces of jewelry to date. What do you think of ASAP Rocky continuing to tease the release of his new album? Let us know in the comment section below.

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Playboi Carti Plays New Music At Rolling Loud Miami, Says New Album Is Coming “ASAP”

Playboi Carti just had an incredibly eventful and surprisingly enlightening night for his Rolling Loud Miami headlining performance. Of course, Cardi’s energy absolutely electrified the crowd as he went through old classics, Whole Lotta Red hits, and even new unreleased music. Given his time back in the studio, this is incredibly exciting news for fans who have been waiting for a new release for almost three years now. Moreover, it seems like the trap pioneer only gets bigger with each passing festival set, and he brought a lot of special things for this concert in particular beyond the songs he played. Furthermore, he recreated an Opium gas station onstage with some cars to boot, and he got to interact with a lot of fans that followed him around afterwards.

During these interactions, Playboi Carti suggested that his new album, rumored to be titled Music, will be out “ASAP.” While this may seem like wishful thinking to many, other recent revelations point to that conclusion, as well. For example, he recently announced the “Antagonist” tour, which will feature him, Ken Carson, Destroy Lonely, and Homixide Gang. What’s more is that, according to descriptions of the Opium trek from its Berlin venue, Music is set to release at some point during these performance dates.

Read More: Nardwuar Lists Playboi Carti Among Dream Interviews

Playboi Carti’s Rolling Loud 2023 Headlining Set: Highlights

 

 
 
 
 
 
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Elsewhere during his Miami weekend, Playboi Carti hit the E11EVEN nightclub for a wild and bizarre afterparty. That’s because, as the 26-year-old performed atop a cage, his Opium labelmates stood inside it. Sure, it’s just a nightclub performance, but this adds onto the stacked list of raucous and provocative stage design that Carti graces festivals with. For those who went to Rolling Loud Miami last year, you may remember that his cohorts wrecked white vans with baseball bats as he performed. Regardless, he got to interact with fans and even did his first “interview” in years thanks to a fit check from Chris Smoove.

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Meanwhile, fans call the new track that Carti featured during Rolling Loud Miami 2023 “Pop Out.” He’s previewed it before, but that doesn’t make it any less exciting to listen to, especially when you have a screaming vamp in front of you. Throughout his set, he consistently thanked fans for their support, and all this hype around him suggests that we’ll get Music soon. On that note, for more news and the latest updates on Playboi Carti, come back to HNHH.

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Here Are The Rolling Loud Miami Set Times For 2023

Starting today (July 21), Rolling Loud Miami 2023 is taking over the Hard Rock Stadium. The multi-day festival will run for the entirety of the weekend with headliners Playboi Carti (Friday, July 21), Travis Scott (Saturday, July 22), and ASAP Rocky (Sunday, July 23).

Rolling Loud Miami has become a culture staple in hip-hop. To pay homage to that, ahead of his headlining set, Travis Scott shared his new single “KPop” featuring Bad Bunny and The Weeknd off of his forthcoming album, Utopia.

Across the festival stages (GoPuff, Sprite, Culture Kings, and Demesmin & Dover), several notable artists will perform, including Key Glock, Ice Spice, Babyface Ray, Offset, Latto, Fousheé, Lil Uzi Vert, and more. With the whispers that the event will be live-streamed, continue reading for a rundown of the most anticipated sets.

All set times are ET and p.m.

Friday, July 21

GoPuff Stage
Destroy Lonely – 5:30
Ken Carson – 6:10
Key Glock – 6:55
Ice Spice – 7:40
Anuel AA – 8:15
Kodak Black – 9
Playboi Carti – 10:45

Sprite Stage
Homixide Gang – 5:05
Fridayy – 6
Sexyy Red – 6:30
Babyface Ray 7
Toosii – 7:35
Central Cee – 8:20
Polo G – 9
Lil Yachty 9:50
Rae Sremmurd 10:55

Culture Kings Stage
Yvng Chris – 5:25
Armani White – 6:20
Finesse2tymes – 7:50
Fousheé – 9:30
Nardo Wick – 10:10

Demesmin & Dover Stage
Pap Chanel – 5:25
Harry Nach – 5:50
Big Boss Vette – 6:40
BabyxSosa – 7:05
Trapland Pat – 7:35
Sid Shyne – 8:05
Shordie Shordie – 8:35

Saturday, July 22

GoPuff Stage
Lola Brooke – 5:30
Glorilla – 6
City Girls – 7:10
Trippie Redd – 8
21 Savage – 9
Travis Scott – 10:45

Sprite Stage
Gloss Up – 5
Coi Leray – 7:40
Young Nudy – 8:15
Nav – 9
Ski Mash The Slump God – 10
Chief Keef – 11

Culture Kings Stage
Robb Bank$ – 5:40
Tana – 6:10
Luh Tyler – 7:10
Babytron – 7:40
Dej Loaf – 8:15
Curren$y – 8:50
Sheck Wes – 9:35
Fivio Foreign – 10:15

Demesmin & Dover Stage
Skodi – 4:50
Rocco – 5:10
Dom Corleo – 6:45
Skilla Baby – 7:10
2rare – 8:10
Jeleel! – 8:40

Sunday, July 23

GoPuff Stage
TiaCorine – 5:15
Latto – 6:05
Turnstile – 6:55
Don Toliver – 7:50
Lil Uzi Vert – 9
A$ap Rocky – 10:45

Spirit Stage
Mello Buckzz – 4:50
NLE Choppa – 7
Lil Tjay – 8:45
Offset – 9:45
Bryson Tiller – 10:55

Culture Kings Stage
Maiya The Don – 5:30
DD Osama – 8:25
No Cap – 8:55
Freddie Gibbs – 9:35
Lucki – 10:15

Demesmin & Dover Stage
King Kobi – 5
03 Greedo – 7:05
Ken The Man – 8:35

Rolling Loud Miami 2023’s set times are subject to change. To receive up-to-date notifications, be sure to download the official Rolling Loud app. Find more information here.

View the full lineup of performers and schedule below.

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Some artists covered here are Warner Music artists. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.

Who Are The Openers For Playboi Carti’s ‘Antagonist Tour?’

A few days ago, there were rumors that Playboi Carti was getting ready to announce a tour, rumors prompted by billboard that had popped up. The rumors have been confirmed now, as today (July 12), the rapper announced he’s embarking on the Antagonist Tour. But who is he taking with him?

Carti has a few openers who will join him on the trek, all from his Opium Collective. One of them is Destroy Lonely, an Atlanta rapper who has spent the past few years building buzz with a series of mixtapes. That built up to If Looks Could Kill, his debut album from May that managed a debut at No. 18 on the Billboard 200 chart. (The album was also one of Uproxx’s most anticipated releases of this past spring.) The single “If Looks Could Kill” also made it onto the hip-hop charts.

Also joining the tour is Ken Carson, another Atlanta rapper who found some TikTok fame in late 2022 thanks to a dance to the song that was popularized by folks like Rico Nasty. Then there’s Homixide Gang, who are fresh off performing at Wireless Festival this past weekend. Their latest album, Snot Or Not, just dropped in April.

Check out the upcoming tour dates here.

Playboi Carti Announces ‘Antagonist Tour’ for This Fall

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Playboi Carti has announced the Antagonist Tour for this fall. The tickets go on sale this Friday, July 14. The tour will be the first headlining tour for Carti since 2021.

After headlining several prestigious festivals, including Wireless Festival in London, Rolling Loud California in Los Angeles, Lyrical Lemonade Summer Smash in Chicago, and others, Carti will continue to captivate audiences around the world this fall with her electrifying live shows and one-of-a-kind fan experiences. On September 6, the tour will launch in Denver and stop in important cities worldwide, including Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston, Atlanta, New York, London, Paris, and more.

Rappers Ken Carson, Destroy Lonely, and Homixide Gang will support the tour; this will be their first time traveling together as the Opium Collective.

You can see the full run of tour dates below.

Playboi Carti “Antagonist Tour” Dates

9/6/23                   Denver, CO                         Ball Arena

9/8/23                   Salt Lake City, UT              Delta Center

9/9/23                   Las Vegas, NV                    MGM Grand Garden Arena

9/12/23                Seattle, WA                        Climate Pledge Arena

9/13/23                Portland, OR                       Veterans Memorial Coliseum

9/15/23                Sacramento, CA                Golden 1 Center

9/16/23                San Francisco, CA             Chase Center*~

9/17/23                San Diego, CA                    Pechanga Arena San Diego

9/20/23                Los Angeles, CA                Crypto.com Arena

9/23/23                Glendale, AZ                      Desert Diamond Arena

9/26/23                Austin, TX                            Moody Center

9/27/23                Houston, TX                        Toyota Center

9/28/23                Dallas, TX                             American Airlines Center

9/30/23                Kansas City, MO                T-Mobile Center

10/1/23                Minneapolis, MN             Target Center

10/2/23                Chicago, IL                           United Center*

10/4/23                Detroit, MI                          Little Caesars Arena

10/5/23                Columbus, OH                   Schottenstein Center

10/6/23                Philadelphia, PA                Wells Fargo Center

10/7/23                Boston, MA                        TD Garden

10/9/23                Washington, DC                Capital One Arena

10/11/23              New York, NY                     Madison Square Garden

10/13/23              Pittsburgh, PA                   PPG Paints Arena

10/14/23              Indianapolis, IN                 Gainbridge Fieldhouse

10/15/23              Cleveland, OH                    Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse

10/17/23              Raleigh, NC                         PNC Arena

10/18/23              Charlotte, NC                     Spectrum Center

10/20/23              Atlanta, GA                         State Farm Arena

11/19/23              Dublin, IE                             3Arena

11/21/23              Manchester, UK                AO Arena

11/22/23              London, UK                         The O2

11/24/23              Brussels, BE                        Forest National

11/25/23              Amsterdam, NL                 Ziggo Dome

11/27/23              Milan, IT                               Mediolanum Forum

11/29/23              Cologne, DE                        Lanxess Arena

11/30/23              Berlin, DE                             Mercedes-Benz Arena

12/2/23                Paris, FR                               AccorHotels Arena

12/4/23                Copenhagen, DK              Royal Arena   

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Playboi Carti Announced The ‘Antagonist Tour’ With Ken Carson, Destroy Lonely, And Homixide Gang

Fans waiting with bated breath for news of Playboi Carti’s next tour can finally exhale; the genre-bending, mystery-shrouded rapper has announced the dates for his upcoming Antagonist Tour. The Antagonist Tour is set to kick off in September, with Carti joined by his Opium Collective compadres Destroy Lonely, Homixide Gang, and Ken Carson. Pre-sale is set to begin on July 12 at noon local time, followed by the general sale on July 14 at noon. You can get more info here.

Carti last released a full-length album in 2020, Whole Lotta Red. Since then, he’s teased a few potential projects, including a follow-up album titled simply Music, a possible joint album with longtime collaborator Lil Uzi Vert, and another joint project with rising star YoungBoy Never Broke Again. Unfortunately, it also turned out he had one other thing in common with NBA YoungBoy: A pretty sh*tty disposition toward women. He was arrested in December last year for felony aggravated assault for allegedly choking his pregnant girlfriend.

Anyway, you can see the tour dates below.

09/06/2023 — Denver, CO @ Ball Arena
09/08/2023 — Salt Lake City, UT @ Delta Center
09/09/2023 — Las Vegas, NV @ MGM Grand Garden Arena
09/12/2023 — Seattle, WA @ Climate Pledge Arena
09/13/2023 — Portland, OR @ Veterans Memorial Coliseum
09/15/2023 — Sacramento, CA @ Golden 1 Center
09/16/2023 — San Francisco, CA @ Chase Center*~
09/17/2023 — San Diego, CA @ Pechanga Arena San Diego
09/20/2023 — Los Angeles, CA @ Crypto.com Arena
09/23/2023 — Glendale, AZ @ Desert Diamond Arena
09/26/2023 — Austin, TX @ Moody Center
09/27/2023 — Houston, TX @ Toyota Center
09/28/2023 — Dallas, TX @ American Airlines Center
09/30/2023 — Kansas City, MO @ T-Mobile Center
10/01/2023 — Minneapolis, MN @ Target Center
10/02/2023 — Chicago, IL @ United Center*
10/04/2023 — Detroit, MI @ Little Caesars Arena
10/05/2023 — Columbus, OH @ Schottenstein Center
10/06/2023 — Philadelphia, PA @ Wells Fargo Center
10/07/2023 — Boston, MA @ TD Garden
10/09/2023 — Washington, DC @ Capital One Arena
10/11/2023 — New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden
10/13/2023 — Pittsburgh, PA @ PPG Paints Arena
10/14/2023 — Indianapolis, IN @ Gainbridge Fieldhouse
10/15/2023 — Cleveland, OH @ Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse
10/17/2023 — Raleigh, NC @ PNC Arena
10/18/2023 — Charlotte, NC @ Spectrum Center
10/20/2023 — Atlanta, GA @ State Farm Arena
11/19/2023 — Dublin, IE @ 3Arena
11/21/2023 — Manchester, UK @ AO Arena
11/22/2023 — London, UK @ The O2
11/24/2023 — Brussels, BE @ Forest National
11/25/2023 — Amsterdam, NL @ Ziggo Dome
11/27/2023 — Milan, IT @ Mediolanum Forum
11/29/2023 — Cologne, DE @ Lanxess Arena
11/30/2023 — Berlin, DE @ Mercedes-Benz Arena
12/02/2023 — Paris, FR @ AccorHotels Arena
12/04/2023 — Copenhagen, DK @ Royal Arena

*Destroy Lonely will not be supporting the San Francisco and Chicago tour stops.
~Ken Carson will not be supporting the Chicago tour stop.

Is Playboi Carti Going On Tour Soon?

While there still haven’t been any updates regarding Playboi Carti’s long-awaited follow-up to his 2020 album, Whole Lotta Red. The “Popular” rapper has bought some time thanks to his recent festival run.

After being led on a highway chase following his appearance at Summer Smash 2023, the Playboi Carti might have gotten all the confirmation he needed to hit the road on his own tour. So, that led fans to ask, even without a new album out, is Playboi Carti going to tour soon? Well, according to Our Generation Music, the answer is yes. The outlet tweeted a billboard image alleging Carti’s next tour is in the works. But he won’t be gracing the stage alone.

In the image, not only is Playboi Carti photographed, but fellow recording artists Destroy Lonely, Ken Carson, and Homixide Gang are also listed in what is being dubbed the Antagonist Tour. Although Carti has remained radio silent on social media, seemingly since his arrest for felony aggravated assault in 2022, his rumored tourmate, Homixide Gang, took to Twitter to seemingly confirm the rumor.

No further information on the supposed Antagonist Tour is known at this time. However, fans are presumably beginning to budget just in case it turns out to be true.