While sharing the exciting news, the 'Toot It and Boot It' rapper unveils that he will kick off the tour in Los Angeles on June 25 before it concludes in Hawaii on August 8.
- May 22, 2024
AceShowbiz - YG may have put smiles on his devotees' faces with his recent announcement. The "Toot It and Boot It" rapper revealed via social media that he will be hitting the road soon for his upcoming "Just Re'd Up" tour.
On Monday, May 20, the hip-hop artist shared the exciting news on his Instagram page. In the caption of his new post, he wrote, "JUST RE'D UP THE TOUR with @doeboy & @djvision_ Let me know what songs yall wanna hear in the komments."
YG went on to spill the details, "Artist Presale: Tue. May 21 @ 11:30 PST pw: JUSREDUP www.4hunnid.com/tour." For the tour, he will be joined by Doe Boy as well as DJ Vision.
In the same post, YG uploaded a poster featuring details, including concert dates and venues, about his forthcoming concerts. He is slated to kick off the tour in Los Angeles on June 25. Following the first night of the tour, he will take rest for a few days before hitting the stage again.
For its second night, YG is set to perform in Oakland on July 6. Later on, he will make tour stops in a number of cities, including Sacramento in California and Seattle in Washington, before belting out his songs in Denver on July 18.
Without taking a night off, the spitter, who collaborated with Drake for their joint track titled "Who Do You Love?", will entertain his fans in Kansas City on July 19. He is set to stop by Chicago on July 20, Boston on July 25 and New York on July 26.
Aside from those cities, the "Why You Always Hatin?" rapper will perform in Dallas, Houston, Phoenix, Riverside as well as San Diego. The "Just Re'd Up" tour concludes in Hawaii on August 8.
After breaking the news about the tour, YG received complaints from Instagram users for not including Las Vegas in the poster. In the comments section, one of them asked, "@yg what's the beef with vegas. you never comeeeee to us." Similarly, another chimed in, "What about Vegas."
