Quavo confirms Migos are reuniting for new music and a tour, honoring Takeoff. Get the latest on their comeback and upcoming plans.
- September 11, 2026
AceShowbiz - Migos are preparing to make a comeback with fresh music and an upcoming tour, according to statements made by group member Quavo during a recent interview. The announcement came during a conversation with Atlanta’s V-103 radio host DJ Greg Street, where Quavo confirmed that the group intends to reunite and deliver new material for their fans.
During the interview, Quavo emphasized that the group plans to "do it one more time," signaling a strong return to the music scene. He reassured listeners that the reunion is for the fans and paid tribute to the late Migos member Takeoff, whose nickname was Rocket.
Quavo also hinted that the tour could follow the release of his upcoming solo album, suggesting that the group’s activities will be thoughtfully coordinated. He expressed confidence that they will approach their return with full commitment, including a proper tour to support their new music.
This news builds on earlier signs of Migos working together, as Quavo and fellow member Offset posted a series of studio photos on the group’s official Instagram account in May. The images showed the trio in the studio, with captions and emojis hinting at ongoing work on a major project, likely a new album.
Meanwhile, Quavo is gearing up to release his third solo album, Qrömelife, which is entirely produced by Pharrell Williams. The album’s release date is set for October 2. Ahead of the album, the second single, "Backwards," featuring T.I., is scheduled to drop on September 11, accompanied by a completed music video.
Migos fans can anticipate not only new group music but also a tour that will celebrate the trio’s legacy and their return to the stage. With Quavo balancing his solo career and the group’s plans, the coming months promise significant activity from one of hip-hop’s most influential acts.
This article is based on reporting originally published by Xxlmag.