Future and Metro Boomin Announce ‘We Trust You’ Tour
On the heels of their recent album releases, We Don’t Trust You and We Still Don’t Trust You, Future and Metro Boomin have stirred the music scene with the announcement of their North American tour. The ‘We Trust You’ tour, presented by Cash App and Visa and produced by Live Nation, is set to kick off on July 30 in Kansas City, MO, and will cover 27 dates across major cities including Detroit, Atlanta, Brooklyn, and more, concluding on September 9 in Vancouver. This tour not only follows their musical releases but also features a notable performance at Lollapalooza in Chicago.
Ticket Sales and Special Offers
With tickets set to go on sale, Cash App Card holders are given early access to presale tickets starting April 17, with general onsale tickets available from April 19. This strategic partnership with Cash App and Visa highlights the evolving landscape of music tour sponsorships and the use of digital platforms for ticket sales, offering fans unique opportunities to secure their spots at these anticipated events.
The Stir in the Hip-Hop Community
The release of We Don’t Trust You by Future and Metro Boomin featured a collaboration with Kendrick Lamar, sparking significant attention with Lamar’s diss towards J. Cole and Drake. This move ignited a series of reactions, including a response track from J. Cole, which he later retracted and apologized for, pulling it from streaming platforms. This sequence of events has not only amplified anticipation for the tour but has also placed a spotlight on the dynamic and often contentious relationships within the hip-hop community.
Looking Forward
As the ‘We Trust You’ tour dates approach, fans and observers alike are keen to see how this tour will unfold and what surprises Future and Metro Boomin may have in store. With their recent albums causing ripples in the hip-hop scene and their tour poised to be a significant event, the question remains: How will this tour influence the trajectory of their careers and the broader hip-hop landscape?