Drake is changing things up. But he’s a huge star and can do whatever he wants.
In all seriousness, the shifting of dates for his hotly anticipated “It’s All A Blur” Tour, the rapper’s first in five years, is due to “high demand” and part of a broader rescheduling for basically everyone.
How this move affects you, Miami: Champagne Papi will be postponing his scheduled Live Nation concert that was set for summer.
If you have a ticket for the June 28 show at the downtown arena now known as Kaseya Center (today, at least), relax. Your ticket is still good for the Sept. 28 show.
And you can tell your friends to buy one, too, because the “God’s Plan” singer added another date for the following night. Same place.
Drake, who was in Miami over the weekend partying it up as he is wont to do, is teaming up with Atlanta hip hopper 21 Savage.
The reshuffling of some dates comes with the addition of shows elsewhere but we only care about our little pocket of paradise so aren’t providing that information.
“It’s All A Blur” marks Drake’s return to touring The title sums up Drake’s sentiment of the unprecedented run as he gets ready to hit the road.
The Canadian hitmaker’s ride’s been quite a blur, indeed. Since headlining his last tour in 2018, Aubrey & the Three Migos, Drake has released four albums, including most recently, “Her Loss,” which hit No. 1 on the Billboard’s 200 chart.
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