Drake has expressed interest in touring Europe next year after his joint concert run with J. Cole concludes in March.
During a Kick stream with Roshtein that went live on Monday (December 18), Drizzy revealed plans of extending his live act across the pond and beyond.
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“I think I’m going to tour in Europe,” he told the host, before clarifying it with more certainty. “Oh, that’s maybe an exclusive — yeah, oh, I’m definitely going on a Europe tour next year … we obviously have a tour coming up [in] January …”
Check out the Canadian superstar’s plans slip out on the platform backed by the online casino Stake, which he has a (reportedly $100M/year) sponsorship deal with:
Drake "definitely" planning European tour in 2024 following J. Cole trek pic.twitter.com/7HPS9LMAsi
— HipHopDX (@HipHopDX) December 19, 2023
Drake and J. Cole have had huge success together lately, with their No. 1 hit “First Person Shooter.” Last month, the duo took the next logical step in their partnership and announced that they will be hitting the road next year.
In mid-November, The 6 God unveiled an upcoming leg of his It’s All a Blur Tour. On 18 of those 22 shows, he will be joined by the Dreamville boss in what is being billed as It’s All a Blur — Big As the What?
The blockbuster tour is produced by Live Nation and sponsored by Cash App and Visa. Cash App has had a big presence in arena rap lately, with a commercial starring Kendrick Lamar playing between acts during the rapper’s recent jaunt.
Cole and Drake will begin their co-headlining tour on January 18 in Denver, Colorado, and Cole will continue with the trek through March 10 in Lexington, Kentucky. The “Hotline Bling” hitmaker will perform the final four shows of the tour — including a Long Island show just 7.7 miles from Cole’s alma mater, St. John’s University — without the North Carolina rhymer.
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The tour announcement came just over a month after Drake told the world that he would be taking a year off from making music in order to focus on his health.
