J. Cole Announces World Tour
By Noah Yoo.
J. Cole has announced a massive world tour behind last year’s album 4 Your Eyez Only. The newly announced dates include shows across the United States, as well as concerts in Europe and Australia. The tour kicks off on June 1 in Columbia, South Carolina. 4 Your Eyez Only topped the charts in the U.S. upon its release. Check out the dates for the tour below; tickets go on sale Friday.
J. Cole:
06-01 Columbia, SC - The Music Farm
06-02 Jacksonville, FL - Mavericks Live
06-03 Tallahassee, FL - Potbelly’s
06-05 Jackson, MS - Hal & Hal’s
06-06 Birmingham, AL - Avondale Brewing Company
06-07 Baton Rouge, LA - Varsity Theatre
06-09 Little Rock, AR - Metroplex Event Center
06-11 Kansas City, MO - Arvest Bank Theatre @ the Midland
06-13 St. Louis, MO - The Pageant
06-14 Memphis, TN - The New Daisy Theater
06-15 Louisville, KY - Mercury Ballroom
06-17 Norfolk, VA - The Norva
06-18 Greensboro, NC - Cone Denim Entertainment Center
07-06 Phoenix, AZ - Talking Stick Resort Arena
07-08 Las Vegas, NV - MGM Grand Garden Arena
07-09 Anaheim, CA - Honda Center
07-11 Inglewood, CA - The Forum
07-15 Oakland, CA - Oracle Arena
07-17 Seattle, WA - Keyarena
07-18 Vancouver, British Columbia - Pepsi Live @ Rogers Arena
07-21 St. Paul, MN - Xcel Energy Center
07-23 Auburn Hills, MI - The Palace of Auburn Hills
07-24 Chicago, IL - United Center
07-28 Toronto, Ontario - Air Canada Centre
08-01 Brooklyn, NY - Barclays Center
08-04 Boston, MA - TD Garden
08-05 Uniondale, NY - Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum
08-06 Baltimore, MD - Royal Farms Arena
08-08 Washington, DC - Verizon Center
08-09 Charlotte, NC - Spectrum Center
08-11 Duluth, GA - Infinite Energy Arena
08-14 Miami, FL - American Airlines Arena
08-16 Orlando, FL - Amway Center
08-18 Houston, TX - Toyota Center
08-19 Austin, TX - Frank Erwin Center
08-20 Dallas, TX - American Airlines Center
09-29 Copenhagen, Denmark - Tap 1
09-30 Oslo, Norway - Spektrum
10-01 Stockholm, Sweden - Annexet
10-03 Cologne, Germany - Palladium
10-05 Amsterdam, the Netherlands - Ziggo Dome
10-06 Berlin, Germany - Columbiahalle
10-07 Frankfurt, Germany - Stadthalle Offenbach
10-09 Zurich, Switzerland - Samsung Hall
10-10 Paris, France - Le Zénith
10-12 Nottingham, England - Motorpoint Arena
10-14 Birmingham, England - Barclaycard Arena
10-15 London, England - The O2 Arena
10-18 Dublin, Ireland - 3Arena
10-20 Cardiff, Wales - Motorpoint Arena
10-21 Manchester, England - Manchester Arena
10-22 Leeds, England - First Direct Arena
12-01 Auckland, New Zealand - Vector Arena
12-02 Brisbane, Australia - Riverstage
12-05 Sydney, Australia - Hordern Pavilion
12-06 Melbourne, Australia - Margaret Court Arena
12-09 Perth, Australia - HBF Stadium
This story originally appeared on Pitchfork.
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