The 'Say My Grace' rapper announces that he is slated to entertain his devotees through his first-ever 'solo headlining tour' from March to April in 17 major cities.
- Jan 24, 2024
AceShowbiz - Offset has announced that he will entertain his fans through his "Set It Off" tour. The "Say My Grace" rapper, who rose to fame as a part of hip-hop group Migos, vowed to give his devotees "a new way to experience" his music with the upcoming tour.
The 32-year-old hip-hop artist made the tour announcement on Tuesday, January 23. In a press release, he offered more details of the forthcoming tour. " 'SET IT OFF' is more than a phrase, it's a vibe we're creating together," he stated.
Offset went on to say, "This tour is not just a series of concerts, it's a journey into my mind." He then spilled, "I'm ready to hit the road on my first solo headlining tour, bringing the heat and most importantly, giving the fans a new way to experience my music."
That same day, the "Broad Day" spitter also made use of his Instagram account to reveal the dates for the upcoming tour. In the announcement, it could be seen that he is slated to perform in seventeen major cities, including Los Angeles and San Francisco, from the second week of March to April.
Offset is set to kick off his performance in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on March 10. From there, he will hit Silver Spring, New York, Boston, Toronto, Detroit, Grand Rapids, Cincinnati, Chicago and Denver before making stops in Los Angeles on March 29 and in San Francisco on the next day. He will continue to Anaheim, Phoenix, Dallas and Houston before concluding the tour in Atlanta, Georgia on April 10.
Along with the announcement, Offset wrote in the caption of the post, "Headed on tour and it's time to SET IT OFF!! Tickets on sale Friday 10am local time." He also encouraged his fans to "get first access to VIP tickets & presales starting tomorrow at www.offsettour.com !!"
Offset's first-ever "solo headlining tour" supports his latest studio album titled "Set It Off". The album, which was released through Motown on October 13, 2023, featured a number of his collaborative songs with other famous artists. Among them were "Say My Grace" with Travis Scott (II) and "Broad Day" with Future as well as "Freaky" with his estranged wife Cardi B.
