J. Cole is heading on “The Off-Season” tour with 21 Savage & Morray.
After teasing it yesterday, J. Cole has finally announced “The Off-Season” tour. The tour which is in support of his latest album will kick off on September 25. The 17 dates trek will go through major markets like Atlanta, Boston, Washington, Chicago, Detroit, Houston, Dallas, Las Vegas, and more before concluding on October 21st in Los Angeles.
The tour will also have 21 Savage and Morray as supporting artists. The duo also featured on Cole’s latest “The Off-Season” Album which debuted at #1 on Billboard 200. During the tour, the Dreamville boss will also headline the Rolling Loud New York Festival. The tickets presale starting tomorrow and it will on Sale Friday at Dreamville.com.
Following the release of The Off-Season, which Cole claims will be followed by his long-awaited album The Fall Off, an alleged 2013 incident between Cole and Diddy resurfaced thanks to the song “Let Go My Hand.” Diddy made a cameo in the song, giving the outro, and the two have since made light of the event.
Check out the full tour dates below.
Sep 24 – Miami, FL – FTX Arena
Sep 25 – Orlando, FL – Amway Center
Sep 27 – Atlanta, GA – State Farm Arena
Sep 28 – Greensboro, NC – Greensboro Coliseum Complex
Sep 29 – Philadelphia, PA – Wells Fargo Center
Oct 01 – Boston, MA – TD Garden
Oct 02 – Brooklyn, NY – Barclays Center
Oct 04 – Washington DC – Capital One Arena
Oct 05 – Detroit, MI – Little Caesars Arena
Oct 07 – Chicago, IL – United Center
Oct 10 – Houston, TX – Toyota Center
Oct 11 – Dallas, TX – American Airlines Arena
Oct 14 – Denver, CO – Ball Arena
Oct 16 – Las Vegas – MGM Grand Garden Arena
Oct 17 – Phoenix, AZ – Phoenix Suns Arena
Oct 20 – Oakland, CA – Oakland Arena
Oct 21 – Los Angeles, CA – The Forum
J. Cole has also announced that he will begin traveling in support of The Off-Season with a slight delay. The tour kicks out in Miami this September with openers 21 Savage and Morray. Cole stated that he was backstage at his Greensboro, NC show, ready to go on stage after an hour wait and that the Off-Season tour’s theatrics, which featured intricate lighting and a whole basketball court, were taking much longer to transport and set up than expected. Cole continued, sporting his new signature sweatpants and Crocs, claiming the trip from Greensboro to Philadelphia would take nine hours and that there would not be enough time to dismantle all of the equipment, transport it to Pennsylvania, and reassemble it in time for a show the next night.
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