Chief Keef, the American rapper, recently made two significant announcements that have excited fans. Firstly, he has confirmed a 17-show tour for this summer, named “A Lil Tour 2024,” which will take him to various American cities. The tour will begin in July and end in August, and he will be headlining several shows and stopping by a few festivals. Fans will get a chance to see him perform live, with his return to Chicago being the most notable performance, as he will be performing there for the first time in a decade. This tour comes after his last tour in 2017, and fans are eager to get their hands on the tickets as soon as they are available on his website on May 15.
Secondly, the rapper has released his first solo album in three years, “Almighty So 2,” which is the much-awaited follow-up to his 2013 fan-favourite record, “Almighty So.” The album features 16 tracks and runs for over an hour, with collaborations with artists such as Quavo, Tierra Whack, Sexy Red, G Herbo, and more. The lead single, “Tony Montana Flow,” has already amassed over 32 million streams. The album delivers over an hour of music and is split across 16 tracks. Fans who love the record will hear it live at numerous shows this summer.
Furthermore, Chief Keef has been developing an exciting relationship with Sexy Red artistically and personally. They have collaborated on four different records in less than a year and have spoken highly of each other’s artistry. The rapper was recently surprised by a particularly alluring thirst trap from the breakout artist. The two have supported each other and are expected to collaborate more.
Chief Keef has given his fans a reason to rejoice with his upcoming tour and new album. Fans can expect to hear some of his greatest hits and new music; this tour promises to be a memorable experience for all. The rapper’s popularity is rising, and his collaborations with other artists only add to his fan base.
Chief Keef sat down for an extremely rare interview with Zane Lowe to promote Almighty So 2.
Now 29, Sosa discusses what it was like to blow up at 16 years old and how his life has changed since. Beautiful to see. pic.twitter.com/WfuPP9Sxmq
— Andrew Barber (@fakeshoredrive) May 9, 2024
Chief Keef going on tour this summer 🎫 pic.twitter.com/QCs5bVKGqL
— Wave Check🌊 (@thewavecheckk) May 10, 2024
