Fueling the anticipation for his Trap Lord release, A$AP Worldwide/Polo Grounds Music/RCA Records artist A$AP Ferg will be traveling state-to-state as the opening act on “Bandz A Make Her Dance” rapper Juicy J’s “Stay Trippy Tour.” The 36-date US run kicks off tomorrow at the Observatory in Santa Ana, CA and wraps up at the House of Blues in Los Angeles, CA on June 8th. Tickets for the tour are currently on sale at TicketMaster.com.
Adding to his tireless schedule, Ferg will also command the stage as a performer at New York’s HOT 97 annual Summer Jam Festival Village pre-show, alongside other rising hip-hop stars Action Bronson, Joey Bada$$, Vinny Cha$e, Smoke DZA, Bodega Bamz, Troy Ave and 88 Classic/RCA Records label mate, Kid Ink. The Festival Village will take place outside of MetLife Stadium on Sunday, June 2nd, before HOT 97’s Summer Jam XX main event. Additional information and updates can be found at http://www.hot97.com/
Fans of Ferg’s energetic and gritty major label debut single, “Work,” can also expect a remix of the track and music video with guest verses and appearances by Def Jam recording artist Trinidad James, A$AP Mob member and recent Billboard chart-topper A$AP Rocky, French Montana and ScHoolboy Q.
With recognition by Rollingstone.com as an “Artist to Watch” within the A$AP Mob, and a bold verse on “Ghetto Symphony,” a track on the deluxe version of A$AP Rocky’s chart-topping debut albumLONG.LIVE.A$AP, the melodic wordsmith A$AP Ferg is on a promising path of expanding his fan base in 2013. Currently, the creative and fashion enthusiast is putting the finishing touches on his Trap Lord release and promoting his popular clothing line, also called Trap Lord.
“Stay Trippy Tour” dates are as follows:
DATE
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CITY/STATE
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VENUE
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20-Apr
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Santa Ana, CA
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Observatory
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21-Apr
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San Diego, CA
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House of Blues
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24-Apr
|
Albuquerque, NM
|
Sunshine Theater
|
25-Apr
|
Dallas, TX
|
Southside Music Hall
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26-Apr
|
Austin, TX
|
Emos East
|
27-Apr
|
Houston, TX
|
Warehouse Live
|
28-Apr
|
San Antonio, TX
|
White Rabbit
|
30-Apr
|
Baton Rouge, LA
|
Varsity
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1-May
|
Athens, GA
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Georgia Theater
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2-May
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Jacksonville, FL
|
Brewster's
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3-May
|
Orlando, FL
|
Club at Firestone
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4-May
|
Miami, FL
|
Villa 21
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5-May
|
Tallahassee, FL
|
Potbelly's
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7-May
|
Charleston, SC
|
Music Farm
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8-May
|
Greensboro, NC
|
Greense Street Music
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9-May
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Wilmington, NC
|
Brikhouse
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10-May
|
Baltimore, MD
|
Sound Stage
|
12-May
|
Washington, DC
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Howard Theater
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14-May
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New York, NY
|
Irving Plaza
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15-May
|
Boston, MA
|
The Wilbur
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16-May
|
New Haven, CT
|
Toads Place
|
17-May
|
Providence, RI
|
Lupo's Heartbreak
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18-May
|
Philadelphia, PA
|
Theater of Living Arts
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19-May
|
Pittsburgh, PA
|
Stage AE
|
21-May
|
Pontiac, MI
|
The Crofoot
|
22-May
|
Cleveland, OH
|
House of Blues
|
23-May
|
Columbus, OH
|
Newport Music Hall
|
24-May
|
Chicago, IL
|
The Metro
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25-May
|
Milwaukee, WI
|
The Rave
|
28-May
|
Denver, CO
|
Cervantes Ballroom
|
29-May
|
SLC, UT
|
Urban Lounge
|
31-May
|
Seattle, WA
|
Showbox
|
4-Jun
|
San Francisco, CA
|
The Fillmore
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6-Jun
|
Santa Cruz, CA
|
The Catalyst
|
7-Jun
|
Ventura, CA
|
Ventura Theater
|
8-Jun
|
Los Angeles, CA
|
House of Blues
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