Drake Will Hit the Stage for the New ‘It’s All a Blur Tour’ Starting This June
Drake announced his first tour in the past five years on March 13. The “It’s All a Blur” tour will kick off on June 29 and will feature rapper 21 Savage.
Since 2018, he released five albums: Care Package (2019), Dark Lane Demo Tapes (2020), Certified Lover Boy (2021), Honestly, Nevermind (2022), and Her Loss (2022). With the announcement of his new tour, Drake revealed on Instagram that 21 Savage would be joining after their collaboration on “Her Loss” and other songs.
“It’s All a Blur” is sponsored by CashApp and Sprite, both companies hosting their ticket sales presale.
The tour dates are spread throughout the summer and into the fall. Ending early in October, “It’s All a Blur” will hit most major cities in America. The tour closes in Drake’s hometown, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on October 5 and 7. Official tour dates and locations can be found on his website, Drake Related.
Though the setlist is unofficial until the first night of the tour, many fans have speculated that the concert will feature music from all of his albums, returning to his first studio album from 2009, So Far Gone. In fact, some fans believe the setlist will either be the same or mimic his setlist from Apollo. This featured music from all of his discographies, closing with five songs featuring 21 Savage before the final song of the night.
Drake’s Apollo set list might be the greatest of all time pic.twitter.com/WHh5fPr7kH
— Complex Music (@ComplexMusic) January 22, 2023
The tour was initially announced as a collaborative effort between Drake and 21 Savage. According to the announcement, though, the title and purpose of “It’s All a Blur” is to commemorate and celebrate Drake’s last decade of music. Many fans have been curious as to whether this will be Drake’s final tour of his career, similar to how fans have questioned Taylor Swift’s “The Era’s Tour” being her send-off.
Due to this speculation and the excitement of Drake returning to the headlining stage, Drake and 21 Savage expanded the tour from the original 29-show tour to an astounding 54 nights. As the kick-off date approaches, fans are still in high anticipation.
when im at its all a blur tour and all i hear when it starts is the intro to headlines
— peruvian puff peper (@ameleenffs) March 22, 2023
bc IK ima cry once old drake bangers start hitting BACK TO BACK pic.twitter.com/sfal18Rvls
Tickets to the “It’s All a Blur” concert are still available for purchase on TicketMaster.
