Lil Wayne + Tyga & Gang Kushington - Tha Carter VI Tour: Built on 20+ years of Carter Classics
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Rapper Lil Wayne has added a Jones Beach show to his ongoing "Tha Carter VI Tour: Built on 20+ years of Carter Classics" trek. The five-time Grammy Award winner will hit the Wantagh venue's stage on Tue, Aug 12 - tix: https://LILWAYNE.jonesbeach.com
In support of his forthcoming record "Tha Carter VI," Wayne will stop in 34 cities, treating fans to a set list that celebrates many of the biggest songs from his two-decade "Carter" album series.. Rappers Tyga and Belly Gang Kushington will open for Wayne at all stops. While fans may be eager to hear some of the rapper's throwback anthems, songs from his newest project remain a mystery.
"Tha Carter VI" – which has not dropped yet – is rumored to be coming June 6. Teasing the project in a Cetaphil ad that ran during the Super Bowl, actors in the commercial wore jerseys with the numbers 06, 06, and 25 and at the conclusion, a door is displayed with the text "Do not disturb 'till 06-06-25, Carter VI."
Releasing the original "Carter" album in 2004, Wayne has followed up the project every two to three years since with a new release, with the exception of "Carter V" which was delayed a number of years. A staple in the hip-hop sphere, known for his tongue-twistingly fast rhymes and signature high pitch, the rapper has now made fans wait almost seven years for a new drop.
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In support of his forthcoming record "Tha Carter VI," Wayne will stop in 34 cities, treating fans to a set list that celebrates many of the biggest songs from his two-decade "Carter" album series.. Rappers Tyga and Belly Gang Kushington will open for Wayne at all stops. While fans may be eager to hear some of the rapper's throwback anthems, songs from his newest project remain a mystery.
"Tha Carter VI" – which has not dropped yet – is rumored to be coming June 6. Teasing the project in a Cetaphil ad that ran during the Super Bowl, actors in the commercial wore jerseys with the numbers 06, 06, and 25 and at the conclusion, a door is displayed with the text "Do not disturb 'till 06-06-25, Carter VI."
Releasing the original "Carter" album in 2004, Wayne has followed up the project every two to three years since with a new release, with the exception of "Carter V" which was delayed a number of years. A staple in the hip-hop sphere, known for his tongue-twistingly fast rhymes and signature high pitch, the rapper has now made fans wait almost seven years for a new drop.
Get Tickets
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