Vivid Seats, in partnership with the New York Post, proudly presents Lil Baby’s ‘It’s Only Us Tour.’ As Lil Baby continues to dominate the music scene with hits like “Drip Too Hard,” which has garnered over a billion streams, and a memorable appearance on NBC’s “Saturday Night Live,” he is now embarking on his first-ever arena tour this summer. The tour will feature special guests GloRilla, Rylo Rodriguez, Gloss Up, and Hunxho, and will travel to various venues across North America from July 26 to September 22, including a stop at Madison Square Garden on August 30.
If you’re eager to catch Lil Baby live before it’s too late, we’ve got you covered. At the moment, there are still tickets available for all shows, and some are surprisingly affordable. In fact, we found tickets for as low as $16 (excluding fees) on Vivid Seats for one of the shows. While this price is an exception, most of the cheapest seats for concerts range from $30 to $90. Want to know the ticket prices for the show nearest to you? Keep reading for all the details about Lil Baby’s ‘It’s Only Us Tour.’
Please note that all prices mentioned are subject to change.
Lil Baby 2023 Tour Schedule:
Below is a complete calendar with tour dates, venues, and links to the most affordable tickets for each show.
July 26 – Toyota Center in Houston, TX (Tickets start at $79)
July 28 – Moody Center in Austin, TX (Tickets start at $34)
July 29 – American Airlines Center in Dallas, TX (Tickets start at $62)
August 5 – Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, CA (Tickets start at $57)
August 6 – Oakland Arena in Oakland, CA (Tickets start at $50)
August 12 – Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, WA (Tickets start at $61)
August 17 – Enterprise Center in St. Louis, MO (Tickets start at $57)
August 18 – Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee, WI (Tickets start at $62)
August 23 – Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, MI (Tickets start at $57)
August 24 – United Center in Chicago, IL (Tickets start at $61)
August 26 – Nationwide Arena in Columbus, OH (Tickets start at $50)
August 29 – Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, PA (Tickets start at $111)
August 30 – Madison Square Garden in New York, NY (Tickets start at $119)
August 31 – Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C. (Tickets start at $94)
September 2 – TD Garden in Boston, MA (Tickets start at $92)
September 3 – CFG Bank Arena in Baltimore, MD (Tickets start at $53)
September 7 – FedExForum in Memphis, TN (Tickets start at $16)
September 9 – Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, TN (Tickets start at $54)
September 11 – PNC Arena in Raleigh, NC (Tickets start at $47)
September 12 – Spectrum Center in Charlotte, NC (Tickets start at $63)
September 15 – Amalie Arena in Tampa, FL (Tickets start at $58)
September 15-17 – Midtown Music Festival in Atlanta, GA (Tickets start at $317)
September 16 – Vystar Veterans Memorial Arena in Jacksonville, FL (Tickets start at $31)
September 19 – Smoothie King Center in New Orleans, LA (Tickets start at $39)
September 22 – FLA Live Arena in Sunrise, FL (Tickets start at $44)
(Note: The aforementioned prices were confirmed by the New York Post at the time of publication and are subject to fluctuations. All prices are in US dollars and include additional fees at checkout.)
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Midtown Music Festival:
During the late summer leg of the tour, Lil Baby will be performing at Atlanta, GA’s highly anticipated Midtown Music Festival on September 15-17. This three-day extravaganza at Piedmont Park boasts a star-studded lineup, featuring acts like Guns N’ Roses, Billie Eilish, The 1975, Pink, and Pitbull. If this festival sounds like your cup of tea, grab your three-day general admission passes here.
New Music from Lil Baby:
Lil Baby is known for his prolific output, and he’s been on a roll. In 2022, he released his 23-track album, “It’s Only Me,” featuring collaborations with Future, Young Thug, and Jeremih. One of the standout tracks from the album is the sun-soaked, throwback R&B sample opener, “Real Spill.” If you’re eager to listen to the album, you can find it here. Additionally, Lil Baby contributed to the soundtrack of HBO’s “The Idol” and dropped a pair of singles this year. For those who like to dive deep into an artist’s catalog, you can explore Lil Baby’s complete discography here.
Opening Acts:
Each show on the ‘It’s Only Us’ tour promises an unforgettable lineup of talent. To familiarize you with the special guests, we’ve curated a playlist featuring each act’s most streamed song. You can check them out below:
– GloRilla: “Tomorrow 2” (with Cardi B)
– Rylo Rodriguez: “Forget That”
– Gloss Up: “Shabooya”
– Hunxho: “Let’s Get It”
Hip-Hop Stars on Tour in 2023:
The next few months are going to be incredible for Hip-Hop fans. With Hip-Hop 50 on the horizon, many of the industry’s biggest stars are embarking on tours across North America. Here are just five of the massive acts you won’t want to miss:
– Drake with 21 Savage
– Playboi Carti
– Doja Cat with Ice Spice
– Wu-Tang Clan with Nas
– Trippie Redd
Curious about who else is hitting the road? Check out our comprehensive list of the 52 biggest concert tours in 2023 here to stay in the know.
Remember, Vivid Seats and the New York Post are dedicated to bringing you the latest and greatest in live entertainment. Don’t miss your chance to experience Lil Baby’s electrifying ‘It’s Only Us Tour’ and make unforgettable memories. Grab your tickets now!
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