Tyler, Sonic Temple, Dave Chappelle, Two Step Inn

Tyler, the Creator will bring Lil Yachty And Paris Texas on a world tour in 2025 behind his new album, PHARMOCOPYwhich will begin on February 4th in St. Paul, Minnesota. The North American portion consists of two stages, with the latter beginning on June 27 in Cincinnati.

In the spring, Tyler will trek across Europe until May 30th in Glasgow and, after a short break in August, will set off again in Auckland on August 18th. PHARMOCOPY is due Oct. 28 from Columbia; Tyler is expected to present material from it Camp Flog Gnawing Festival on November 16th and 17th at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles.

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* Some of the biggest names in hard rock will gather for the event Sonic Temple Festival from May 8th to 11th in Columbus, Ohio Metallica played two different sets over the weekend alongside performances from Linkin Park, grain, Incubus, Three day grace period with original singer Adam Gontier, Alice Cooper, Alice in chains And System of a down Member Shavo Odadjian's new band, Seven hours after Violet.

*Comedian Dave Chappelle and rappers Killer Mike are joining forces on a seven-date co-headlining tour this fall called “Dup “STILL TALKING SO SHIT!”“, which will visit Detroit (November 15), Atlanta (November 17), Chicago (November 18), Boston (November 21), New York (November 21) and Oakland, California. (November 23) and Long Beach, Ca. (November 24). The shows are described simply as “a fusion of music and comedy on a shared set” and will be “phone-free experiences”.

* Alan Jackson And Sturgill Simpson will moderate the third edition of the Two Step Inn Festival on April 5th and 6th at San Gabriel Park in the central Texas city of Georgetown, with the former appearing as part of his ongoing farewell tour. The lineup also includes Miranda Lambert, Lowland cavalry, Diplo presents Thomas Wesley, Gavin Adcock, Serious, Eli Young Band, Tracy Byrd, Diamond Rio, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Ryan Bingham and the Texas Gentlemen, Nelly And Sammy Kershaw. According to organizer C3 Presents, Two Step Inn has generated more than $200 million for the local economy during his tenure.

* Dolly Parton She won't be there, but her multimedia concert “Threads: My Songs in Symphony” has announced its first dates, supported by local orchestras in each city. So far, 11 shows have been announced, starting March 20 in Nashville. The latter is currently the only date Parton will actually perform; for others, it is represented on the screen by pre-recorded segments.

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