Logic is going on tour with help from Juicy J.
The rapper has announced The College Park Tour today on the heels of releasing the album of the same name, which marked his first independent LP. The trek will kick off May 25th in Madison, Wis. and travel through most major markets like New York, Boston, Jacksonville, Houston, Seattle, San Francisco, LA and more before wrapping up in Phoenix Ariz. on June 30th. See the full schedule below.
BobbyBoy Records’ own (Logic’s label) C Dot Castro and Travis Stacey will be opening all shows. Tickets will be available starting with Citi presales beginning Tuesday, March 7th. The general on sale for will begin Friday, March 10 at 10am Local Time on livenation.com.
Logic The College Park Tour:
May 25 Madison, Wis. The Sylvee
May 27 Chicago, Ill. Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom ^
May 28 Detroit, Mich. Fox Theatre
May 31 Akron, Ohio Akron Civic Center
June 02 Boston, Mass. MGM Music Hall
June 03 Bridgeport, Ct. Hartford Healthcare Amphitheater
June 04 New York, N.Y. Hammerstein Ballroom
June 07 Philadelphia, Pa. The Met
June 08 Washington, DC Echostage ^
June 10 Charlotte, N.C. Skyla Credit Union Amp
June 11 Jacksonville, Fla. Daily’s Place
June 12 New Orleans, La. Fillmore
June 14 Houston, Texas 713 Music Hall
June 15 Austin, Texas Moody Center
June 16 Dallas, Texas South Side Ballroom ^
June 19 Denver, Colo. Fillmore Auditorium
June 20 Salt Lake City, Utah Union Event Center
June 22 Seattle, Wash. WAMU Theater ^
June 23 Portland, Ore. RV Inn Resorts Amp
June 25 San Francisco, Calif. The Masonic
June 28 Los Angeles, Calif. YouTube Theater
June 29 San Diego, Calif. Gallagher Square at Petco Park
June 30 Phoenix, Ariz. Arizona Financial Theatre
^ without Juicy J
General sale opens on Friday (November 15) at 10am PT
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