Kendrick Lamar expands Grand National Tour as global takeover continues
Lamar and SZA set to conquer Latin America as their record-breaking tour goes global
Kendrick Lamar is looking to become a truly global superstar and dominate the pop charts everywhere.
The rapper and his collaborator SZA continue to co-headline their Grand National Tour, which was announced last December to further promote the 38-year-old’s Grammy-winning album, GNX.
During their run, the duo smashed multiple records in famous venues like the SoFi Stadium in California and MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.
Billboard recently reported that the Grand National Tour has so far sold over a million tickets and earned over $250 million, making it the highest-grossing co-headline tour ever.
This becomes even more impressive when considering that the two artists achieved this record after just 23 shows in North America and are now about to embark on the European leg of their journey, which starts on 2 July.
Moreover, Live Nation and Lamar’s own pgLang have announced that they are adding five shows in Latin America.
After setting Europe on fire, K.Dot and SZA will head down south to perform in Mexico City on 23 September, followed by all-stadium shows in Colombia, Brazil, Argentina and Chile.
When will the Grand National Tour finish?
The Grand National Tour consists of 46 shows all over the world, with the first concert being held in Minneapolis on 19 April and the last in Australia on 10 December.
