Kanye West Reportedly Planning World Tour

Kanye West is trying to plan a world tour but there has been some major bumps in the road. One of them is that he has not been able to book venues. Ye went on social media Tuesday (Feb. 6) claiming that he believes he has been blackballed by stadiums.

“We just sold out the United Center in seven minutes and I just wanted to express to everybody out there to see if anybody can help with this,” West says in the video referencing his Vultures listening party in his home city of Chicago. “It’s the only arena I had access to in the past year. And when I call, people say there’s no availables for me and you know why that is. If there’s anybody out there that can help with this, please do.”

Damn, Kanye said he needs help getting booked into other arenas after selling out the United Center in 7 minutes pic.twitter.com/QtubFgfbTJ

— Ahmed/The Ears/IG: BigBizTheGod 🇸🇴 (@big_business_) February 7, 2024

West also wrote on Instagram in a since-deleted post: “I have not been allowed to perform in a year feels like the Elvis Presley movie.”

According to a

KANYE WEST IS PLANNING AN UPCOMING TOUR for 2024-25 👀

Tentative dates would be from June 2024 until February 2025

▪️ Toronto
▪️ New York
▪️ Atlanta
▪️ Houston
▪️ Chicago
▪️ Los Angeles
▪️ Mexico City
▪️ Madrid
▪️ Cairo
▪️ London
▪️ Dubai
▪️ Nairobi
▪️ Lagos
▪️ Sydney
▪️… pic.twitter.com/TO0XXxq7rX

— NFR Podcast (@nfr_podcast) February 7, 2024">since-deleted post on social media, a group text message exchange between Ye and some members of his team spoke about making plans to tour in select states and cities in North America before making it over to Europe, Australia, Asia, and more.

Kanye’s Alleged Tour Stops

• Toronto
• New York
• Atlanta
• Houston
• Chicago
• Los Angeles
• Mexico City
• Madrid
• Cairo
• London
• Dubai
• Nairobi
• Lagos
• Sydney
• Melbourne
• Tokyo
• San Diego (Petco Stadium)
• Los Angeles (SoFi Stadium)
• Beijing (Great Wall Of China)
• Greater Cairo (Pyramids of Giza)
• Rio De Janeiro (Corcovado)
• Hong Kong (Galaxy Arena)

Vultures To Be Released In Three Parts

The firstvolume of Vultures, the joint project between Kanye and Ty Dolla $ign, is scheduled to be released on Friday (Feb. 9). Following Friday’s release, the second volume is set to drop on March 8, and the third on April 5.

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