Drake and J. Cole’s highly anticipated ‘It’s All a Blur Tour – Big As the What?’ has hit a snag, with the tour dates being delayed by a couple of weeks. Originally slated to kick off on January 18 in Denver, the first show will now take place on February 2 in Tampa Bay, Florida.
Ticketmaster has updated the tour dates to reflect the changes, but no explanation for the delay has been provided. The Denver dates have been rescheduled to April 15 and April 16.
The tour, which sees Drake adding 10 extra dates following the release of the ‘Scary Hours 3’ EP in November, is eagerly anticipated by fans. The rappers, known for collaborating on hits like ‘First Person Shooter’ and ‘Evil Ways’, have fans eager to see them perform live.
In the midst of the delay, Kanye West and Ty Dolla $ign have also faced setbacks. Their joint album ‘Vultures’, originally set for release on December 15, has been pushed back to February 9. The album has faced multiple delays due to issues clearing samples, including a Backstreet Boys sample and plans to include Nicki Minaj’s unreleased song ‘New Body’.
Despite the setbacks, fans are eager for the release, as it will mark Kanye West’s first project since his controversial antisemitic statements in 2018. The delays and anticipation surrounding both tours and albums have sent the music world into a frenzy, with fans eagerly awaiting new releases.
Historically, the collaboration of Drake and J. Cole has always been highly anticipated, given their past successes in working together. Additionally, Kanye West’s album releases are always highly awaited and create a buzz within the music industry. The delays of these projects only serve to build up the excitement and anticipation even further.
In conclusion, the delays of the ‘It’s All a Blur Tour – Big As the What?’ and ‘Vultures’ album releases have left fans eager for new music from their favorite artists, and the anticipation continues to grow as the new release dates approach.
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