Tyler, the Creator will bring Lil Yachty and Paris Texas along for a 2025 world tour behind his new album, PHARMOKOPIA, which will get underway Feb. 4 in St. Paul, Mn. The North American portion constitutes two legs, with the latter starting June 27 in Cincinnati.
During the spring, Tyler will trek through Europe until May 30 in Glasgow, and after a brief break in August, will resume Aug. 18 in Auckland. PHARMOKOPIA is due Oct. 28 from Columbia; Tyler is expected to debut material from it at his Camp Flog Gnaw festival on Nov. 16-17 at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles.
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* Alan Jackson and Sturgill Simpson will anchor the third edition of the Two Step Inn festival on April 5-6 at San Gabriel Park in the central Texas city of Georgetown, with the former’s performance coming as part of his ongoing farewell tour. The lineup also features Miranda Lambert, Flatland Cavalry, Diplo presents Thomas Wesley, Gavin Adcock, ERNEST, Eli Young Band, Tracy Byrd, Diamond Rio, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Ryan Bingham and the Texas Gentlemen, Nelly and Sammy Kershaw. Per promoter C3 Presents, Two Step Inn has generated more than $200 million for the local economy during its tenure.
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* Air welcomed Phoenix frontman Thomas Mars for surprise appearances Monday (Oct. 21) and last night (Oct. 22) at New York’s Beacon Theatre, with the longtime friends and contemporary French music legends teaming for their 2000 The Virgin Suicides collaboration “Playground Love.” The artists previously played the song as part of the Paris Olympic Games closing ceremony in August. Air is performing their beloved album Moon Safari in its entirety on their current world tour, which wraps Nov. 29 in Hong Kong. Four final performances will be staged in March in Paris.
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