Metro Boomin will be performing a St. Louis hometown show at the end of this month, Live Nation announced on Friday (July 19).
The homecoming show is set for July 29 at St. Louis’ The Pageant, just one night before he and, which kicks off July 30 at Kansas City’s T-Mobile Center. The rapper-producer duo’s 27-date North American tour will go through major cities like Atlanta, Chicago, Brooklyn, Toronto, Houston and Los Angeles before wrapping up Sept. 9 in Vancouver, B.C.’s Rogers Arena.reached No. 2, “Cinderella” with Scott reached No. 6, “We Don’t Trust You” reached No.
He performed in St. Louis back in May during Metro Boomin Night at Busch Stadium, when he famously played hisduring Major League Baseball’s Opening Day. Who knows which of his famous friends he’ll bring back home with him this time.Eminem Achieves 11th No. 1 on Billboard 200 With ‘The Death of Slim Shady ’Tabitha Brown’s Latest Target Collection Is Already Selling Out: Shop the New Release Before It’s Gone. We use vendors that may also process your information to help provide our services.
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