Drake & Migos Postpone Today's Tour Kick Off in Kansas City At The Last Minute

Drake and Migos have not had the best start to their long awaited Aubrey and the Three Amigos tour.

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Yesterday, it was reported that Drizzy’s tour bus was towed away for unknown reasons from the hotel in Kansas City, Missouri they were staying at. Today, it has been announced that the tour kick off tonight (Friday) has now been postponed to Sunday, August 12th. The statement from Sprint Center cites production issues as the reason for their decision.

“Due to production issues, the Aubrey and the Three Migos Tour is postponing the Kansas City date. Tonight’s show at Sprint Center is rescheduled for Sunday, Aug. 12. All tickets will be honored for the new date,” the statement said.

DRAKE TOUR UPDATE – Aubrey and the Three Migos Tour at #SprintCenter moved to Aug. 12th. More info: https://t.co/Ww9aEksplv pic.twitter.com/E3Dj6bOk5e
— T-Mobile Center (@tmobilecenter) August 10, 2018

Drake and Migos had already postponed and rescheduled their entire tour to address production issues last month. Disappointing fans took to Twitter to express their frustration on the decision to postpone today’s date as it comes only hours before the actual show.

@Drake you owe me an apology i flew to Utah!! for you and you postponed till October now I flew to Kansas!! to watch you here now you postponed to Sundaywhat the triple fuck!! I am broke:) I need vip tickets thanks
— Gabriela (@gabymartinez_07) August 10, 2018

when you drive all the way to Kansas City to find out the Aubrey and Three Migos concert got postponed again………
Drake, I’M UPSET
— lindsey p (@lindsnperry) August 10, 2018