Future Announces 'Honest' Tour

In promotion of his sophomore album Honest (April 22), Future will be hitting the road on his first headlining tour. The 45-date tour kicks off May 23 in Milwaukee and concludes on July 12 in Montreal, Canada. Rico Love, Que, and Bando Jonez will serve as the supporting acts.

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“I’m excited to finally hit the road to share my new album Honest with the fans,” said Future. “It’s been a long time coming, but I promise this tour is going to be one you don’t want to miss out on!”

Tickets will be available for purchase starting April 4 on his website Freebandz.com.

May 23 – Milwaukee, WI – The Rave
May 24 – Des Moines, IA – Val Air Ballroom
May 25 – Chicago, IL – Concord Music Hall
May 26 – St. Louis, MO – The Ambassador
May 27 – Columbus, OH – Newport Music Hall
May 28 – Cleveland, OH – House of Blues
May 29 – Detroit, MI – Crofoot
May 30 – Rochester, NY – TBA
May 31 – Sayreville, NJ – Starland Ballroom
June 1 – New Haven, CT – Toad’s Place
June 2 – Providence, RI – Lupo’s
June 3 – New York, NY – Best Buy Theatre
June 4 – Boston, MA – House of Blues
June 5 – Philadelphia, PA – Trocadero
June 6 – Richmond, VA – RVA Theatre
June 7 – Norfolk, VA – The Norva
June 8 – Washington, D.C. – The Fillmore
June 9 – Baltimore, MD – Soundstage
June 10 – Charlotte, NC – Amos Southend
June 11 – Myrtle Beach, SC – House of Blues
June 12 – Miami, FL – TBA
June 14 – Atlanta, GA – TBA
June 16 – Jacksonville, FL – Aqua
June 17 – New Orleans, LA – House of Blues
June 18 – Baton Rouge, LA – Varsity Theatre
June 19 – Dallas, TX – Southside Music Hall
June 20 – Houston, TX – TBA
June 21 – San Antonio, TX – The White Rabbit
June 23 – Denver, CO – Ogden Theatre
June 24 – Salt Lake City, UT – The Complex
June 25 – Phoenix, AZ – Celebrity Theatre
June 26 – Santa Ana, CA – The Observatory
June 27 – Los Angeles, CA – Club Nokia
June 30 – San Francisco, CA – Regency Ballroom
July 1 – Sacramento, CA – Ace of Spades
July 2 – Portland, OR – Crystal
July 3 – Seattle, WA – Neptune
July 4 – Vancouver, BC, Canada – Vogue Theatre
July 5 – Edmonton, AB, Canada – Encore
July 6 – Calgary, AB, Canada – Flames Central
July 7 – Saskatoon, SK, Canada – Odeon Events Centre
July 8 – Winnipeg, MB, Canada – Garrick Centre
July 9 – Minneapolis, MN – Mill City Nights
July 11 – Toronto, ON, Canada – Sound Academy
July 12 – Montreal, QC, Canada – L’Olympia