Lil Baby has announced a 2025 world tour

Lil Baby has announced details of his ‘Wham’ arena world tour for 2025.

The rapper will begin the extensive run of shows with a North American leg, starting at Houston’s Toyota Center on 3rd June. The tour will visit multiple cities across the United States including Dallas, Atlanta, Miami, Baltimore, Detroit, and Brooklyn before concluding at Los Angeles’ Intuit Dome on 1st July.

Following the North American dates, Lil Baby will embark on a European leg beginning on 12th September at Berlin’s Max Schmeling Halle. The European portion includes shows in Copenhagen, Brussels, Amsterdam, Paris, and Manchester, concluding at London’s O2 Arena on 27th September. The tour will then move to Australia and New Zealand in October for five shows across Perth, Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, and Auckland.

Support for the North American dates will come from NLE Choppa, Loe Shimmy, and BigXthaPlug, with the latter also joining for the Australian dates.

The tour supports Lil Baby’s latest album ‘WHAM’, marking his first headline tour since the 2022 It’s Only Me Tour.

The dates in full read:

JUNE
3 Toyota Center, Houston, US
5 American Airlines Center, Dallas, US
7 State Farm Arena, Atlanta, US
8 Bridgestone Arena, Nashville, US
10 Kaseya Center, Miami, US**
12 VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena, Jacksonville, US
15 Lenovo Center, Raleigh, US
17 CFG Bank Arena, Baltimore, US
18 Barclays Center, Brooklyn, US
19 Wells Fargo Center, Philadelphia, US
21 Nationwide Arena, Columbus, US
22 Little Caesars Arena, Detroit, US
24 Fiserv Forum, Milwaukee, US
25 United Center, Chicago, US

JULY
1 Intuit Dome, Los Angeles, US*

SEPTEMBER
12 Max Schmeling Halle, Berlin, Germany
14 KB Hallen, Copenhagen, Denmark
16 Mitsubishi Electric Halle, Dusseldorf, Germany
17 Forest National, Brussels, Belgium
19 AFAS Live, Amsterdam, Netherlands
23 The Hall, Zurich, Switzerland
24 Adidas Arena, Paris, France
26 Co-op Live, Manchester, UK
27 The O2, London, UK

OCTOBER
8 RAC Arena, Perth, Australia
10 Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney, Australia
11 Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Brisbane, Australia
14 Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne, Australia
16 Spark Arena, Auckland, New Zealand

*Without BigXthaPlug
**Without NLE Choppa