Doechii Announces First-Ever Headlining Tour, The ‘Final Chapter’ Of Her Current Era

Doechii Announces First-Ever Headlining Tour, The ‘Final Chapter’ Of Her Current Era
Doechii is taking her talents on the road!
Today (Aug. 4), news broke that the Florida rapper is gearing up to go on her first-ever headline tour. The Live From the Swamp 12-stop tour will kick off in Chicago at Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom on Oct. 14 and end in Seattle at WAMU Theater on Nov. 10. In between, fans can see her in other major cities such as Boston, Atlanta, and Dallas. However, it’s important to note that, as of now, there are no New York or L.A. shows.
Addressing the exciting news on IG, Doechii wrote:
“This project just turned one, and before I disappear to create the next world, I’m going back on tour, the final chapter of this era. Thank you for the memories, the magic, the love — let’s close it out together.”
Doechii’s 2024 mixtape Alligator Bites Never Heal quickly became a huge hit, earning her a Grammy for Best Rap Album.
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