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Tyler, the Creator Announces 2022 Tour With Kali Uchis, Vince Staples, and Teezo Touchdown

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Tyler, the Creator has announced the North American tour in support of his new album Call Me If You Get Lost . The tour is scheduled to take place between February and April 2022 and feature support from Kali Uchis , Vince Staples , and Texas rapper Teezo Touchdown. Check out the schedule below.

Tyler, the Creator released Call Me If You Get Lost —his follow-up to Igor —in June. The record includes a guest contribution from Teezo Touchdown on “RunItUp.”

Kali Uchis shared Sin Miedo (del Amor y Otros Demonios) ∞ in fall 2020, and Vince Staples recently released his self-titled album .

Read “ 5 Takeaways From Tyler, the Creator’s New Album Call Me If You Get Lost ” over on the Pitch.

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Kali Uchis confirms 2022 tour with Tyler, The Creator

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Grammy-winning artist  Kali Uchis  will join  Tyler, The Creator  on his North American tour in support of his new album from February to April 2022—see all dates below. The tour will also feature support from  Vince Staples  and Texas rapper  Teezo Touchdown , with stops in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and more.

Uchis’ hit song “ telepatía ” continues to take off worldwide, surpassing  1 billion  global streams. The track, taken from her Spanish language album,  Sin Miedo (del Amor y Otros Demonios) ∞ ,  remains at  #1  on  Billboard’s Hot Latin Songs Chart  for the seventh week, making her the first female in nearly a decade to top the chart without a featured act. In June, the song hit  #1  at  Billboard’s Latin Airplay  and  Latin Pop Airplay  charts in the same week and was  #1  on  Latin Digital Song Sales  for 10 weeks. “telepatía” is the longest-running Spanish-language song by a solo act on the Billboard Hot 100 this decade (23 weeks) and peaked at #10 on the Global 200. It also remains on the Top 200 charts on Apple, Spotify, and Shazam.

In July, Uchis hosted and performed at the MTV MIAW Awards, where she was nominated for two awards. Last month, at the  Univision Premios Juventud  awards, Uchis won her first award for  Nueva Generación – Femenina  (New Female Artist) and performed “telepatía” alongside a full orchestra. She also performed at Rolling Loud Miami 2021.

Earlier this year, Uchis won her first  Grammy  for  Best Dance Recording  with  Kaytranada  for “ 10% ” and was nominated for her first  Latin American Music Award  for  Favorite Pop Album  and was the only female nominated in the category. She also won “ Canción Alternativa Rock/Indie ” and “ Artista Revelación ” at  Premios Nuestra Tierra  in May. Uchis will also perform at the 34 th Hispanic Heritage Awards  broadcast on PBS on  October 8 , where she will be recognized as the 2021 “ Inspira Honoree .”

Uchis recently shared the  sin miedo // acoustic  EP featuring pared back versions of three tracks from her critically acclaimed album, including “ fue mejor ,” “ vaya con dios ” and the previously released acoustic version of “ telepatía .”

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February 10                                 San Diego, CA                                                     Pechanga Arena

February 11                                   Phoenix, AZ                                                       Footprint Center

February 12                                 Las Vegas, NV                                            Michelob Ultra ArenaFebruary 14                                   El Paso, TX                                                 Don Haskins Center

February 16                                    Dallas, TX                                         American Airlines Center

February 18                                  St. Louis, MO                                                        Chaifetz Arena

February 19                               Kansas City, MO                                            Cable Dahmer Arena

February 20                               Minneapolis, MN                                                       Target Center

February 22                                    Chicago, IL                                                           United Center

February 24                                 Milwaukee, WI                                                         Fiserv Forum

February 27                                 Columbus, OH                                             Schottenstein Center

February 28                                    Detroit, MI                                                Little Caesars Arena

March 3                                       Worcester, MA                                                         DCU Center

March 4                                         Norfolk, VA                                                     Chartway Arena

March 6                                      Philadelphia, PA                                             Wells Fargo Center

March 7                                     Washington, D.C.                                             Capital One Arena

March 9                                        Montreal, QC                                                              Place Bell

March 11                                       Toronto, ON                                                   Scotiabank Arena

March 12                                     Pittsburgh, PA                                         Petersen Events Center

March 13                                     New York, NY                                       Madison Square Garden

March 16                                      Charlotte, NC                                              Bojangles Coliseum

March 18                                       Orlando, FL                                                        Amway Center

March 19                                        Tampa, FL                                                     Yuengling Center

March 20                                        Miami, FL                                                               FTX Arena

March 23                                     Charleston, SC                                  North Charleston Coliseum

March 25                                        Duluth, GA                                                     Gas South Arena

March 27                                       Houston, TX                                                        Toyota Center

March 29                                        Denver, CO                                                               Ball Arena

March 31                                   Los Angeles, CA                                                     Staples Center

April 1                                           Oakland, CA                                                       Oakland Arena

April 2                                        Sacramento, CA                                                  Golden 1 Center

April 4                                           Portland, OR                                                          Moda Center

April 7                                        Vancouver, B.C.                                                 Pacific Coliseum

April 8                                           Seattle, WA                                             Climate Pledge Arena

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Tyler the Creator Announces North American Tour with Kali Uchis & Vince Staples

The 34-date arena tour comes in support of Tyler's new album, CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST

Tyler the Creator has announced a 2022 North American tour in support of his new album, CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST .

Kicking off in February, the 34-date arena tour will also feature Kali Uchis , Vince Staples , and Teezo Touchdown. Check out the full itinerary below.

Tickets are on sale this Friday, August 6th at 10:00 am local time via Ticketmaster . You’ll also be able to purchase them through the second market via Stubhub .

Today’s announcement comes on the heels of Tyler’s acclaimed headlining appearance at Lollapalooza this past weekend. He’s also set to play festival sets at Bonnaroo and Outside Lands in the coming months.

Tyler the Creator 2022 Tour Dates 02/10 – San Diego, CA @ Pechanga Arena 02/11 – Phoenix, AZ @ Footprint Center 02/12 – Las Vegas, NV @ Michelob Ultra Arena 02/14 – El Paso, TX @ Don Haskins Center 02/16 – Dallas, TX @ American Airlines Center 02/18 – St. Louis, MO @ Chaifetz Arena 02/19 – Kansas City, MO @ Cable Dahmer Arena 02/20 – Minneapolis, MN @ Target Center 02/22 – Chicago, IL @ United Center 02/24 – Milwaukee, WI @ Fiserv Forum 02/27 – Columbus, OH @ Schottenstein Center 02/28 – Detroit, MI @ Little Caesars Arena 03/03 – Worcester, MA @ DCU Center 03/04 – Norfolk, VA @ Chartway Arena 03/06 – Philadelphia, PA @ Wells Fargo Center 03/07 – Washington, DC @ Capital One Arena 03/09 – Montreal, QC @ Place Bell 03/11 – Toronto, ON @ Scotiabank Arena 03/12 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Petersen Events Center 03/13 – New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden 03/16 – Charlotte, NC @ Bojangles Coliseum 03/18 – Orlando, FL @ Amway Center 03/19 – Tampa, FL @ Yuengling Center 03/20 – Miami, FL @ FTX Arena 03/23 – Charleston, SC @ North Charleston Coliseum 03/25 – Duluth, GA @ Gas South Arena 03/27 – Houston, TX @ Toyota Center 03/29 – Denver, CO @ Ball Arena 03/31 – Los Angeles, CA @ Staples Center 04/01 – Oakland, CA @ Oakland Arena 04/02 – Sacramento, CA @ Golden 1 Center 04/04 – Portland, OR @ Moda Center 04/07 – Vancouver, BC @ Pacific Coliseum 04/08 – Seattle, WA @ Climate Pledge Arena

TOUR: ON SALE FRIDAY pic.twitter.com/dgsN317pnI — Tyler, The Creator (@tylerthecreator) August 3, 2021

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Tickets for the call me if you get lost tour go on sale friday, august 6..

Tyler, The Creator has announced a tour of North America behind his fantastic recent album Call Me If You Get Lost . The 34-date trek kicks off in February 2022, and will feature opening acts Kali Uchis, Vince Staples, (who have both also recently released notable albums) and buzzy newcomer and Teezo Touchdown. Tickets go on sale this Friday, August 6 at CallMeIfYouGetLost.com. For a taste of what Tyler's new live show might be like, watch his full set from last weekend's Lollapalooza .

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Tyler, The Creator 2022 tour dates

02/10 - San Diego, CA - Pechanga Arena 02/11 - Phoenix, AZ - Footprint Center 02/12 - Las Vegas, NV - Michelob Ultra Arena 02/14 - El Paso, TX - Don Haskins Center 02/16 - Dallas, TX - American Airlines Center 02/18 - St. Louis, MO - Chaifetz Arena 02/19 - Kansas City, MO - Cable Dahmer Arena 02/20 - Minneapolis, MN - Target Center 02/22 - Chicago, IL - United Center 02/24 - Milwaukee, WI - Fiserv Forum 02/27 - Columbus, OH - Schottenstein Center 02/28 - Detroit, MI - Little Caesars Arena 03/03 - Worcester, MA - DCU Center 03/04 - Norfolk, VA - Chartway Arena 03/06 - Philadelphia, PA - Wells Fargo Center 03/07 - Washington, DC - Capital One Arena 03/09 - Montreal, QC - Place Bell 03/11 - Toronto, ON - Scotiabank Arena 03/12 - Pittsburgh, PA - Petersen Events Center 03/13 - New York, NY - Madison Square Garden 03/16 - Charlotte, NC - Bojangles Coliseum 03/18 - Orlando, FL - Amway Center 03/19 - Tampa, FL - Yuengling Center 03/20 - Miami, FL - FTX Arena 03/23 - Charleston, SC - North Charleston Coliseum 03/25 - Duluth, GA - Gas South Arena 03/27 - Houston, TX - Toyota Center 03/29 - Denver, CO - Ball Arena 03/31 - Los Angeles, CA - Staples Center 04/01 - Oakland, CA - Oakland Arena 04/02 - Sacramento, CA - Golden 1 Center 04/04 - Portland, OR - Moda Center 04/07 - Vancouver, BC - Pacific Coliseum 04/08 - Seattle, WA - Climate Pledge Arena

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Tyler, the Creator has announced an expansive North American Tour for next year with special guests Kali Uchis and Vince Staples. The 34-date trek is in support of his sixth studio album, and follow-up to the highly acclaimed Igor. Tyler, the Creator's No. 1 album Call Me If You Get Lost dropped June 25 via Columbia Records. The arena tour will kick off February 14 at San Diego, California's Pechanga Arena and conclude on April 8 at Seattle, Washtington's Climate Pledge Arena. Texas rapper Teezo Touchdown will also join the dates as support.

Tickets for the 2022 shows go on sale beginning Friday, August 5. Visit Tyler, the Creator's official website for additional details.

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02/10 – San Diego, CA @ Pechanga Arena

02/11 – Phoenix, AZ @ Footprint Center

02/12 – Las Vegas, NV @ Michelob Ultra Arena

02/14 – El Paso, TX @ Don Haskins Center

02/16 – Dallas, TX @ American Airlines Center

02/18 – St. Louis, MO @ Chaifetz Arena

02/19 – Kansas City, MO @ Cable Dahmer Arena

02/20 – Minneapolis, MN @ Target Center

02/22 – Chicago, IL @ United Center

02/24 – Milwaukee, WI @ Fiserv Forum

02/27 – Columbus, OH @ Schottenstein Center

02/28 – Detroit, MI @ Little Caesars Arena

03/03 – Worcester, MA @ DCU Center

03/04 – Norfolk, VA @ Chartway Arena

03/06 – Philadelphia, PA @ Wells Fargo Center

03/07 – Washington, DC @ Capital One Arena

03/09 – Montreal, QC @ Place Bell

03/11 – Toronto, ON @ Scotiabank Arena

03/12 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Petersen Events Center

03/13 – New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden

03/16 – Charlotte, NC @ Bojangles Coliseum

03/18 – Orlando, FL @ Amway Center

03/19 – Tampa, FL @ Yuengling Center

03/20 – Miami, FL @ FTX Arena

03/23 – Charleston, SC @ North Charleston Coliseum

03/25 – Duluth, GA @ Gas South Arena

03/27 – Houston, TX @ Toyota Center

03/29 – Denver, CO @ Ball Arena

03/31 – Los Angeles, CA @ Staples Center

04/01 – Oakland, CA @ Oakland Arena

04/02 – Sacramento, CA @ Golden 1 Center

04/04 – Portland, OR @ Moda Center

04/07 – Vancouver, BC @ Pacific Coliseum

04/08 – Seattle, WA @ Climate Pledge Arena

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TYLER, THE CREATOR ANNOUNCES NORTH AMERICAN TOUR ACCOMPANIED BY KALI UCHIS, VINCE STAPLES & TEEZO TOUCHDOWN COMING TO AMERICAN AIRLINES CENTER ON FEBRUARY 16, 2022!

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Tyler, the Creator Announces 2022 Tour Dates for 'Call Me If You Get Lost'

With guests kali uchis, vince staples and teezo touchdown..

Tyler, the Creator has announced North American tour dates for his newly-released No. 1 album, Call Me If You Get Lost .

Tyler shared the “travel itinerary” to Twitter on Tuesday, revealing that collaborators Kali Uchis , Vince Staples and Texas rapper Teezo Touchdown will join him on the cross-continental arena tour. Tyler’s travels will kick off on February 10, 2022, at the Pechanga Arena in San Diego and conclude on April 8, 2022, at the Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, with a total of 34 stops.

TOUR: ON SALE FRIDAY pic.twitter.com/dgsN317pnI — Tyler, The Creator (@tylerthecreator) August 3, 2021

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The Grammy-winning singer is set to join her friend and longtime collaborator Tyler, The Creator on his North American Call Me If You Get Lost tour February to April 2022. The tour will also feature support from Long Beach’s own Vince Staples and Texas rapper Teezo Touchdown , with stops in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago and more.

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Uchis’ hit song “telepatía” continues to dominate on charts all across the world, surpassing 1 billion global streams. The track, which appears on her Spanish language album, Sin Miedo (del Amor y Otros Demonios) ∞ , remains at #1 on Billboard’s Hot Latin Songs Chart for the seventh week , making her the first female in nearly a decade to top the chart without a featured act.

Back in June, the song hit #1 at Billboard’s Latin Airplay and Latin Pop Airplay charts in the same week and was #1 on Latin Digital Song Sales for 10 weeks. “telepatía” is the longest running Spanish-language song by a solo act on the Billboard Hot 100 this decade (23 weeks) and peaked at #10 on the Global 200. It also remains on the Top 200 charts on Apple, Spotify, and Shazam.

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The next month, the singer hosted and performed at the MTV MIAW Awards, where she was nominated for two awards. At the Univision Premios Juventud awards, Uchis won her first award for Nueva Generación – Femenina (New Female Artist) and performed “telepatía” alongside a full orchestra. She also returned to the festival world following the COVID-19 pandemic’s year of shutdowns by performing at Rolling Loud Miami 2021.

Uchis is dominating the music industry at every turn, winning her first Grammy earlier this year for Best Dance Recording with Kaytranada on their collaboration, “10%.” The Colombian talent was also nominated for her first Latin American Music Award for Favorite Pop Album and was the only female nominated in the category. She also won “Canción Alternativa Rock/Indie” and “Artista Revelación” at Premios Nuestra Tierra in May.

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Before seeing her on tour next year, you can see Uchis will also perform at the 34th Hispanic Heritage Awards broadcast on PBS on October 8, where she will be recognized as the 2021 “Inspira Honoree.”

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Tyler, the Creator is heading out on tour with Kali Uchis, Vince Staples, and Teezo Touchdown.

Tyler, the Creator has announced his upcoming Call Me If You Get Lost tour to accompany this latest album of the same name.

Tyler, the Creator new album 'Call Me If You Get Lost' 2021: tour, release date, features & more

The California native dropped the record at the end of June, which features appearances from from YoungBoy NBA, Ty Dolla Sign, Lil Wayne, Brent Faiyaz, Lil Uzi Vert, Pharrell Williams and more.

The tour of North America kicks off in February 2022, starting in San Diego and concluding in Seattle.

When is Tyler, the Creator's tour?

Tyler's tour kicks off on February 10th, 2022, and wraps up two months later on April 8th.

Where is Tyler, the Creator's tour taking place?

See the full dates and venues for Tyler's Call Me If You Get Lost tour below.

02/10 San Diego, CA @ Pechanga Arena 02/11 Phoenix, AZ @ Footprint Center 02/12 Las Vegas, NV @ Michelob Ultra Arena 02/14 El Paso, TX @ Don Haskins Center 02/16 Dallas, TX @ American Airlines Center 02/18 St. Louis, MO @ Chaifetz Arena 02/19 Kansas City, MO @ Cable Dahmer Arena 02/20 Minneapolis, MN @ Target Center 02/22 Chicago, IL @ United Center 02/24 Milwaukee, WI @ Fiserv Forum 02/27 Columbus, OH @ Schottenstein Center 02/28 Detroit, MI @ Little Caesars Arena 03/03 Worcester, MA @ DCU Center 03/04 Norfolk, VA @ Chartway Arena 03/06 Philadelphia, PA @ Wells Fargo Center 03/07 Washington, DC @ Capital One Arena 03/09 Montreal, QC @ Place Bell 03/11 Toronto, ON @ Scotiabank Arena 03/12 Pittsburgh, PA @ Petersen Events Center 03/13 New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden 03/16 Charlotte, NC @ Bojangles Coliseum 03/18 Orlando, FL @ Amway Center 03/19 Tampa, FL @ Yuengling Center 03/20 Miami, FL @ FTX Arena 03/23 Charleston, SC @ North Charleston Coliseum 03/25 Duluth, GA @ Gas South Arena 03/27 Houston, TX @ Toyota Center 03/29 Denver, CO @ Ball Arena 03/31 Los Angeles, CA @ Staples Center 04/01 Oakland, CA @ Oakland Arena 04/02 Sacramento, CA @ Golden 1 Center 04/04 Portland, OR @ Moda Center 04/07 Vancouver, BC @ Pacific Coliseum 04/08 Seattle, WA @ Climate Pledge Arena

Who is supporting Tyler, the Creator on tour?

Tyler will be joined by his collaborators Kali Uchis, Vince Staples, and Teezo Touchdown on tour.

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Tyler, The Creator Announces March 6 Performance At Wells Fargo Center

Today, Tyler, The Creator announced his Spring 2022 North American tour with Kali Uchis, Vince Staples and Teezo Touchdown, which is set to make a stop at Wells Fargo Center on Sunday, March 6. The announcement arrives on the heels of his critically-acclaimed album CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST, which debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200 charts upon its release. Kicking off February 10th, 2022, the tour will see Tyler play thirty-four arena shows before concluding the run on April 8th.

Tickets to the Philadelphia show go on sale this Friday, August 6th at 10 a.m. through WellsFargoCenterPhilly.com .

CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST is the follow-up to Tyler, The Creator's 2019 Grammy-winning album IGOR, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 200 chart, with 8 of the album's songs also charting on the Billboard Hot 100. IGOR was also recognized in Best Album of the Year lists by  Billboard ,  Complex ,  GQ ,  Pitchfork ,  Rolling Stone  and more and the same year Tyler was named Wall Street Journal Magazine’s Innovator of the Year and GQ Magazine’s Man of the Year.

Listen to CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST above and stay tuned for more from Tyler, The Creator coming soon.

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Who Are Tyler The Creator’s Tour Openers?

Two years after he released his fifth album Igor , which eventually gave him a Grammy award for Best Rap Album, Tyler The Creator returned with his sixth album Call Me If You Get Lost . The project stands as a 16-track effort with contributions from Ty Dolla Sign, Lil Uzi Vert, Pharrell, Brent Faiyaz, Lil Wayne, and more. Months after releasing that project , Tyler The Creator received another Grammy nomination for the album, one that found him in the Best Rap Album category for the 2022 Grammy show. Later on, Tyler The Creator announced the full dates for a tour in support of Call Me If You Get Lost and it features a strong lineup of opening acts.

The opening acts for Tyler’s 2022 tour in support of Call Me If You Get Lost are Kali Uchis , Vince Staples , and Teezo Touchdown . Kali and Vince both released projects within the last couple of years. The former shared her sophomore album, Sin Miedo (Del Amor Y Otros Demonios) , in 2020 while Vince dropped his self-titled third album last year. Teezo Touchdown, on the other hand, has yet to release a project. In addition to his eccentric and extremely unique appearance, the Texas native has steadily released singles over the past two years that have helped to boost his stock. Altogether, these opening acts are sure to provide a good show with Tyler for his upcoming tour.

You can see the full dates for Tyler’s upcoming tour below and purchase tickets for a show near you here .

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With thousands of screaming fans shaking Little Caesars Arena in Detroit on February 28th, Tyler, the Creator staged his most ambitious live show yet as part of the “Call Me If You Get Lost Tour.”

The last time Glide covered Tyler, the Creator was at his standout headlining spot at Outside Lands . This time around, the rapper proved that he could still up the ante: more fiery pyrotechnics, more dynamic set-pieces, more command of a rapt audience.   

Here are five memorable moments from the show: 

Kali Uchis, Vince Staples, Teezo Touchdown Set the Stage

A trio of openers helped get the crowd hyped leading up to Tyler, the Creator’s headlining set. Teezo Touchdown kicked things off with a buzz – literally, as he wielded a chainsaw. He leaned into the construction theme of his set design by awarding the “hardest hard hat” to the fan going the wildest in the crowd. Next up, Vince Staples took the arena by storm from the B-stage, where he deftly engaged the audience in all directions. He memorably closed his set with his hit “Norf Norf” to loud cheers from the audience, accentuating the “I ain’t never ran from nothing but the police” chorus with an alternating red and blue lighting motif. Kali Uchis’ arrival on stage was heralded by a wave of fervent screams that closely matched Tyler, the Creator’s reception. The singer impressed with her hits like “Dead to Me,” “i want war (BUT I NEED PEACE)”, “After the Storm,” and “telepatía,” as well as her tight choreography with her backup dancers. 

Rolls Royce Pull Up

As the house lights went dark, a massive wave of screams rippled through the eager crowd. The audience got an immediate sense of the grandeur of the set from the get-go, as Tyler, the Creator rapped “SIR BAUDELAIRE” from the roof of a 1939 Rolls Royce Wraith. Behind the car, there was a huge, two-story house facade. As he exited the vehicle, he strafed across the stage, illuminated by the flash and crackle of fireworks on “CORSO.” And then on “LEMONHEAD,” he ascended the house’s staircase, rapping from the balcony over the track’s propulsive beat while the crowd jumped along.

Setting Sail

For the smooth jam “WUSYANAME,” Tyler, the Creator hopped in a huge boat, which drifted from the main stage to the B-stage. When it docked in the middle of the general admission crowd, the rapper shifted gears to some of his older material.

“I’m guessing a quarter of you wouldn’t mind if I went back in my discography,” Tyler, the Creator commented to the crowd. Judging by the fierce roar, it was closer to 100% approval. While on the B-stage, he rumbled through some of his biggest earlier hits. Standouts included his call-and-response with the audience for “911,” the huge singalong (with some Detroit-centric ad libs thrown in) on “See You Again,” and the stark beat of “Yonkers.” This phase of the set ended with “Tamale,” as the arena bounced along to the rapid-fire beat. 

Return Voyage

After “Tamale,” Tyler, the Creator hopped back in the boat, which slowly set sail back towards the main stage. At a couple points en route, the boat paused, allowing him to croon “I THOUGHT YOU WANTED TO DANCE” to the crowd, showing off his vocal chops. As the boat rocked back and forth, the excellent set design helped give the illusion that Tyler, the Creator was floating on a sea of undulating arms raised by exuberant fans. 

Upon returning to the main stage, Tyler, the Creator stood still, with pulsing lights and the accelerating instrumentals amping up the audience toward “Who Dat Boy.” As the track was unleashed, plumes of fire shot up behind Tyler, the Creator, and the crowd exploded to one of the most energetic songs of the entire set. 

No Encore Needed

On the penultimate track “NEW MAGIC WAND,” Tyler, the Creator explained this as his “favorite song”: “It has a lot of the elements of why I like making music – melody, harmony, the drum goes hard. … It’s more feeling than trying to be good.” 

He headbanged with such ferocity that he ended up sprawled on the floor. As the track surpassed its halfway point, it broke down into a discordant beat punctuated by harsh strobe lights. As the song kicked back in, Tyler, the Creator was once again illuminated by plumes of flames. 

The set fittingly closed with the triumphant “RUNITUP.” As the crowd eagerly sang along one last time, Tyler, the Creator urged them to get louder. More fireworks shot up on stage as the fans bounced along with each of Tyler, the Creator’s jumps. And with that, he took a deep bow, then picked up two suitcases and walked through the front door of the house facade.  

The entire set ran for a pretty tight hour and 20 minutes. While the crowd would’ve devoured more songs, the fact that there was no encore worked in terms of the show’s overall journey: “Here today, but gone tomorrow / We gon’ run it up.”

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Tyler, The Creator announces tour of Australia and New Zealand for 2022

With Kali Uchis supporting all four shows

Tyler, The Creator has today (August 23) announced he’ll be taking ‘ Call Me If You Get Lost ‘ on the road across Australia and New Zealand next year.

The ‘Call Me If You Get Lost’ tour will take place from July 26-August 2. These dates coincide with the festival Splendour In The Grass , which the Flowerboy is set to headline in Byron Bay on Sunday July 24.

Tyler, The Creator will be accompanied by ‘telepatía’ singer Kali Uchis for all four dates across Sydney, Melbourne, Perth and Auckland. The pair collaborated on ‘After The Storm’ back in 2018, which appeared on Uchis’ debut album ‘ Isolation ‘.

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This marks Tyler, The Creator’s first headline tour of Australia in over eight years.

Pre-sale tickets will be available from August 31 with general public tickets going on sale from September 2. Find more ticketing information here or scroll down for the full list of dates and venues.

‘Call Me If You Get Lost’ was released earlier this year in June as Tyler, The Creator’s sixth solo studio album. It was led by two singles: ‘ Lumberjack ‘ and ‘ WUSYANAME ‘.

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NME  gave the body of work a strong four-star review , saying: “the record stands as an all-encompassing culmination of Tyler’s ever-varying sound, showing that growth isn’t always linear and that artists can be a multitude of things.”

The review went on to praise him as “a generational talent, one in fine form and continuing to push the boundaries of his vision and kaleidoscopic sound”.

Tyler, The Creator’s ‘Call Me If You Get Lost’ tour dates are:

JULY Friday 22 – Auckland, Spark Arena, NZ Tuesday 26 – Perth, RAC Arena, AUS Friday 29 – Sydney, Qudos Bank Arena, AUS

AUGUST Tuesday 2 – Melbourne, Rod Laver Arena, AUS

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Mr Baudelaire's incredible live show will hit Aussie arenas from July 2022, and he's bringing Kali Uchis with him!

Tyler, The Creator is headed Down Under next year and will headline a run of arena shows while in the country to headline the rescheduled Splendour In The Grass. (Y'know... all things going to plan).

Arguably one of the most compelling shape-shifting forces in hip hop, Tyler will be showing off Call Me If You Get Lost , the critically acclaimed follow-up to 2019 album IGOR.

Update: After ticket sales exploded this morning (Thursday 2 September), second and final dates have been added to the tour. View the dates below and more info at Frontier Touring .

Tyler, The Creator Call Me If You Get Lost Australian Tour 2022

with special guest Kali Uchis

• Tuesday 26 July - RAC Arena: WhadjukNyoongar Nation, Perth WA
• Friday 29 July - Qudos Bank Arena: Gadigal Land, Sydney NSW
• Saturday 30 July - Qudos Bank Arena: Gadigal Land, Sydney NSW (new show)
• Tuesday 2 August - Rod Laver Arena: Wurundjeri Land, Melbourne VIC
• Wednesday 3 August - Rod Laver Arena: Wurundjeri Land, Melbourne VIC (new show)

Besides a run through the Aussie festival circuit in 2019, these new dates comprise Tyler's first headline tour of the country in over eight years.

Joining him will be American-Colombian singer-producer Kali Uchis, who's mastered bi-lingual vibes and worked with everyone from  Tame Impala and Tyler, The Creator  to Gorillaz and  KAYTRANADA .

If you're after a taste of what to expect, check out Tyler, The Creator's recent set at Lollapalooza. If you haven't seen the performance, a theatrical exhibition through his many moods and eras, check it out below and thank us later.

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Varios invitados se unieron al rapero para una actuación marcada por imágenes impresionantes, una energía feroz y un claro afecto entre el artista y sus admiradores.

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Un año después de que su colaborador de Odd Future , Frank Ocean , encabezara el escenario principal de Coachella el primer fin de semana (para desconcierto general del público), Tyler, the Creator se lanzó al horario estelar del festival el sábado con una interpretación feroz y visualmente impactante de algunos de sus temas más queridos.

Durante su actuación de aproximadamente 80 minutos, el rapero mantuvo a la multitud en la palma de su mano gracias a una potente combinación de diálogo franco, generosamente rociado de humor (bastante picante), una interpretación apasionada, un flow de rap cargado de energía, visuales llamativos y una serie de invitados especiales sorpresa.

Para el set, que rivalizó con el del viernes de Lana Del Rey en términos de teatralidad, el escenario principal se transformó en una vista del desierto, con un tráiler averiado flanqueado por dos laderas rocosas, una coronada por una tienda verde y un letrero adyacente que decía irónicamente: “NO CAMPING”. La proyección detrás al fondo fue de una belleza en constante cambio, albergando imágenes tan impactantes como una tormenta de lluvia en el desierto, una enorme luna plateada contra un cielo morado, un paisaje infernal ardiente y un escenario de ciencia ficción con platillo volador incluido.

“Gracias por quedarse. Sé que todos están cansados [después de] estar aquí todo el día, así que gracias por quedarse para ver mi cansado trasero aquí”, dijo Tyler al comienzo de su set. Pero la multitud emocionada estaba todo menos cansada, energizada por las apasionadas interpretaciones del rapero de canciones como “See You Again”, “EARFQUAKE”, “NEW MAGIC WAND”, “WUSYANAME” y “RUNNING OUT OF TIME”.

La apasionada actuación estuvo marcada por pirotecnia en el sentido literal y figurado, ya que las chispas volaron no solo del escenario sino entre Tyler y sus fervientes seguidores, muchos de los cuales podían escucharse cantando las a menudo complejas letras del inteligente rapero con él.

Echa un vistazo a los mejores momentos del show a continuación.

Una entrada explosiva

Después de un vídeo introductorio que mostraba a Tyler vistiendo un uniforme de guardaparques y explicando cómo había renunciado a su vida como estrella de la música para vivir dentro de una casa rondante, el rapero se materializó en el escenario con un poco de magia escénica. En una explosión de chispas y humo, Tyler (usando un arnés) “atravesó” una pared del remolque estacionado en el centro y voló por el aire antes de aterrizar en el escenario, vestido con el mismo uniforme de guardabosques con el que apareció en el video. Fue una entrada que llamó la atención y que marcó muy bien el barómetro para el resto de su actuación ardiente y sin límites.

Childish Gambino sube al escenario

El cantante de “This Is America” (también conocido como Donald Glover) se convirtió en el primer invitado especial de la noche cuando salió a hacer un dueto con Tyler en “Running Out of Time”, una canción del álbum IGOR de 2019 de este último. En un momento, ambos se sumergieron y se balancearon uno alrededor del otro mientras armonizaban, y Tyler luego explicó: “Solía ​​odiar a ese neg… En serio. No sé por qué, tengo que ir a terapia para resolverlo”. Añadió: “Pero este neg… sacó esta canción llamada ‘Urn’… Estaba en conflicto conmigo mismo, como… ¿cómo podría un neg… que odio tanto hacer algo tan bueno?” Claramente, esa queja en particular ha quedado en el pasado.

Acerca de ese clip de Jerrod Carmichael...

Al principio del set, Tyler abordó el elefante en la sala: un segmento noticioso del Jerrod Carmichael Reality Show de HBO en el que Carmichael reveló su enamoramiento no correspondido por el rapero antes de capturar una conversación entre los dos amigos para el programa para discutir el momento en el que Tyler lo rechazó. “Supongo que todos tienen TikTok y probablemente vieron a mi amigo intentar joderme frente a la cámara”, dijo Tyler a la multitud. “Me veía terrible. Le dije al neg… que no y él dijo: ‘¿Qué tal si lo filmamos?'”

A$AP Rocky sale a tocar

El rapero se unió a Tyler para interpretar dos temas, “Potato Salad” y “Who Dat Boy”, tras lo cual Tyler admitió que alguna vez, como Glover, también consideraba a A$AP su némesis: “Solía ​​odiar a ese neg… también… pensamos que teníamos un problema”, comenzó. Pero, continuó explicando, “fueron los neg… que nos rodeaban” los que causaron el problema, “y luego Rock y yo dijimos: ‘Nos queremos y ahora somos amigos'”.

Un guiño a lo lejos que ha llegado

En uno de los muchos momentos de franqueza durante la presentación del sábado, Tyler recordó su primera actuación en Coachella en 2011, como parte del colectivo Odd Future. “Fue terrible”, dijo sobre el set, después de lo cual él y sus compañeros de banda fueron expulsados ​​del festival por la seguridad por disparar pistolas de agua Super Soakers a otros invitados. Claramente, Coachella lo ha perdonado: además de la actuación del sábado, Tyler también fue invitado a regresar como parte del cartel en 2015 y 2018.

Charlie Wilson en una suave versión de "Earfquake"

El invitado especial menos conocido de la velada, el cantautor Charlie Wilson, de 71 años, también resulta ser uno de los más elogiados, con 13 nominaciones al Grammy y un premio BET a la Trayectoria, entre otros honores. Para su cameo, Wilson se unió a Tyler al piano (encaramado en lo alto de una de las “montañas” del set) para una versión encantadora y discreta de “Earfquake”. Incluso en su breve aparición, la química en el escenario del veterano de la música con su colega mucho más joven fue palpable.

Kali Uchis hace un breve cameo

La cantante en ascenso subió al escenario para una breve aparición durante la interpretación de Tyler de “See You Again”, un sencillo de su álbum Flower Boy de 2017, lanzado mucho antes de que Uchis se convirtiera en una estrella por derecho propio. Si bien fue un momento de esos que si parpadeas te lo pierdes, fue otra muestra de apoyo bienvenida de la larga lista de amigos y colaboradores de Tyler en la industria.

Una despedida arrasada por el viento

Después de advertir que solo le quedaban cuatro minutos de actuación antes del toque de queda de la 1 a.m. del sábado en Coachella, una pequeña noticia que provocó que la multitud estallara en una ronda de abucheos, Tyler se puso un arnés una vez más para el gran final: una interpretación de “NEW MAGIC WAND” que desafió la gravedad, que lo vio atrapado en una “tormenta de viento” mientras se agarraba desesperadamente a algunas rocas en el escenario. En un último fragmento de drama, el rapero salió rápidamente del escenario justo un minuto antes de la medianoche: una magnífica pieza de arte teatral y un final apropiadamente épico para el cinemático escenario.

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Coachella review: Tyler, the Creator shines again but follows disappointing festival trend

I wanted this review to be about how spectacular Tyler, the Creator was Saturday night.

And make no mistake, he was spectacular — whether he was joking about the pitfalls of getting older, seeming to be thrown off a fake cliff by an actor portraying some kind of beast or rapping his heart out atop towering replicas of the kind of monuments you would expect to see in Canyonlands or Monument Valley.

But as great as the clearly-in-his prime rapper was, I wouldn’t be doing my so-called journalistic duty if I didn’t call out what I think has clearly become a thorny but real shortcoming with this year’s festival and perhaps the larger Coachella enterprise in general: Weekend 2 has simply been unable to compete with the grandiosity of Weekend 1.

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Because here’s the deal: Having attended both of Tyler’s 2024 Coachella sets, I can report that Weekend 1 goers were treated to nearly all of the same attributes that made his Saturday set so thrilling , including the blockbuster flying entrance and exit, incredible National Park-like set (probably the best I have ever seen at the festival) and most of the same songs (even some of the jokes were the same).

But you know what else they got? Perhaps equally as exciting guest appearances by Donald Glover, ASAP Rocky, Kali Uchis and, most memorable of all, R&B legend Charlie Wilson, with whom Tyler delivered one of the unique moments of the entire festival when he performed a piano version of Tyler’s hit “EARFQUAKE."

So what did Weekend 2 get? A fun guest appearance from Earl Sweatshirt and … no one else. No offense to Earl, a popular rapper — and member of Tyler's alternative hip-hop music collective Odd Future — who I know many had been clamoring to see perform AssMilk with Tyler, but he alone just wasn’t a match for the buffet of guests Weekend 1 goers were treated to (again, to be fair, I’m not sure there are many singular artists who could equal out those names).

To be clear, this problem is far from unique to Tyler and probably not his fault. In fact, part of why I’m calling it out is his set was preceded by one from No Doubt that was as similarly spectacular as it was guestless (one week after their set was punctuated by an Olivia Rodrigo appearance ).

Now, of course guest appearances aren’t everything, and I am sure there were many in the crowd that couldn’t have cared less about who Tyler brought out — or if he even brought anyone at all. But at a time when Goldenvoice charges the same price for both weekends and much has been made of the fact that Weekend 2 has still not sold out while Weekend 1 did weeks ago, it seems worth asking if festivalgoers have gotten wise to the fact that Weekend 2 just doesn’t pack the same punch as Weekend 1.

Tyler, perhaps in an attempt to get ahead of the relative lackingness of his Weekend 2 set , made several comments about what he apparently felt was the superiority of the Weekend 2 crowd. You could also tell he was making an effort to make the guest-less songs special, including when he performed much of “EARFQUAKE” from the catwalk through the crowd.

But when he ended up providing an admittedly charming recounting of his favorite sets from the festival so far during a moment in which he had been performing with a guest last weekend, the comparative shortcomings of this set were more apparent then ever.

At one point, Tyler did seem to simultaneously mock both the ongoing weirdness surrounding Frank Ocean (who famously bombed during Weekend 1 of last year’s festival and did not return for Weekend 2) and the lack of guests when he asked the crowd to sing Ocean’s portion of their duet "She."

“That [expletive] ain’t coming out, nobody knows where he is,” said Tyler.

But as funny as that was, doesn’t the supposedly better Weekend 2 crowd deserve the same caliber of guests as Weekend 1 was treated to, not just jokes about their absence?

Paul Albani-Burgio is the Desert Sun's growth and development reporter, but every April, he's also on music festival duty.

Tyler, the Creator Brings Out Earl Sweatshirt to Perform at Coachella

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Coachella 2024 headliner Tyler, the Creator teamed up with his former Odd Future group mate Earl Sweatshirt at Coachella on Saturday, April 20, to deliver a couple of songs.

The pair performed “AssMilk,” their collaboration from Tyler, the Creator’s 2009 mixtape, Bastard , and “Rusty” from 2013’s Wolf . Following their “Rusty” performance, they hugged each other and Earl Sweatshirt said, “Look at the biggest show on Earth” complimenting his friend and the grand landscape-themed stage setup. Tyler, the Creator called Earl Sweatshirt his brother and said, “I love this guy so fucking much.”

Tyler the Creator and Earl Sweatshirt RUSTY 🐺 COACHELLA WEEK 2 pic.twitter.com/LVE2DqQhK8 — sea✰ (@destroynectar) April 21, 2024

They’ve frequently performed together over recent years, including Tyler, the Creator’s surprise pop-in at Earl Sweatshirt’s 10th anniversary show of his debut album Doris at Novo in Los Angeles last year, where they performed their collaboration “Whoa.”

FULL TYLER THE CREATOR AND EARL SWEATSHIRT – AssMilk PEFORMANCE 2024 COACHELLA pic.twitter.com/eZtO8cegN5 — can tyler the creator drop bastard (@tylerdropbast) April 21, 2024

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Earl Sweatshirt was Tyler, the Creator’s only guest on Saturday at the fest’s second weekend. During his set at Coachella Weekend One last weekend, he invited a bevy of guests on stage, including Childish Gambino, A$AP Rocky, Kali Uchis, and Charlie Wilson.

Tyler’s next appearance is at Lollapalooza at Chicago’s Grant Park in August, where he headlines along with SZA, Blink-182, the Killers, and Future x Metro Boomin.

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