Russ To Take Shake The Globe Tour To Manchester And London In October 2022
Thursday, 25 March 2021
Written by Jon Stickler
Russ has lined up shows in Manchester and London as part of his 2022 Shake The Globe Tour.
The Atlanta rapper will play the Academy on October 4 before a huge performance at the SSE Arena Wembley two days later, following a larger run across Europe. Tickets go on general sale at 5pm on March 26.
The 28-year-old also has tours confirmed in Australia, New Zealand and North America, which include a number of rescheduled gigs. He said in a post on social media:
"So excited to announce the 2022 Shake The Globe Tour. Tickets on sale THIS FRIDAY. If you had tickets already to any of the 2020/2021 shows, those tickets will still work. If you want a refund you have a 30-day window starting today.
"More cities and countries will be added so India, Southeast Asia, Middle East, Africa, South America etc, don’t worry!!! We're just waiting on the governments to give us the green light. I’m very excited to see all of you."
Russ put out his latest album, 'Shake The Snow Globe' in January 2020. He recently unveiled a video for Hard For Me, the latest in a run of singles which includes Ugly featuring Lil Baby and a collaboration with Kehlani, Take You Back.
Russ Upcoming Tour Dates are as follows
Tue October 04 2022 - MANCHESTER Manchester Academy
Thu October 06 2022 - LONDON SSE Arena Wembley
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