Childish Gambino has revealed the list of cities he’ll be performing in for his next world tour – see the full list below.
Today (May 13), rapper-actor-comedian Childish Gambino, real name Donald Glover, released his ‘Atavista’ album, along with a music video for the new track ‘Little Foot Big Foot’. The album is the “complete” version of his 2020 record, ‘3.15.20’.
Besides releasing the album and music video, Gambino has also now revealed the list of cities he will be performing in for his recently teased world tour. The tour is being dubbed the ‘New World’ tour, and will see the rapper embark on his first string of shows since 2019.
While no concrete dates have been shared and it’s currently unknown when and where the tour will begin or the order of cities he’ll be performing in, the tour’s website has now been uploaded with a scrolling list of cities.
The tour will see the rapper performing in the UK, Europe, North America, Australia and New Zealand. It is currently unclear if other regions such as South and Latin America, and Asia will be added to the list in due time.
The current list of cities in Childish Gambino’s ‘The New World’ tour is, in alphabetical order:
Amsterdam
Atlanta
Auckland
Austin
Berlin
Birmingham
Boston
Brisbane
Brooklyn
Brussels
Calgary
Chicago
Cologne
Columbus
Copenhagen
Dallas
Denver
Detroit
Dublin
Edmonton
Glasgow
Hamburg
Houston
Kansas City
London
Los Angeles
Lyon
Manchester
Melbourne
Milan
Milwaukee
Munich
Nashville
New Orleans
Oklahoma City
Oslo
Paris
Perth
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Prague
Raleigh
Saint Paul
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Seattle
Sunrise
Sydney
Tampa
Toronto
Uncasville
Vancouver
Washington
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Besides releasing ‘Atavista’, a music video for ‘Little Foot Big Foot’ and the current slate of cities in his upcoming tour, Donald Glover has also provided an update on his next – and final – album as Childish Gambibo: ‘Bando Stone & The New World’ will double as the soundtrack for his upcoming movie of the same name.
Glover wrote of the upcoming album on social media: “the all new childish gambino album comes out in the summer”. He also teased a special vinyl release for ‘Atavista’, which will include “visuals for each song”.
‘3.15.20’ was awarded four-stars by NME when it was initially released in 2020: “Glover’s willingness to share such a candid moment on record is particularly interesting given his past proclivity towards keeping his private life largely offline, and may be a sign that the star is beginning to let his guard down as the outside world continues to try to peer in.
“It’s an approach that Glover is applying to his musical output at least, with the impressive ‘3.15.20’ well worth the wait — we’ll keep our fingers firmly crossed, then, that he doesn’t give in to his past evasiveness and take the record down again…”