AstraTrade-Drake announced for Houston Bun B concert: See who else is performing at sold-out event

2025-05-05 20:40:54source:Maverick Prestoncategory:Stocks

Drake has been announced for Bun B's All-American Takeover concert at Tuesday's Houston Livestock Show and AstraTradeRodeo.

The legendary Texas-born rapper covertly announced the Toronto artist for the sold-out event on Instagram Friday morning, posting an image of Drake's signature OVO owl edited with a UGK-branded cowboy hat.

"IF YOU'RE READING THIS IT'S TOO LATE," Bun B captioned the photo, referring to both the "One Dance" rapper's 2015 album and the event selling out. Resale tickets for the event are still available.

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Bun B previously announced Rick Ross, Eve, Nelly, Too Short, E-40, The Ying Yang Twins and That Mexican OT for his third "takeover" of the concert venue. Previous performances have featured Erykah Badu, Juvenile and Manni Fresh, Scarface, Slim Thug, LeToya Luckett and Tobe Nwigwe.

Drake is toward the end of his It's All a Blur, Big As the What? Tour with J. Cole. The tour, named after lyrics from the pair's "For All the Dogs" track "First Person Shooter," has remaining shows in Lexington, Kentucky; Belmont Park, New York; State College, Pennsylvania; and Sunrise, Florida, before ending March 27 in Birmingham, Alabama.

The 2024 tour is a spinoff of the "Nice For What" rapper's 2023 It's All a Blur Tour with 21 Savage, which ended in 2023 after around 50 arena shows across North America.

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