T-Pain Unveils TP20 Tour With Radio City Music Hall Date
Okay, here’s your late-summer vibe update: T-Pain is marking 20 years of Auto-Tune dominance by rolling out the TP20 Tour, and yes, Radio City Music Hall is on the roster. The R&B-turned-EDM tastemaker confirmed the multi-city trek in a nostalgic Instagram reveal, teasing “all your favorites, plus some surprises” (T-Pain IG, June 1). He’s not just spinning hits—he’s serving full-blown anniversary energy for fans ready to relive tracks like “I’m Sprung” and “Buy U a Drank.”
The TP20 Tour kicks off August 19 in Miami at the Fillmore and winds up December 10 at Los Angeles’ Hollywood Palladium. In between, expect stops in Chicago, Houston, Atlanta and that can’t-miss New York date at Radio City Music Hall on October 8. Tickets go on sale June 7 via Ticketmaster, but fan presale (powered by Live Nation) starts June 5—you know, in case you’re the type who needs first dibs on VIP bundles and meet-and-greet upgrades. Early bird merch bundles, including limited-edition “Vintage TP” tees and signed vinyl, landed on T-Pain’s official store the same day.
While T-Pain’s live set is infamous for groove-heavy mashups and live freestyle moments, he’s also hinting at fresh material. Rolling Stone confirmed he’s dropped hints about a surprise EP release mid-tour, and Billboard sources heard studio versions of two unreleased songs in a recent SoundCloud teaser. Whether that means duets with Lil Wayne or something off-the-wall from Diplo, it feels like vintage T-Pain: unpredictable and unapologetically fun.
Public records from Radio City confirm the venue’s tight scheduling, so securing a ticket early feels mandatory—this isn’t your run-of-the-mill 20th-anniversary run. Pollstar reports presale codes already circulated among superfans via his email list. If you’re not on that list, you might have to settle for third-row seats. VIP packages include early entry, a pre-show Q&A, exclusive TP20 laminate and a commemorative poster (via Ticketmaster VIP Info).
The TP20 Tour announcement is more than a flashback—it’s a blueprint for how to celebrate a career in the social-media age. It’s part nostalgia trip, part brand blowout, and 100% T-Pain doing it his way. Anyway, tickets drop soon. Do with that what you will.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and New York Post Entertainment RSS, T-Pain Instagram, Ticketmaster, Rolling Stone, Billboard
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