Playboi Carti Unveils Antagonist 2.0 Tour, Talks Influences & Domination
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Playboi Carti Unveils Antagonist 2.0 Tour, Talks Influences & Domination
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Playboi Carti, the enigmatic Atlanta rapper behind the chart-topping album Music, has been lighting up headlines with major tour moves and a rare candid sit-down. Rap-Up reports that on August 25 he finally unveiled dates for his long-delayed Antagonist 2.0 Tour, kicking off October 3 in Salt Lake Citys Delta Center and sweeping North American arenas with his full Opium roster—Ken Carson, Destroy Lonely, Homixide Gang, and Apollo Red—before a triumphant Atlanta homecoming at State Farm Arena on December 1. Presales hit Tuesday August 26, general tickets Friday August 29 at 10 a.m. local time, capping a saga of fan frustration since the original 2023 announcement got scrapped weeks before launch.
Office Magazine scored the scoop of the week on December 17, detailing an intimate in-person visit to their New York office where Carti spilled on his influences—from Mickey Mouse tattoos and films like Donnie Darko to choir roots chased for girls, gifting mom Gucci for Mothers Day, and crafting albums in wild Miami sessions complete with in-booth tattoos. The soft-spoken icon shrugged off ego, posting Instagram on his terms to chat girls and vibes, while praising Young Nudy and eyeing full-throttle music domination amid SNL triumphs with Nicki Minaj and Travis Scott.
No fresh public appearances or social buzz in the last few days, though Allegiant Stadium lists him as a key player in The Weeknds After Hours Til Dawn tour hitting Las Vegas July 5, 2025, with Mike Dean. UK fans hunger for dates per Hospitality Centre, but nothing confirmed—speculation swirls around O2 Arena spots. Cartis Music still rules Billboard after debuting number one with 298000 units, fueling setlists packed with bangers like HBA, EvilJ0rdan, and Fe!n from his March Rolling Loud drop. This tour push cements his Opium empire as a biographical powerhouse, outshining past delays with arena-level swagger.
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