Rosalind OConnor/NBC via Getty ImagesKeke Palmer is celebrating the release of One of Them Days, which she says took 22 days to film.”Happy release day to @oneofthemdaysmovie!! We filmed this movie in like 22 days which is just not common let me tell you lol,” she wrote on Instagram. “But I’m so proud of the movie and all the amazing women I got to do it with.”She gave a shout-out to director Lawrence Lamont, Issa Rae and her Hoorae Media production company and more, noting “everyone was so amazing and fun to work with.””Everybody embraced my little boy and allowed me to have my mommy time in between the hectic schedule and that was just truly appreciated,” she said.Keke also shared a few words about co-star SZA, who makes her acting debut in the film. “I’m so so proud of you. As honest as you are in your music I’m still not sure people get how much that truly is you, the chaotic yet grounded and spiritual advisor energy,” she wrote. “How you remain so confident while constantly being vulnerable to your ‘flaws’ (flaws is in quotes cause I don’t think you have any!!) but you embrace your humanness even though you so easily see the forest from the trees, it’s like you just here for the vibes and experience lolol. The amazing thing about that is you KNOW and you don’t care what people think while at the same time showing up and giving your best because you do care that you give it your all.””No matter how new all this was to you, you came. You saw. And you CONQUERED,” she continued. “I’m so glad we got to do this together, you’re a remarkable young woman and I love you, my Alyssa.”SZA plays Alyssa, best friend to Keke’s Dreux, in the film.Copyright © 2025, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

DGC RecordsThe Roots are celebrating the 30th anniversary of their album Do You Want More?!!!??! with a special residency at the legendary Blue Note in New York City. They’ll be performing a total of six shows from March 13 to March 15.“We are doing SIX early Roots era focused shows,” Questlove wrote on Instagram. “Yall better riggety rawl & cop them tix cause uh.” In another post, he shared a video in which he and Black Thought discussed what the album means to them. It was “where it all began” he noted of their second studio album and first major label project.Tickets are currently on sale for The Roots’ Blue Note residency, which will not include a set of all the album’s songs. “We’re not doing the whole album,” Questlove said in the video. “What we will do is have fun with it.”Copyright © 2025, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

Mac Miller’s estate has released the rapper’s second posthumous album, Balloonerism, on what would have been his 33rd birthday. It features single “5 Dollar Pony Rides,” as well as features from Thundercat, SZA and Ashley All Day. The project, recorded around the time Mac created Faces, follows the release of the Balloneerism film, which “follows a group of school friends who are transfigured by the music of a chord organ and launched into a shadow world,” per a synopsis.Busta Rhymes shares six new tracks on the newly released Dragon Season… The Awakening, featuring YG Marley on the final track, “Treasure & Gold,” accompanied by a music video. “THE BLESSINGS DON’T STOP SO WE WON’T EVER STOP!! NEVER EVER EVER!!!” Busta has captioned a few posts promoting the album. “DRAGON SEASON IS FINALLY UPON US!!!!!!” Craig David dropped a new song titled “SOS,” in which he sings about opening up to the idea of love despite being hurt in the past. “SOS is about the realisation [sic] that playing it safe doesn’t work,” he said in a statement. “It’s about feeling vulnerable but ready to take a leap of faith and let love in, no matter how scary it feels.” The video is available to watch on YouTube.More releases:Logic, Aquarius III EP OMB Peezy, Drifting AwayNLE Choppa featuring Imagine Dragons, “Dare U”Trippie Redd, “Outta Here”Central Cee featuring 21 Savage, “GPB”Copyright © 2025, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

Samir Hussein/Getty Images for ABAAfter postponing the release of his album Hurry Up Tomorrow and canceling his one-night-only Rose Bowl concert in support of the album, The Weeknd has now taken further action in the wake of the deadly LA wildfires.In partnership with his XO Humanitarian Fund and the World Food Program USA, The Weeknd has committed to donating $1 million to relief efforts. The money will go to the LA Fire Department Foundation, GoFundMe’s Wildfire Relief Fund and LA Regional Food Bank to help displaced residents, make sure everyone has enough food and support firefighters. The singer’s album will now come out Jan. 31. As previously reported, the movie Hurry Up Tomorrow, in which he stars alongside Jenna Ortega and Barry Keoghan, arrives May 16.Weeknd also paid tribute to visionary director David Lynch, whose death at age 78 was reported Jan. 16. He posted a photo of Lynch kneeling in front of an angel, captioned, “everything is fine.” He’s referring to a song that’s performed in Lynch’s cult classic Eraserhead, called “In Heaven (Everything is Fine).”Copyright © 2025, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

Disney/Stewart CookBusta Rhymes was arrested and charged with third-degree assault Tuesday following an altercation in Brooklyn, New York. According to a statement from a spokesperson for the DCPI, New York Police Department officers responded to a 911 call on Jan. 10, where a 50-year-old male victim reported past harassment. He said he was punched in the face several times by an unidentified individual, with whom he had a verbal dispute. He was transported to the NYC Health and Hospitals/Woodhull in stable condition; there was swelling on the left side of his face.The victim was said to be Busta Rhymes’ assistant, police told ABC7.An investigation into the case remains ongoing.Copyright © 2025, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

Courtesy OWN: Oprah Winfrey NetworkOprah Winfrey will help to introduce the premiere of the Luther: Never Too Much film on her network, sharing a few words about Luther Vandross’ impact and the way his music has connected people.“Celebrating the extraordinary talent and life of Luther Vandross, this documentary highlights an innovative trailblazer whose story exemplifies the powerful, inspiring narratives that OWN is dedicated to bringing to the forefront,” said Tina Perry, president of OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network. “We honor Luther’s impact on music and culture by sharing his legendary works and lasting influence, and we are excited for our audience to experience this heartfelt tribute to one of the greatest voices of our time.”Luther: Never Too Much, nominated for two NAACP Image Awards, follows Vandross’ journey from his formative years in Harlem to the master of the love song, including his personal life, health struggles and desire to be respected, through his own words, interviews with his friends and collaborators and some rarely seen archives.OWN Spotlight: Luther: Never Too Much will premiere Feb. 7 at 9 p.m. ET/PT on OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network.Copyright © 2025, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

Photo by Prince Williams/WireImageThe Black Music Action Coalition, Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis have teamed up with ASCAP and Wasserman Foundation for their third annual BMAC x Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis Music Maker Grants, which will be presented to a few Black music producers and songwriters at a ReStore and ReBuild L.A. fundraiser on Jan. 29.Honorees will be recognized with help from Amazon Music Rotation, HarbourView Equity Partners and Independent Artist Group, with proceeds from the fund going toward Black residents and local businesses via the BMAC LA Fire Relief Fund.“Black Music Action Coalition is proud to continue our partnership with the incomparable Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis to celebrate the future of the music industry and to create a night of healing to raise funds for L.A. fire relief efforts,” BMAC co-founder, president and CEO Willie “Prophet” Stiggers said in a statement. “We hope to address the immediate needs of LA residents, support local businesses and musicians in need of revenue and continue our ongoing work to create access and opportunities for the next generation of songwriters, producers and artists — emphasizing the importance of not only restoring businesses and rebuilding homes, but restoring hope and rebuilding the spirit.”“Music is a divine art that has always played a vital role in healing during times of adversity,” Jam and Lewis added. “From ‘That’s What Friends Are For’ to ‘We Are the World,’ ‘Wake Up Everybody’ and our own ‘Optimistic,’ songs have the power to uplift and raise our spirits while also providing critical financial support for rebuilding. We encourage these young music makers to create the soundtrack for recovery and healing.”Copyright © 2025, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

Photo by Araya Doheny/FilmMagicIt’s been eight years since Saweetie released her debut single, “Icy Grl,” but fans are still waiting for her debut album, originally titled Pretty B**** Music. In a cover story for Cero Magazine, she partially attributes the delay to biting off more than she can chew.“I’m a Sagittarius moon, which means I want to learn everything, I want to do everything, I want to conquer everything. You can’t do that,” she says. “You need to put your focus and attention on one thing that can eventually become a platform for other things.”“There just wasn’t enough time in my schedule to properly record because I had so many brand deals, so many shoots, so many shows,” she continued. “There was no time for me to figure out where I was going with my music.” Saweetie’s heavy workload eventually forced her to stop and move with more intention. “My brand became so big that it began to overshadow my music. I became more known for my content, and that’s not the reason why I’m here,” she explains. “Yes, I’m the content queen. Yes, I love creating aesthetics, photos, and videos that inspire people. But the reason why I’m here is music.”“People thought I was hiding. They thought I wasn’t interested in music anymore,” she says. “But sometimes you have to get yourself together to pop out stronger.”Of being called hip-hop’s brand queen, Saweetie says, “I’m happy to be recognized that way, because it lets me know that I’m doing something right.”She then thanked Rihanna “for paving the road for women of color to have a brand based off of personality. She kicked down a lot of doors. … Before Rihanna, I feel like we had to play by the rules a lot more—but she’s a rule-breaker.”Copyright © 2025, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

Photo by Alexander Tamargo/Getty Images for E11EVENCardi B only released one album, but she says she’s opened doors for other female rappers. “Labels have literally told me [to] my face, ‘We started female rappers because of the success that you have.’ Even the rappers that were rapping around the same time as me, too, have said it themselves,” she said Thursday on X Spaces. “Even Kash Doll herself. She’ll say it herself.”“Labels were being real hard around 2017 with female rappers no matter how good you rap, no matter how good you, no matter how good [you were at] anything. It just wasn’t being done,” she continued. That is until she released her breakthrough hit, “Bodak Yellow.””It took ‘Bodak Yellow’ to show labels that you could really make money with female rappers; that female rappers is the new wave,” Cardi said.She also claimed many people refuse to acknowledge her fashion sense and that they’ve been inspired by her looks. “All these b****** will never admit it, but it’s the truth. Per usual, people will always try to discredit everything I do,” she said.Cardi also addressed the wait for new music, noting it was due to online scrutiny, not her marriage woes. “I don’t think you guys understood how much the internet bullying took a toll on me for a very long time,” she said.“Well, this year, I feel like I’m over that. I feel like nothing could affect me anymore. And I’m throwing arrows, throwing straight arrows … not letting nobody, no b****, no n****, no nothing, f*** with me.”Copyright © 2025, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

Photo by Prince Williams/WireImageAn event is being thrown to celebrate Big Meech’s release from prison. The Big Meech Welcome Back Legacy Concert will take place Feb. 13, featuring performances from big names in hip-hop.Lil Baby, Rick Ross, 21 Savage and Sexyy Red are among those on the star-studded lineup, which also includes Kodak Black, MoneyBagg Yo, BossMan Dlow, Tee Grizzley, Boosie, 42 Dugg and Est Gee.Tickets go on sale Friday at 10 a.m. at seatgeek.com. More artists will be announced at a later date.Big Meech, born Demetrius Flenory, was sentenced to 30 years in prison after he was convicted in 2008 on several counts of criminal conspiracy and money laundering as a leader of the Black Mafia Family enterprise. His sentence was reduced by 32 months.Copyright © 2025, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

Photo by Rick Kern/Getty ImagesWith an acting debut now under her belt, SZA may think about taking more roles in Hollywood — as long as she can call One of Them Days co-star Keke Palmer as her lifeline.”As long as Keke can coach me, then I’ll consider it,” SZA said in an interview with Entertainment Weekly, in which she admitted she needs “to build my confidence as an actor.” She added she learned so much from filming her upcoming movie and thought it was cool “to look at myself from another lens that had nothing really to do with my personal expression — but still had everything to do with my personal expression.”Despite her claim that she needs Keke’s assistance for other roles, Palmer insists SZA’s a natural who impressed her during their chemistry read.”She’s so naturally talented. I was like, ‘Are you in drama school?’ Because she could naturally get into it,” Keke recalls. “She’s a free person. That freeness that she brings to her music was also what she brought creatively to this, and I think that’s why it turned out so good.”One of Them Days, directed by Lawrence Lamont, follows Keke’s Dreux and SZA’s Alyssa, best friends and roommates who go on a series of escapades trying to avoid eviction after Alyssa’s boyfriend steals their rent money.It’s meant to be a love letter to South LA, in which Lamont intentionally infuses humor while highlighting changes, including the housing crisis and inflation.Producer Issa Rae notes they wanted to make a movie that “LA could be proud of,” while Keke says they were looking to create something fun and joyous featuring two Black female leads.”When we got that final draft, we knew this was perfect,” Keke adds.One of Them Days arrives in theaters Friday.Copyright © 2025, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

Photo by Cindy Ord/WireImageA$AP Rocky’s ongoing gun case will start with jury selection on Tuesday, his attorney Joseph Tacopina confirmed to Rolling Stone. Rocky has maintained his innocence in the shooting of Terell Ephron, for which he was arrested in November 2021, and currently has no interest in taking a plea deal.“My client has indicated he’s not willing to take anything. But obviously, I will listen to anything, any offer. And I have an obligation and a duty to relay it to my client, which I will do,” Tacopina said. “He’s eager to tell his story. He would love the opportunity to do so,” Tacopina added of Rocky. “He’s a good human being, and that would come out if he testifies.”Tacopina says he believes the evidence, which includes footage of the altercation between Rocky and Ephron, will work in his client’s favor, suggesting the prosecutors’ case was “fundamentally weak” in comparison to his “very, very strong” defense.Tacopina appeared in court Wednesday, where there was some confusion about how to address Rihanna. While Tacopina referred to her as Rocky’s “common-law wife,” prosecutors argued that she should be referred to as “his significant other or mother of his children.” The judge ultimately ruled in their favor, making the decision to call Rih Rocky’s “significant other.”Tacopina also mentioned Rocky’s desire to keep his family away from the case. “I know Rocky is very protective of Rihanna and doesn’t want her anywhere near this proceeding. But that’s a family decision they’ll make,” he said. “It’s been something that’s waiting over Rocky’s head and Rihanna and their family’s heads for a while, and we’re just ready. We’re anxious to get this thing underway and get this behind him.”Copyright © 2025, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

Raymond Boyd/Getty ImagesBarbie is paying homage to Aaliyah, launching a collectible doll in her honor.Available starting Thursday, on what would have been her 46th birthday, this addition to the Barbie Music Collector Series celebrates the legacy of the “Princess of R&B,” who died in 2001 at 22 years old.Inspired by her iconic “One in a Million” music video, the doll is dressed in a black faux leather ensemble featuring studded lace-up details, a zippered vest and statement shades. Her signature hairstyle, with hair sweeping over one eye, completes the look.Barbie’s design team collaborated with Aaliyah’s brother, Rashad Haughton, to capture the singer’s trendsetting style.“We chose that look because it checked all of those boxes that we wanted to represent,” he explained in an interview with Vanity Fair.He says Mattel’s “timing was perfect” because launching an Aaliyah doll “was always on our radar.””I can vividly remember my sister playing with her favorite Barbie dolls for hours when we were kids. She would make them sing, dance, and perform little concerts,” said Haughton in a statement. “It’s clear to me now that she was imagining dreams that would eventually become reality when she embarked on a career in entertainment at just fifteen years old.”He added, “Inspiring confidence, belief in yourself and embracing who you truly are is the essence of Barbie. My sister would be ecstatic to see her legacy celebrated this way.”The Aaliyah Barbie is available at digital mass retailers, including Mattel Shop, Walmart and Amazon.Haughton tells VF he hopes the doll will provide some escape from “all these challenges that the world is experiencing right now.””This doll represents just play, just have fun. Be with your family and imagine,” he says.Copyright © 2025, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

Photo by Arturo Holmes/Getty Images for Haute LivingWill.i.am, D-Nice and DJ Hed are coming together for a livestream event aimed at helping people affected by the Los Angeles wildfires. LA Check In will take place Thursday at 6 p.m. PT via D-Nice’s YouTube, will.i.am’s Instagram and Twitch, in partnership with Will’s Angel Foundation, WalkGood LA and the Annenberg Foundation.Much like D-Nice’s virtual Club Quarantine parties during the COVID-19 pandemic, LA Check In will feature D-Nice hyping the virtual crowd while on the 1s and 2s. He’ll be joined by DJ Hed for this event, with a few celebrities and LA heroes slated to make an appearance.”Club Quarantine showed us the power of music and connection,” D-Nice said in a statement. “LA CHECK IN will remind us of the resilience and hope we share as a community.”The benefit concert will also offer “community, entertainment and value to the affected and those looking for ways to assist,” providing “updates on vital resources,” ways to donate funds to first responders, evacuees and displaced workers, and some nonprofits that will focus on helping these groups. “Families and students across the city urgently need our support as many lives have been disrupted, including losing everything in the fires,” will.i.am said in a press release. “Teaming up with fellow musicians and the Annenberg Foundation for fire relief is what the community needs right now to connect us and activate those who wish to donate and volunteer.””When disaster strikes, it reminds us that we’re all in this together,” added DJ Hed. “LA CHECK IN is just another beam of light we hope to shine into a dark time.”Copyright © 2025, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

Courtesy of Amazon MusicAmazon Music has revealed its annual Artists to Watch list, featuring the rising artists it predicts will have a successful year in music in 2025.“2024 was a landmark year for music, with new stars like Chappell Roan, Doechii, Benson Boone and countless others breaking out and becoming household names,” Emily Cohen, principal music curator for Amazon Music, said in a statement. “And this year will be no different. For this year’s Artist to Watch program, we’ve identified the artists who we believe will define and make waves in 2025.”Included in this year’s Artists to Watch list are Cash Cobain, Monaleo, Cleo Sol and Leon Thomas.Cash and Monaleo represent the genre of hip-hop alongside 41, Anycia, Real Boston Richey, Samara Cyn and Shallipopi. Cleo Sol and Leon Thomas fall under the genre of R&B, where Dylan Sinclair, Isaiah Falls, Lekan, Odeal and Rae Khalil are also named. All artists selected will be featured on Amazon Music’s playlists, with the hip-hop stars on the Rap Rotation playlist and the R&B singers on R&B Rotation.The streaming service will also release new Amazon Music Originals — alternate versions of existing songs, covers or brand-new compositions — featuring artists from the list who are either not signed or signed to an indie label. Copyright © 2025, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

Quality Control Music/MotownOf all the songs on Lil Baby’s #1 album WHAM, the most exciting for him to record was “Dum, Dumb, and Dumber” featuring Future and Young Thug. He tells Complex it had everything to do with the energy in the room rather than his performance on the track.”Thug had just come home, and everybody was in the room,” he said. “It was just a whole different energy. I don’t feel like that’s my best verse, but just the most exciting to me.”Baby released WHAM on Jan. 3, followed by a deluxe featuring four bonus tracks. On it, he talks about his “young n**** street s***” in the hope that people will take him seriously.”What I hope to accomplish out of this WHAM album that just came out is, I kind of feel like people be having me f****** up. So in this album, it’s kind of like, ‘Hey stop playing with me,'” he says, later adding people will “get a chance to listen and really get into it and just be like, ‘OK, Baby back in the music again.'”As previously reported, Lil Baby will release an album titled Dominique, after his birth name, Dominique Armani Jones, in February. He says it was supposed to drop first, but he thought it would be better to “bring the fans along” as he showed through the music the transition from Lil Baby to Dominique, with WHAM being a persona he created to represent the phase between the two.Baby says Dominique is “more heartfelt and more direct with talking about certain subjects” and displays “more of a grown sound.”Copyright © 2025, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

Photo by Kevin Mazur/Getty Images via ABCUniversal Music Group has responded to the lawsuit Drake filed against them, calling his allegations “untrue.” A spokesperson for the label shared a statement with ABC News Wednesday, denying claims that they’ve defamed Drake or any artist on their roster.“Not only are these claims untrue, but the notion that we would seek to harm the reputation of any artist—let alone Drake—is illogical. We have invested massively in his music and our employees around the world have worked tirelessly for many years to help him achieve historic commercial and personal financial success,” the statement began.The label claimed that Drake has had UMG’s help in distributing his songs amid rap battles but “now seeks to weaponize the legal process to silence an artist’s creative expression and to seek damages from UMG for distributing that artist’s music.””We have not and do not engage in defamation—against any individual,” UMG continued in the statement. “At the same time, we will vigorously defend this litigation to protect our people and our reputation, as well as any artist who might directly or indirectly become a frivolous litigation target for having done nothing more than write a song.”UMG’s statement comes hours after Drake filed a lawsuit accusing them of promoting Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us,” a song he says falsely calls him a pedophile. He makes clear that the suit is only against the label, which “chose corporate greed over the safety and well-being of its artist” and not K. Dot, adding it’s not about the song or their rap beef.In a statement to ABC News, Drake’s legal team at Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP reiterated that their goal is “to hold UMG accountable for knowingly promoting false and defamatory allegations against him” that “led to actual violence at Drake’s doorstep.””This lawsuit reveals the human and business consequences to UMG’s elevation of profits over the safety and well-being of its artists, and shines a light on the manipulation of artists and the public for corporate gain,” Drake’s team said.Copyright © 2025, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

Photo by Kevin Mazur/Getty Images via ABCDrake has filed a defamation lawsuit against UMG, adding to and doubling down on claims previously made in his recently withdrawn pre-action filing.In the suit, he focuses on UMG’s promotion of Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us” and the allegation that he is a pedophile.”UMG chose corporate greed over the safety and well-being of its artist,” the court doc reads. Drake’s lawyers claimed the label was aware of the song’s lyrics and the images in its accompanying music video but “saw an opportunity, seized it, and continued to fan the flames,” especially knowing “Drake was nearing fulfillment” with his contract. “By devaluing Drake’s music and brand, UMG would gain leverage to force Drake to sign a new deal on terms more favorable to UMG.”Drake claims in the lawsuit that UMG was successful in its campaign, noting that people outside of the rap world believe the allegations that he’s a “certified pedophile.” He contends that the label is persisting with its promotion of the song as they arrange for it to be performed at the Super Bowl.The rapper blames UMG’s promotion of “Not Like Us” for three incidents that occurred in his Toronto home days after the song’s release: a shooting that injured his security guard, who fortunately survived, and two break-in attempts.Drake says he attempted to resolve his issues with UMG, informing them of “the tangible harm that the publication and promotion of the Recording had caused him,” but accused them of choosing money over the safety of their artists, telling him he’d “face humiliation if he brought legal action.”He claims the lawsuit is “to hold UMG responsible for the actual and foreseeable harm he has suffered, and will continue to suffer, because of UMG’s choice to elevate profits over the well-being of its artists and the music-consuming public,” and clarifies that there are no claims about the rap beef, the song or Kendrick Lamar.Drake also denies all pedophile allegations in the suit, specifically saying he “never engaged in any acts that would require he be ‘placed on neighborhood watch'” or “sexual relations with a minor'” and “has never been charged with, or convicted of, any criminal acts whatsoever.”ABC News has reached out to Drake and UMG for comment.Copyright © 2025, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

ABCNew Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival’s celebration of music and culture will continue this spring with help from artists including Lil Wayne & The Roots, Burna Boy and Babyface.They’ve been tapped to perform at the annual festival, taking place over eights days at the Fair Grounds Race Course starting April 24. They’ll be hitting the stage on the first weekend of the event (April 24-27), as will Big Freedia, PJ Morton and Gladys Knight.The second weekend (May 1-4) will see performances from Bryson Tiller, Patti LaBelle, The Wailers featuring Julian Marley, Maze honoring Frankie Beverly and more.Weekend passes and VIP packages for New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival are currently on sale at www.nojazzfest.com, with single-day tickets becoming available at a future date. The full lineup and more information can be found at NOJazzFest.com.Copyright © 2025, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

Courtesy of Live NationBossman Dlow is hitting the road in 2025, visiting 15 cities as part of his just-announced Dlow Curry Tour. The trek will kick off at The Fillmore in San Francisco on March 6, before making stops in Vegas, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Boston, Toronto and other cities. The trek will come to a close April 22 at Steelhouse Omaha and will somehow involve his young fans.“I know all the kids like my music,” he recently told Billboard News. “So they gon get a chance to win money, prizes, all that. I’m putting on a show everytime.”The Dlow Curry Tour will support Bossman Dlow’s debut studio album, Dlow Curry, seemingly inspired by NBA’s Stephen Curry. An artist presale begins on Thursday, followed by additional presales. The general sale starts Friday at 10 a.m. local time on LiveNation.com. Copyright © 2025, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.