is one of the most popular American rappers and music producers in the world. He started his career in 2009, collaborating with Chris Holloway. Later he created the band The Classmates, with which he released two albums, which brought contracts with several labels, including the one belonging to . Today he has released four studio albums, each of which has gone platinum.
Travis Scott in Poland. The rapper announced the continuation of his tour
Travis Scott’s last album titled “Utopia” was released on the record market at the end of July 2023 and was very well received by listeners, selling a million copies. This release was on the podium of the Billboard Top 200 and stayed on it for a total of a month, thus gaining over 50 billion streams and the title of “album of the decade”.
He promoted the songs from it during the equally successful “Circus Maximus Tour” in North America, for which tickets sold out in just a few minutes. Now the Grammy nominee has prepared another surprise for fans.
Travis Scott – Poland. Tickets will go on sale soon. We know how much you will have to pay for them
Travis Scott announced via social media that he intends to continue the tour, this time not in the USA, but in Europe. The list includes as many as 12 countries, including Poland. The rapper will appear in the country on the Vistula River soon, because on July 2, 2024, he will perform live at the Tauron Arena in Krakow.
Ticket pre-sale took place on May 8 and 9, respectively, for Citi Handlowy and Ticketmaster customers. Those who did not manage to get their hands on them have no reason to worry, because the next round of tickets will go on sale on May 10 at 10 a.m. via the LiveNation.pl website. However, their prices are impressive. A ticket costs PLN 476, while a seat in the stands ranges from PLN 315 to even PLN 761.
Source: Gazeta
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