With a New Year incoming, Nicki Minaj is steering in an all new direction with her upcoming world tour.
For, fresh from postponing its US leg, the rapstress has announced a complete overhaul – one that’ll see Future bounced from the bill altogether.
Indeed, as some will recall, the turn-up king had to bow out from the Stateside jaunt – which has been named the ‘NICKIHNDRXX’ TOUR‘ after the scheduled dates clashed with prior commitments.
Now, it seems the challenges attached to working one trek in the US and another internationally have caused Onika to switch everything up.
Details below…
In a joint statement from Live Nation and camp Nicki, it’s confirmed that the tour now features newcomer JUICE WRLD and, as such, has been renamed ‘THE NICKI WRLD TOUR.’
Chicago raised JUICE has had a breakout year with his platinum selling debut album ‘Goodbye & Good Riddance,’ and multi-platinum selling singles ‘Lucid Dreams’ and ‘All Girls Are the Same.’
Speaking on the venture (which is mounted in support of her latest album ‘Queen’), Minaj said:
“I’m so excited to bring the full Nicki Minaj experience to my fans in Europe. I have been carefully crafting the most exhilarating, unique, memorable piece of art to share with my incredible fans. I’m in love with Juice Wrld’s music & feel so stoked to have him join me. This will be one for the books.”
With Europe first up and the US to follow, here are the dates for the initial leg of THE NICKI WRLD TOUR:
EUROPEAN TOUR DATES 2019
21-Feb Munich, Germany Olympiahalle
22-Feb Bratislava, Slovakia Ondrej Nepela Arena
24-Feb Lodz, Poland Atlas Arena
25-Feb Budapest, Hungary Budapest Sportarena
28-Feb Berlin, Germany Mercedes Benz Arena
1-Mar Copenhagen, Denmark Royal Arena
3-Mar Oslo, Norway Spektrum
4-Mar Stockholm, Sweden Ericsson Globe
6-Mar Brussels, Belgium Palais 12
7-Mar Paris, France AccorHotels Arena
9-Mar Bordeaux, France Metropole Arena
11-Mar London, UK The O2
14-Mar Birmingham, UK Arena Birmingham
15-Mar Dublin, Ireland 3Arena
17-Mar Glasgow, UK SSE Hydro
18-Mar Manchester, UK Manchester Arena
20-Mar Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg Rockhal
22-Mar Frankfurt, Germany Festhalle
23-Mar Cologne, Germany Lanxess Arena
25-Mar Amsterdam, Holland Ziggo Dome
27-Mar Zurich, Switzerland Hallenstadion
28-Mar Geneva, Switzerland Arena Geneva