A$AP Rocky Announces New "Don't Be Dumb" Tour Dates

BY Alexander Cole
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A$AP Rocky has been taking "Don't Be Dumb" on the road, and now, he is going down under into Australia and New Zealand.

A$AP Rocky has been having himself a good time on the Don't Be Dumb tour. Overall, he has gone all across the United States and has even made his way over to Europe. Now, it appears as though he is extending the tour once again.

According to Rocky on X, he announced five new tour dates across Australia and New Zealand. This will be the first time in eight years that he performs in these countries, and there is no doubt that fans are excited.

The first date is December 5 in Melbourne, while the final date will be December 17 in Perth. These five dates will take place in a 12-day span, and just like his other shows, they will take place in arenas.

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Rocky made it clear that pre-sale tickets will be available as of Wednesday, October 14. Meanwhile, the official on-sale date is Friday, October 16. For those who want to cop these tickets, you can do so on his website.

This announcement comes in the midst of Rocky teasing the release of DISC 2. Don't Be Dumb dropped back in January, and since that time, some sort of deluxe has been on the horizon. However, just like the original album, Rocky has been kicking the can down the road, and no one knows when it will drop.

Either way, Rocky remains active on the road, and we're looking forward to his next move. If you live in Australia and New Zealand, you can't help but be excited by the prospect of some new Rocky shows.

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