Quavo has announced that the 5th year of Huncho Day will go down on April 29th. The Migos rapper announced the event in a post on his Instagram page, Tuesday. Fans can get early access to the event by donating to The Rocket Foundation at HunchoDay.com. General Tickets will later be available on April 21.
"It’s official - HUNCHO DAY is back this April 29th," Quavo wrote in the announcement. On the Huncho Day website, a statement elaborates, "Uplifting the community once again, GRAMMY® Award-nominated multiplatinum hip-hop superstar Quavo and apparel brand, Legends proudly present the 2023 annual Huncho Day celebrity charity football game on Saturday April 29, 2023 at Quavo's alma mater Berkmar High School in Lilburn, Georgia."
Quavo At Huncho Day 2022
The statement continues, "Becoming a legendary event in its own right, the yearly game has consistently attracted some of the most recognizable names in sports, music, and entertainment as it benefits various causes. This year, proceeds from sponsorships, corporate contributions, and ticket sales will be donated to The Rocket Foundation and The Quavo Cares Foundation."
In past years, the GRAMMY Award-nominated artist welcomed many familiar faces to participate in the festivities. Over its five-year run, Huncho Day has featured appearances from Tyreek Hill, DK Metcalf, Alvin Kamara, Cam Newton, and many more. Musicians to show up to Huncho Day have included Justin Bieber, Jack Harlow, MGK, 2 Chainz, and Gucci Mane, among others. Quavo famously played quarterback in high school and still maintains a love for football. The event will also celebrate education, music, and the arts.
In addition to announcing Huncho Day, Quavo also teased his next album. In a tweet posted on Monday, he wrote, "All My Emotions In This Album No Interviews." He didn't provide any further details about the project. Last month, he released a new single titled, “Honey Bun.” On the track, Quavo reflects on the loss of his Migos partner, Takeoff.
Quavo's Huncho Day Announcement
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