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YoungBoy Never Broke Again Announces 2025 MASA Tour: See the Dates
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YoungBoy Never Broke Again is getting back on the road once again. YB announced the 2025 MASA Tour (Make America Slime Again) on Thursday (May 15) as the Baton Rouge native regained his freedom after being released from federal prison in March.
The MASA Tour is slated to be YoungBoy’s first-ever headlining trek and he’s bringing DeeBaby, EBK Jaaybo and K3 on the road with him as special guests.
The 27-city U.S. tour kicks off on Sept. 2 in Dallas and will rumble through Houston, Los Angeles, Oakland, Phoenix, Denver, Chicago, Brooklyn, Boston, Philly, Detroit, Orlando, Miami and Atlanta, and will wrap up with a Louisiana show in New Orleans on Oct. 19.
Artist pre-sale slots are open through Sunday (May 18) night, and the general public will have their shot to purchase tickets on Thursday (May 22) at 10 a.m. local time. Various VIP packages are going to be available as well.
YoungBoy returned with his More Leaks project, filled with 20 solo tracks, in March ahead of his release from prison. He’s continued to appease his fans’ appetites with “Shot Callin” earlier in May.
YB — born Kentrell Gaulden — pleaded guilty to a pair of federal gun charges in 2024. One case stemmed from a possession of firearms arrest in Louisiana, while a second was over a gun found when he was arrested in Utah.
YoungBoy was sentenced to 23 months in prison and five years of probation on those convictions in December. He was slated to be released in July due to time served, but he secured a supervised release months earlier in late March.
Find all of YoungBoy Never Broke Again’s MASA Tour dates below.
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