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Eminem and Rihanna Team For The Monster Tour
02/24/2014
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(Radio.com) Legendary Detroit rapper Eminem has announced that he'll embark on a three-city U.S. tour with none other than pop superstar, Rihanna for a trek that had been dubbed "The Monster Tour".

The huge news comes from the latest issue of XXL, which features Eminem on the cover alongside Dr. Dre and Interscope Records head honcho Jimmy Iovine with a story based around the recently launched Beats Music streaming services.

Eminem also took to his Twitter account to spread the word regarding the Monster Tour with Rihanna, which he revealed would happen this August in New York, Detroit and Los Angeles. No dates or venues have yet to be announced. more on this story

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