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Young Thug Schedules First Ever Headlining Tour
08/07/2015
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(Radio.com) Fresh off an appearance in front of an impressively sized audience at Lollapalooza, Young Thug is ready to embark on his first ever solo headlining tour of North America.

The tour, supporting his yet to be released debut solo album Hy!�UN35, will begin on September 18 in Huntington, New York, and will circle the U.S over the course of six weeks

The trek will make stops in major cities like Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Dallas, as well as less often seen tour stops like Eugene, Urbana, Flagstaff, and Norfolk. See the dates here.

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