Future Announces Free “Salute The Fans” Shows

The shows will take place this week in Atlanta, Chicago, New York, and Los Angeles.

By Noah Yoo

July 19, 2015

Fresh off the heels of the release of Dirty Sprite 2, Future just took to Instagram to announce a "Salute The Fans" mini-tour of free shows that will kick off tomorrow in Atlanta, GA and continue on through Chicago, New York, and Los Angeles. No word on venue or how to snag tickets yet, with details for each show to be announced the morning of. This'll be a great chance to see Future before the inevitable full-fledged tour in support of DS2.

Posted: July 19, 2015

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