Rae Sremmurd Announce Fall Tour With Lil Yachty

Eearz, Bobo Swae, and iMPXCT will support.

August 10, 2016

Rae Sremmurd will be releasing their heavily anticipated sophomore album SremmLife 2 on August 12 and today the duo announced a fall tour with support from Lil Yachty. Before that, Yachty will be headlining his own tour as he's just let loose the merch for that online. Rounding out the SL2 tour will be Eearz, Bobo Swae, and iMPXCT. Tickets go on sale August 12 and more info can be found here.

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Posted: August 10, 2016

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