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21 Savage Tour 2026

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21 Savage is one of the defining voices in modern Atlanta hip-hop and one of the most commercially consistent rappers of the streaming era — a writer whose flat, conversational delivery, ice-cold ad-libs, and unblinking street narratives turned a Slaughter Gang mixtape regional into a Grammy-winning, multi-platinum, festival-headlining career across roughly a decade. Born She'yaa Bin Abraham-Joseph on October 22, 1992 in Plaistow, East London to Dominican and Haitian parents, he relocated to Atlanta as a child and grew up on the east side around the Decatur and DeKalb County corridor — the geography that anchors the catalogue from the early Slaughter Tape and Free Guwop mixtapes through Without Warning with Metro Boomin and Offset, the Savage Mode and Savage Mode II Metro Boomin pairings, the I Am > I Was Grammy-winning album cycle, and the Her Loss collaborative LP with Drake that anchored two North American tour legs in 2023 and 2024. American Dream in January 2024 became his first solo number-one album on the Billboard 200, tied directly to the autobiographical American Dream film released by Stage 6 Films and Universal in March 2024 that fictionalized the Atlanta come-up and the 2019 ICE detention saga in dramatic feature form. The 2019 ICE arrest in Atlanta and the subsequent two-year US re-entry and residency status fight became one of the most publicly followed immigration cases in recent music history, and resolved with permanent residency status by 2024. He is the founder of Slaughter Gang Entertainment and the Leading by Example Foundation, and a recurring co-headliner across major North American and European routings. This page is the central hub for 21 Savage tour dates, ticket guidance, setlist tracking, and the cities he plays most.

Artist guide & FAQ

Explore 21 Savage's background, ticket information, and answers to common questions.

21 Savage Concert FAQ

Who is 21 Savage?▼

21 Savage is the stage name of She'yaa Bin Abraham-Joseph, a UK-born American rapper, songwriter, and Slaughter Gang Entertainment founder born October 22, 1992 in Plaistow, East London to Dominican and Haitian parents. He moved with his mother to Atlanta as a child and grew up in DeKalb County on the east side of the metro. His catalogue includes the Savage Mode and Savage Mode II Metro Boomin collaborative projects, the Without Warning Metro Boomin and Offset trio LP, Issa Album, I Am > I Was, the Her Loss collaborative LP with Drake, and American Dream — the January 2024 solo number-one album tied to the autobiographical film of the same name released by Stage 6 Films in March 2024.

Is 21 Savage British or American?▼

Both — he was born in Plaistow, East London on October 22, 1992 to Dominican and Haitian parents and moved to Atlanta at age seven. He grew up in DeKalb County and built his entire music career out of Atlanta through Slaughter Gang Entertainment. He held UK citizenship from birth and was granted US permanent residency by 2024 following the resolution of his 2019 ICE detention case.

What happened with the 21 Savage ICE arrest?▼

US Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested She'yaa Bin Abraham-Joseph in Atlanta on February 3, 2019 — Super Bowl LIII weekend — over an expired 2006 visa from his original UK arrival. He was held in ICE detention in Georgia for nine days before being released on bond posted through Jay-Z's Roc Nation legal team. The case ran for roughly five years through immigration court hearings and public advocacy from the ACLU and dozens of major artists. US permanent residency was granted by 2024. The autobiographical American Dream film released by Stage 6 Films in March 2024 fictionalized portions of the case alongside the Atlanta come-up biography.

How much do 21 Savage tickets cost?▼

Solo headline arena tickets start at $55 to $95 for upper-deck seats on the day of on-sale across mid-sized markets and climb to $80 to $140 for the same tier in flagship markets like Atlanta, New York, Los Angeles, Toronto, and Miami. Lower-bowl seats run $180 to $325 across the routing once Ticketmaster dynamic pricing engages, and floor and pit packages clear $400 to $750 on the largest weekend dates. Drake co-headline configurations push every tier higher: $90 to $150 upper deck, $250 to $450 lower bowl, $500 to $1,200 floor. Slaughter Gang pre-sale opens 24 to 48 hours before the public on-sale. Ticketmaster Verified Fan is the primary path to face-value lower-bowl access on the high-demand markets.

Are 21 Savage shows family-friendly?▼

The catalogue is explicit and uncensored. The lyrics include profanity, violence, sexual content, drug references, and street-life narratives, and the live show does not censor — Bank Account, A Lot, Rich Flex, Many Men, X, and Spiral are performed with the original language intact. Arena audiences regularly include teenagers and a small number of younger kids brought by family. Most venues allow children at all ages with a ticket required for anyone over two. Earplugs recommended for younger attendees given arena SPL levels.

Who is opening for 21 Savage?▼

Solo headline routings rotate openers through the Slaughter Gang Entertainment roster — Young Nudy (his cousin and Paradise East East signee) has been the most recurring opener, plus regional Atlanta-anchored artists on select markets. Drake co-headline configurations run no traditional opener — 21 anchors a 35 to 45 minute solo opening block ahead of Drake, with both artists returning for the Her Loss mid-show featured block on Rich Flex, Knife Talk, Spin Bout U, and Privileged Rappers. Confirmed openers surface on the official Ticketmaster show page 4 to 8 weeks before each stop.

About 21 Savage

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Inside 21 Savage

American Dream in January 2024 became his first solo number-one album on the Billboard 200, tied directly to the autobiographical American Dream film released by Stage 6 Films and Universal in March 2024 that fictionalized the Atlanta come-up and the 2019 ICE detention saga in dramatic feature form. The 2019 ICE arrest in Atlanta and the subsequent two-year US re-entry and residency status fight became one of the most publicly followed immigration cases in recent music history, and resolved with permanent residency status by 2024.

He is the founder of Slaughter Gang Entertainment and the Leading by Example Foundation, and a recurring co-headliner across major North American and European routings. This page is the central hub for 21 Savage tour dates, ticket guidance, setlist tracking, and the cities he plays most.

About 21 Savage

She'yaa Bin Abraham-Joseph was born October 22, 1992 in Plaistow, East London to Dominican and Haitian parents, then relocated with his mother to Atlanta at age seven. He grew up in DeKalb County on the east side of the metro — Stone Mountain, Decatur, the Avondale corridor — attended local public schools through the seventh grade, and finished his education through alternative-school programs.

The street biography is documented across the catalogue in unflinching detail: his older brother Quantivayus 'Tay-Man' was killed in a 2014 drug-related incident in Decatur, an event 21 has cited as the turning point into the studio, and 21 himself survived a 2013 shooting on his 21st birthday in DeKalb County. The first Slaughter Tape dropped in May 2015 through his own Slaughter Gang Entertainment imprint, followed by Free Guwop with Sonny Digital and Slaughter King — mixtape work that produced the X feature with Future and the breakthrough Bank Account from Issa Album in July 2017.

Savage Mode, the 2016 nine-track Metro Boomin collaborative project, established the production-and-rap pairing critics now treat as one of the great hip-hop duos of the streaming era — its spare, paranoid Metro beats against 21's flat-affect delivery produced No Heart, X, Red Opps, and Ocean Drive, and seeded the longer Without Warning LP with Metro and Offset that same Halloween. I Am > I Was in December 2018 took the Grammy for Best Rap Performance for A Lot featuring J.

Cole — the Childish Major-produced track that crossed 21 from cult favorite into prestige rap — and debuted at number one. Savage Mode II in October 2020 reunited the Metro Boomin pairing with Morgan Freeman narration framing the project — Runnin, Mr.

Right Now, Many Men, and Glock In My Lap anchored the tracklist, and the album held number one through three consecutive Billboard 200 weeks. Her Loss in November 2022 — the collaborative LP with Drake — debuted at number one, ran the It's All a Blur Tour as primary co-headliner across the 2023 and 2024 North American legs, and produced Rich Flex, Privileged Rappers, and Spin Bout U.

American Dream in January 2024 became his first solo number-one, tied directly to the autobiographical biopic American Dream released by Stage 6 Films in March 2024 with Donald Glover and Caleb McLaughlin in the cast. The 2019 ICE detention in Atlanta — over an expired 2006 visa from his original UK arrival — became one of the most publicly followed immigration cases of the streaming era, with bond posted by Jay-Z's Roc Nation legal team and a public advocacy campaign that involved the ACLU and dozens of major artists.

Permanent residency was granted by 2024. Slaughter Gang Entertainment, the label he founded in 2015, has co-signed Young Nudy (his cousin and Paradise East East signee).

The Leading by Example Foundation runs financial-literacy programming across Atlanta public schools. He married Brittany Renner in 2024.

21 Savage tour dates and live show

A 21 Savage live show runs on a stripped-down arena production aesthetic that mirrors the catalogue itself — dark stage, deep-bass-anchored mix, sparse pyrotechnic punctuation on the biggest drops, and a setlist that braids the Slaughter Gang mixtape era, the Savage Mode and Savage Mode II Metro Boomin material, the I Am > I Was Grammy run, the Her Loss collaborative cuts, and the American Dream album rotation. The current cycle leans on the American Dream rollout with the autobiographical film tie-in, with select dates folded into co-headline routing alongside Drake on the It's All a Blur successor legs and standalone solo headlines through arenas across North America and Europe.

Solo headline shows run roughly 75 to 95 minutes with a single Slaughter Gang opening slot rotating across markets. The stage design is built around a central LED video tower running American Dream film clips, the Savage Mode II Morgan Freeman narration intro, and Atlanta east-side imagery across the back wall.

Crowd participation runs heaviest on Bank Account, A Lot, Rich Flex performed solo, Runnin from Savage Mode II, X with the Future verse handled by the crowd, and the closing Spiral or Many Men run depending on the night. Doors typically open 90 minutes ahead of the opener and the headline set follows roughly two hours after doors.

The Drake co-headline configurations run a different staging — 21 anchors a 35 to 45 minute solo opening block ahead of the Drake headline, with both artists returning for the Her Loss mid-show featured block on Rich Flex, Knife Talk, Spin Bout U, and Privileged Rappers. The schedule strip above pulls every confirmed date from the live feed.

21 Savage tickets

21 Savage solo headline arena tickets start at $55 to $95 for upper-deck seats on the day of on-sale across mid-sized North American markets, and climb to $80 to $140 for the same tier in flagship markets like Atlanta, New York, LA, Toronto, Miami, and Chicago. Lower-bowl seats run $180 to $325 once Ticketmaster dynamic pricing engages, and floor and pit packages clear $400 to $750 on the largest weekend dates in Atlanta, New York, and LA.

The Atlanta home-market dates clear lower-bowl in single-digit minutes through Ticketmaster Verified Fan and trade heaviest on secondary — State Farm Arena and the rare Mercedes-Benz Stadium stops are the strongest demand windows in the annual routing. Co-headline routings with Drake on the It's All a Blur and successor legs push every tier higher: $90 to $150 upper deck, $250 to $450 lower bowl, $500 to $1,200 floor.

Slaughter Gang pre-sale runs 24 to 48 hours before the public on-sale for verified Slaughter Gang newsletter and SlaughterGangEnt.com customers. Ticketmaster Verified Fan is the primary path to face-value lower-bowl access — treat the registration window as the actual deadline, not the on-sale itself.

Resale on StubHub, SeatGeek, Vivid Seats, and Ticketmaster's Verified Resale can land higher on Friday and Saturday nights once on-sale closes. Floor and pit listings are the most heavily counterfeited tier across hip-hop secondary — only buy from verified platforms with full buyer protection.

Avoid social-media DMs and any seller demanding Venmo, Zelle, or wire payment outside a verified platform.

21 Savage setlist

A 21 Savage solo headline setlist runs roughly 22 to 28 songs across the 75 to 95 minute headline window, braiding the Slaughter Gang mixtape era, the Savage Mode and Savage Mode II Metro Boomin pairings, the I Am > I Was Grammy run, the Her Loss collaborative cuts performed solo, and the American Dream rotation. The opening third pulls from American Dream — All of Me, redrum, Née-Nah, sneaky, and n.h.i.e. — with the American Dream film clips on the LED tower behind the stage.

The middle stretch leans into Savage Mode II and Savage Mode: Runnin, Mr. Right Now with the Drake verse handled by the DJ, Many Men, Glock In My Lap, No Heart, X with the Future verse on the screens, Red Opps, and Ocean Drive.

The Bank Account moment lands as a centerpiece — the Issa Album breakout that produced his first platinum certification, performed with full crowd on the hook. A Lot, the Grammy-winning Childish Major-produced cut with the J.

Cole feature, anchors the prestige block. The Her Loss material — Rich Flex, Privileged Rappers, Spin Bout U, Major Distribution — gets performed solo on the standalone headline configuration.

The closing run pulls Spiral (one of the most-streamed individual tracks of his catalogue), Knife Talk on the dates that include the Drake feature, and a Slaughter Gang-anchored encore that varies night-to-night. Festival sets compress to 16 to 20 songs across a 45 to 60 minute slot.

For night-by-night setlists, setlist.fm tracks every 21 Savage date with crowd-submitted song lists usually posted within hours of the encore.

Tour cities

Atlanta

Atlanta is the home market and the spiritual anchor of every 21 Savage tour — DeKalb County raised him from age seven, Slaughter Gang Entertainment operates out of the city, and the entire catalogue from the Slaughter Tape mixtapes through American Dream is built around Atlanta street geography. State Farm Arena downtown carries the standard headline configuration with multi-night runs on the largest cycles; Mercedes-Benz Stadium handles the rare stadium-tier nights and Drake co-headline dates. The Atlanta on-sale clears the lower bowl in single-digit minutes through Ticketmaster Verified Fan and the Slaughter Gang pre-sale, and the secondary market on StubHub, SeatGeek, and Vivid Seats trades heaviest of any market on the routing. State Farm Arena sits at MARTA's Five Points station; Mercedes-Benz Stadium is at the GWCC/CNN Center station on the Blue and Green lines. The Atlanta crowd response on Bank Account, A Lot, and the closing Spiral run is the loudest of the tour — plan transit ahead, the post-show MARTA window fills fast.

New York

New York hosts 21 Savage at Madison Square Garden in Midtown Manhattan for headline arena nights and Barclays Center in Brooklyn for the alternate scheduling configuration, with rare MetLife Stadium dates on Drake co-headline stadium routings. The New York hip-hop audience treats 21 as a top-tier headline given the Her Loss commercial run, the I Am > I Was Grammy moment, and the broader Slaughter Gang and Atlanta-to-New York creative dialogue that has anchored the streaming era. MSG sits on top of Penn Station with direct access from the 1, 2, 3, A, C, E subway lines plus Long Island Rail Road and NJ Transit; Barclays Center is at the Atlantic Avenue-Barclays Center station on the 2, 3, 4, 5, B, D, N, Q, R, and LIRR. Ticketmaster Verified Fan and Slaughter Gang pre-sale open 24 to 48 hours before the public window. The New York on-sale clears the lower bowl in minutes on the flagship dates.

Los Angeles

Los Angeles hosts 21 Savage at Crypto.com Arena downtown for arena headline nights and Kia Forum in Inglewood for the alternate-tier configuration, with the rare SoFi Stadium date on Drake co-headline stadium routings. The LA market is one of the strongest 21 Savage markets outside Atlanta — the West Coast hip-hop audience treats the Savage Mode II and Her Loss material as headline material and the on-sale clears the lower bowl in single-digit minutes through Ticketmaster Verified Fan and Slaughter Gang pre-sale. Crypto.com Arena sits at 7th Street/Metro Center on the LA Metro A, B, D, and E lines, with the LA Live entertainment complex within a two-block radius. Kia Forum is reachable via the LA Metro K Line to Downtown Inglewood plus event shuttle. The American Dream film tie-in lands harder in the LA market than almost anywhere else given the Stage 6 Films and Universal distribution.

Toronto

Toronto hosts 21 Savage at Scotiabank Arena downtown for headline arena nights and the rare Rogers Centre stadium date on Drake co-headline stadium routings. The Toronto market has carried particular weight on the Her Loss and It's All a Blur cycles given the long Drake creative pairing, and Scotiabank Arena on-sale clears the lower bowl in single-digit minutes through Ticketmaster Verified Fan plus OVO Sound and Slaughter Gang pre-sale combined. Scotiabank Arena sits directly above Union Station with TTC subway access on the Yonge-University and Bloor-Danforth lines, GO Transit regional rail across Ontario, the UP Express to Pearson Airport, and the PATH underground network connecting to every downtown hotel within a 1.5 km radius. Rogers Centre next door scales for stadium-tier nights with the same Union Station transit base. The secondary market in Toronto trades elevated through show day on the largest weekend dates.

Miami

Miami hosts 21 Savage at Kaseya Center downtown for headline arena nights and rare Hard Rock Stadium dates on Drake co-headline stadium routings. The Miami market is consistently one of the strongest 21 Savage markets in the United States — the audience pulls a heavy mix of Florida locals, Latin American travelers, and East Coast visitors in for the weekend, and the broader Florida hip-hop ecosystem through Rick Ross, Kodak Black, and the Maybach Music Group history gives Atlanta-to-Miami routings cultural weight. Kaseya Center sits at the Freedom Tower Metromover station downtown with direct access from the Brickell, Government Center, and Adrienne Arsht Center stops on the Metromover loop; Hard Rock Stadium is reachable via Tri-Rail shuttle from the Hollywood and Opa-locka stations on event nights. Ticketmaster Verified Fan and Slaughter Gang pre-sale open 24 to 48 hours before the public window. Plan for elevated weekend hotel rates inside the on-sale window — Miami nights move room pricing across South Florida.

Chicago

Chicago hosts 21 Savage at United Center on the West Side for headline arena nights and rare Soldier Field dates on Drake co-headline stadium routings. The Chicago hip-hop audience is one of the largest and most engaged in the country — the city's deep rap heritage through Common, Kanye, Chief Keef, Chance the Rapper, and the broader G.O.O.D. Music and Drill scenes treats 21 Savage as headline status given the Slaughter Gang creative ties to Chicago Drill and the broader trap-to-Drill production dialogue across the streaming era. United Center is reachable via CTA shuttle from the Madison/Halsted stop on event nights, plus Pace event shuttles from downtown and rideshare drop-off at the Gate 5 plaza. Ticketmaster Verified Fan and Slaughter Gang pre-sale open 24 to 48 hours before the public window. The Chicago on-sale clears the lower bowl in single-digit minutes on the flagship dates and trades elevated on secondary through show day.

Houston

Houston hosts 21 Savage at Toyota Center downtown for headline arena nights and the rare NRG Stadium date on Drake co-headline stadium routings. The Houston hip-hop audience pulls from a deep Texas rap heritage that has long sat in creative dialogue with Atlanta — DJ Screw, UGK, Travis Scott, Megan Thee Stallion, and the broader chopped-and-screwed production lineage gives Houston-Atlanta routings particular weight, and the Her Loss material lands harder in Houston than almost anywhere else outside Atlanta and Toronto. Toyota Center sits at the Bell station on the METRORail Red Line; NRG Stadium is at the Stadium Park/Astrodome station on the same line. Ticketmaster Verified Fan and Slaughter Gang pre-sale open 24 to 48 hours before the public window. The Houston on-sale clears the lower bowl in minutes on the flagship dates and resale stays elevated through show day on the largest weekend dates.

London

London hosts 21 Savage at The O2 Arena in North Greenwich for headline UK arena nights — and the London dates carry particular weight given his birth in Plaistow, East London, his Dominican-Haitian UK heritage, and the 2019 ICE immigration saga that placed his UK origins back into public discourse. The London hip-hop audience treats 21 as a hometown headline of sorts and the on-sale clears the lower bowl in single-digit minutes through Ticketmaster UK and AXS depending on venue. The O2 Arena is reachable via North Greenwich on the Jubilee Line plus Thames Clipper riverboat service. Ticketmaster UK and Slaughter Gang pre-sale run 24 to 48 hours before the public window. The London crowd response on Bank Account, Rich Flex, and the American Dream film clips on the LED tower lands distinctively given the UK roots.

Birmingham

Birmingham hosts 21 Savage at Utilita Arena Birmingham (formerly the NIA) in the city centre on UK touring legs that include a Midlands stop — typically the second UK date after London on the European arena routing. The Birmingham market draws from a deep West Midlands hip-hop audience and the broader UK rap ecosystem through artists like Mist, Jaykae, and the Birmingham-anchored grime and drill scenes that have long sat in creative dialogue with Atlanta trap and the broader streaming-era rap economy. Utilita Arena Birmingham sits adjacent to Birmingham New Street station with direct access to West Midlands Railway, CrossCountry, Avanti West Coast, and London Northwestern Railway services across the Midlands and to London Euston. Ticketmaster UK pre-sale and Slaughter Gang pre-sale run 24 to 48 hours before the public window. The Birmingham crowd response on the Savage Mode II and Her Loss material has been documented in tour footage across multiple UK cycles, and the secondary market trades steady through show day.

Manchester

Manchester hosts 21 Savage at Co-op Live or AO Arena depending on routing — the city is consistently the third UK stop on the European arena leg after London and Birmingham, and the Manchester market draws from a deep Greater Manchester hip-hop audience plus a regional radius pulling from Liverpool, Leeds, and Sheffield. Co-op Live, the 23,500-capacity arena that opened in 2024 as the largest indoor venue in the UK, sits at the Etihad Campus tram stop on the Manchester Metrolink Yellow Line plus event shuttle from Piccadilly and Victoria stations. AO Arena, the older 21,000-capacity venue adjacent to Manchester Victoria, is reachable directly from Victoria on the Metrolink and Northern Rail services. Ticketmaster UK and Slaughter Gang pre-sale run 24 to 48 hours before the public window. The Manchester on-sale clears the lower bowl in single-digit minutes on the flagship dates, and the broader UK trap and drill audience treats 21 Savage as headline status given the Her Loss commercial run.