On the heels of releasing his eighth studio album, College Park (BobbyBoy Records/BMG)Grammy-nominatedrapper, singer, songwriter and record producer Logic has announced a U.S. tour produced by Live Nation. “Logic: The College Park Tour with Special Guest Juicy J” is set to kick off May 25th in Madison, Wis. (full routing below). Additionally, BobbyBoy Records’ own C Dot Castro and Travis Stacey will be opening all shows.

Tickets will be available starting with Citi presales beginning Tuesday, March 7th. More info on Citi presale is below. The general on sale for will begin Friday, March 10 at 10am Local Time on livenation.com

Presale: Citi is the official card of Logic 2023 tour. Citi cardmembers will have access to presale tickets beginning Tuesday March 7 at 12pm local time until Thursday March 9 at 10pm local time through the Citi Entertainment program. For complete presale details visit www.citientertainment.com.

College Park encompasses Logic’s musical and life journey to date while it also celebrates a new beginning for the rapper. Following a 10-year stint with Def Jam Records, Logic took a leap to the independent side and partnered with BMG for this latest release, which features singles including “Wake Up,” “Paradise II” featuring Norah Jones“Highlife,” and “Lightsabers.”

Most recently, the track “Self-Medication” has been generating buzz across socials channels thanks in part to track features Seth MacFarlane, Redman, & Statik Selektah. The song is currently the biggest gainer on the Top Songs USA Spotify chart and receiving 1M streams per day.

VIBE called the album “Chock-full of well-placed guest appearances as well as powerful solo fare” and deemed College Park “…a cohesive long player…” while Hot97 stated, “The album stylistically gives off old school vibes.”

LOGIC ON TOUR

May 25             Madison, Wis.               The Sylvee

May 27             Chicago, Ill.                   Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom ^

May 28             Detroit, Mich.               Fox Theatre

May 31             Akron, Ohio                  Akron Civic Theatre

June 02             Boston, Mass.               MGM Music Hall

June 03             Bridgeport, Ct.              Hartford Healthcare Amphitheater

June 04             New York, N.Y.              Hammerstein Ballroom

June 07             Philadelphia, Pa.           The Met

June 08             Washington, DC Echostage ^

June 10             Charlotte, N.C.              Skyla Credit Union Amp

June 11             Jacksonville, Fla.            Daily’s Place

June 12             New Orleans, La.           Fillmore

June 14             Houston, Texas             713 Music Hall

June 15             Austin, Texas                Moody Center

June 16             Dallas, Texas                 South Side Ballroom ^

June 19             Denver, Colo.                Fillmore Auditorium

June 20             Salt Lake City, Utah       Union Event Center

June 22             Seattle, Wash.               WAMU Theater ^

June 23             Portland, Ore.               RV Inn Resorts Amp

June 25             San Francisco, Calif.       The Masonic

June 28             Los Angeles, Calif.         YouTube Theater

June 29             San Diego, Calif.            Gallagher Square at Petco Park

June 30             Phoenix, Ariz.                Arizona Financial Theatre

^ without Juicy J