Young Thug: The New Generation Tour

ABOUT YOUNG THUG Young Thug is an unrivaled, once-in-a-lifetime superstar, a true game-changer whose dynamic lyricism, genre-defying sound, and groundbreaking style have forever transformed the face of hip-hop, fashion, and culture for generations to come. Instantly exploding to the vanguard of hip-hop in 2011, he has since earned three #1 singles on Billboard's "Hot 100," two back-to-back #1 solo albums on the Billboard 200, and more than 30 Gold and Platinum certifications from the RIAA (including RIAA Diamond status for his show-stopping feature on Camila Cabello's worldwide blockbuster hit, "Havana"), along with countless awards, nominations, and accolades around the globe. As Founder and CEO of Young Stoner Life (YSL) Records, Young Thug has made a landmark impact with projects like 2016's critically acclaimed Jeffery and 2021's chart-topping Slime Language 2 among his many hit singles, mixtapes, and compilations. Long known as a monumental live performer, he has stolen the show with innumerable top-billed festival appearances, record-breaking world tours, unforgettable performances on NBC's Saturday Night Live and The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, and more. 2025 has already seen Young Thug making his milestone return to the forefront of hip-hop by joining forces with Lil Baby for the smash single, "Dum, Dumb, and Dumber (Ft. Young Thug & Future)." With the arrival of UY Scuti, Young Thug is back to retake his hard-earned position as the biggest, brightest star in the universe, now and always. ABOUT NAV Born Navraj Singh Goraya, the Punjabi-Canadian rapper was among the countless MCs uploading their tracks to SoundCloud in the mid-'10s — but he was one of the very few to receive a coveted co-sign from Drake himself (not to mention a buzz-generating Snapchat shout-out from Kylie Jenner). After being featured on Drake's OVO Sound radio show, Nav's 2015 debut single "Take Me Simple" would go on to rack up 15 million plays on SoundCloud. Nav subsequently signed on with The Weeknd's XO imprint, scored features with Travis Scott and dropped two mixtapes in 2017, all of which led to his winning the Juno Award for Breakthrough Artist of the Year. But that was all a warm-up for his two official albums, the aforementioned Reckless and chart-topping Bad Habits, which highlight his chill delivery infused with equal doses of swagger and sensitivity.