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21 Savage is a Grammy-winning artist raised in Atlanta, Georgia. The rapper first broke into the mainstream Atlanta rap scene after his 2016 collaborative effort Savage Mode with producer Metro Boomin, followed by his major label debut Issa Album in 2017. He has since logged four No. 1 debuts on the Billboard 200, from 2018’s i am > i was to 2024’s american dream. 21 Savage has released eight certified-platinum singles as a lead artist, including “Bank Account,” “a lot,” “X” and “Runnin.” Meanwhile, he has become one of rap’s most reliable collaborators, releasing full-length projects with Offset (2017’s Without Warning), Metro Boomin (2020’s Savage Mode II) and Drake (2022’s Her Loss). As a guest performer, he has topped the Billboard Hot 100 with Post Malone’s “rockstar” in 2017 and Drake’s “Jimmy Cooks” in 2022. After two tours with J. Cole and Drake, 21 Savage will embark on his first solo North American trek in five years with the American Dream Tour in 2024.
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Find everything you need to know about the setlists for the American Dream Tour.
21 Savage headed out on the American Dream Tour in May 2024. After kicking off at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, British Columbia, the tour covered much of North America through June 2024.
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Special guests on 21 Savage’s American Dream Tour included J.I.D(Opens in new tab), Nardo Wick(Opens in new tab) and 21 Lil Harold(Opens in new tab).
A recent 21 Savage setlist can be viewed on Ticketmaster.
Venie doors did not open on planned time. There was heavy rain and no information was provided. Noone knew if concert is delayed or cancelled. As venue had roof lot of people would stayed dry if they would have let people in.
It was ok, unc did his thing or whatever only 2 of the openers out of the 3 were good. I didn't like the lawn to much it was to many people pushing. Overall tho it was pretty decent.
Show was fire. Went for Nardo stayed for 21 tickets were cheap too 🔥🔥
Very good show, worth the time and money. He kept the crowd involved during his show. I would go see him a again.
I get it; it's great that everyone knows all the words to every song. It's just that I paid to see 21 Savage perform his songs. I'm used to artists having the crowd sing the words to all our part of a few songs, but 21 Savage let the audience sing all of the words to most of his songs. A lot of the concert was just a loud indiscernible roaring of several hundred people at once. Had it not been for the other performers, I would have been extremely disappointed. I honestly enjoyed JID's performance more, as I felt he was more engaging and entertaining.
It was so good. The opening acts were amazing and 21 put on a great show.
Parking situation was very horrible after the cocnert was over took around 50 minutes to get out of the lot also it was very horrible to navigate seating arrangements inside of venue.
Performance was 🔥! 21 Savage surprised us with Young Nudy, Metro Boomin and Mariah The Scientist! It’s 21 4L ain’t no way I’ma switch.
The concert itself was good. I wish the venue was more clean. And leaving afterwards was a nightmare whether you drove there or got an uber.
Was so excited to go see 21 in concert, just for him to hold his mic out to the crowd half the time and not sing. I didn’t come to hear the crowd sing, I came to hear him sing. Also his voice doesn’t sound the same as in the songs, and he would only sing half of each song. I don’t think I heard a full song the entire time I was there. A little disappointed, wouldn’t see him again.
