Drake Postpones Closing Displays on Australia, New Zealand Excursion

Drake has reduce his present excursion in Australia and New Zealand brief. The rapper axed the overall 4 performances on his Anita Max Win Excursion because of a “scheduling battle.”

“We’re actively operating on rescheduling those dates in conjunction with including some further displays,” a consultant for Drake advised Rolling Stone Australia in a remark. “All tickets for the affected displays will stay legitimate for the brand new dates. Refunds shall be to be had for individuals who favor, however please be aware that as those displays are offered out, any refunded tickets shall be launched on the market. We sincerely express regret for the inconvenience and recognize your endurance. Drake and all of the crew have had an unbelievable time doing those displays and are excited to go back quickly. We sit up for sharing the rescheduled dates with you once imaginable.”

Drake’s excursion kicked off on Feb. 4 with two nights in Perth earlier than heading to Melbourne and Sydney for 4 live shows in every town. He had simply wrapped two displays in Brisbane when the postponement used to be introduced. Further displays had been scheduled to happen in Sydney and Brisbane subsequent week and in Auckland in March.

The Australian excursion has made headlines over the last few weeks as Drake has passed out money to fanatics all the way through the live shows. He gave $20,000 to a couple of fanatics in Perth, $45,000 to a couple of fanatics in Melbourne, and upgraded a pregnant fan to VIP in Sydney in conjunction with a $30,000 reward.

Previous this month, Drake teamed up with PartyNextDoor for 21-track album $ome $exy $ongs 4 U. He advised fanatics all the way through one his Australian live shows, “It’s known as $ome $exy $ongs 4 U, however it’s some became up songs for you on there too. And there’s some non-public emotions on there for you. So optimistically whoever you’re with on Valentine’s Day, optimistically y’all can percentage that have in combination.” The LP debuted atop Billboard’s 200 albums chart this week, marking Drake’s 14th Quantity One album.