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Louisiana rap legends Master P. and Birdman announce U.S. tour, stop in New Orleans
The historic tour unites two New Orleans hip-hop labels credited with reshaping Southern rap and the music industry, running September through November 2026.
- Iconic hip-hop labels Cash Money Records and No Limit Records announced their first-ever joint tour, a 17-date national trek kicking off September 11 at Houston's Toyota Center.
- New Orleans-rooted labels Cash Money and No Limit helped redefine Southern hip-hop and reshape the music business, with founders Birdman and Master P noting the tour celebrates "legacy, entrepreneurship, Black excellence, and the soundtrack of a generation."
- The concert bill features label heads alongside special guest Boosie Badazz, with Louisiana legends Juvenile, Mannie Fresh, and B.G. performing at major venues across the country.
- Pre-Sale tickets became available Wednesday, June 17, while general public tickets go on sale Friday, June 19, at 10 a.m. via Ticketmaster and other platforms.
- This collaboration follows the labels' viral Verzuz battle held last November in Las Vegas, which was the first event for the company under the Complex brand.
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Cash Money and No Limit Records Announce Joint U.S. Arena Tour Featuring Birdman, Juvenile, Mannie Fresh, Master P & More
Two iconic New Orleans hip-hop labels, No Limit Records and Cash Money Records are hitting the road together for their first joint U.S. arena tour. The labels led, respectively, by Master P and Birdman, announced the dates for the outing on Monday (June 15), revealing that the 17-date tour is slated to kick off on Sept. 11 at the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas. The super-stacked bill featuring some of the labels’ most iconic artists will find…
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