Future and Friends headed to State Farm Arena for ‘One Big Party’ tour

Atlanta-born rapper, producer and songwriter Future is getting ready to bring the heat to the State Farm Arena stage on Jan. 14, and tickets are on sale now!

The Grammy Award-winning artist is set to take the stage with a “star-studded lineup” for the “Future and Friends One Big Party Tour.” While there is no word just yet on who those stars will be, with Future’s pedigree and connections in the music industry, the list could include several of our favorites.

Future gained popularity and notoriety, particularly right here in Atlanta, back in 2011 and has been breaking records ever since. After seeing massive success with his first commercial hit, as a feature on YC’s “Racks” in 2011, it didn’t take long for Future to quickly become a key factor in Atlanta’s consistent hold on the Billboard charts, often with hitmaking production support from fellow Atlanta natives and transplants such as Metro Boomin, Mike WiLL Made-It, Sonny Digital and Southside.

Fast forward to the end of 2017, when Future’s credentials included 32 Top 10 R&B/hip-hop hits as a headliner and featured artist. On top of that, he had also released 11 full-length projects, including “DS2″ in 2015, “Evol” in 2016 and “Future” in 2017, which debuted within the Top 5 of the Billboard 200.

More recently, it was just two years ago that the rapper appeared on four Top 10 R&B/hip-hop hits that went either gold or platinum: Lil Wayne’s “Love Me,” Ace Hood’s “Bugatti,” Rich Gang’s “Tapout” and Rocko’s “U.O.E.N.O.” Future also collaborated on “Life Is Good” with Drake and worked with Lil Uzi Vert on the collaborative album “Pluto x Baby Pluto.” That album went on to debut at number two on the Billboard charts. With dozens of multi-platinum certifications and tens of billions of streams, Future is arguably one of the biggest new rappers to emerge this decade.

Future continues to make noise in the industry as he returned this year for his ninth solo LP, “I NEVER LIKED YOU,” which once again topped the U.S. charts. Tickets for the tour are on sale now, and with collaborations and stats like Future, you know he is going to put on a show to remember!