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Future announces second "Nobody Safe Tour" Atlanta concert

The prolific Future. (Photo by Jason Kempin/Getty Images)

Credit: Melissa Ruggieri

Credit: Melissa Ruggieri

The prolific Future. (Photo by Jason Kempin/Getty Images)
By Jewel Wicker
April 3, 2017

Atlanta rapper Future has added a second Atlanta date to his "Nobody Safe Tour."

The new show will take place on May 9, a few days after Future, Young Thug, Kodak Black and Zoey Dollaz appear at Lakewood Amphitheatre for the first Atlanta show as a part of the tour.

Tickets for the May 5 show are scarce, but don't worry if that one sells out soon.

Tickets for the May 9 show, which will also take place at Lakewood Amphitheater, will go on sale April 7. Young Thug and Tory Lanez will serve as the opening acts during the May 9 show.

Future has had a busy year so far. The rapper released a self-titled album earlier this year before releasing another album, "Hndrxx," one week later.

The "Nobody Safe Tour" kicks off May 4 in Memphis.

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