Rihanna Announces Anti World Tour With The Weeknd, Travi$ Scott and Big Sean
Rihanna is taking more steps toward world domination in 2016 by embarking on the Anti World Tour.
Her rumored boo Travi$ Scott is set to open up for her during the North American leg of the tour while Big Sean and The Weeknd will join her in Europe.
Although this will be RiRi's first world tour since 2013, when she set out on her Diamonds World Tour, the Rihanna Navy will have to wait a few more weeks to secure their spot to see her live. Tickets are set to be released on Dec. 3 through Live Nation while American Express will give fans access to a pre-sale on Nov. 30.
There will be ample time to learn all of the lyrics from her forthcoming album, Anti. However, the latest rumor is that Anti will drop on Tidal on Black Friday (Nov. 27) and will be made available to the rest of the public on Dec. 4.
Rihanna announced the tour -- sponsored by Samsung -- after releasing the first installment of her ANTIdiaRY series, which will delve into her creative process and life. The first visual shows Rihanna in a room with two young children. She lifts the covers to catch glimpses of the kids but they disappear down a hallway. Then another child appears with a crown, just like her Anti album cover. The singer then finds a key that reads R8 on the floor before the clip comes to an end.
There's plenty more to come from Rihanna before 2015 is over, but in the meantime, check out video and see when Rihanna will be in your city below.
Rihanna's Anti World Tour North American Dates
Feb. 26: San Diego, CA | Viejas Arena
Feb. 28: San Jose, CA | SAP Center
March 1: Phoenix, AZ | Talking Stick Resort Arena
March 4: Austin, TX | Frank Erwin Center
March 5: Houston, TX | Toyota Center
March 6: Dallas, TX | American Airlines Center
March 8: New Orleans, LA | Smoothie King Center
March 9: Atlanta, GA | Philips Arena
March 12: Jacksonville | Jacksonville Arena
March 13: Tampa, FL | Amalie Arena
March 15: Miami, FL | American Airlines Arena
March 18: Nashville, TN | Bridgestone Arena
March 19: Cincinnati, OH | U.S. Bank Arena
March 20: Charlotte, NC | Time Warner Cable Arena
March 22: Washington, DC | Verizon Center
March 23: Buffalo, NY | First Niagara Center
March 24: Auburn Hills, MI | Palace of Auburn Hills
March 26: Hartford, CT | XL Center
March 27: Brooklyn, NY | Barclays Center
April 2: Newark, NJ | Prudential Center
April 3: Philadelphia, PA | Wells Fargo
April 5: Quebec City, QC | Centre Videotron
April 6: Montreal, QC | Bell Centre
April 9: Baltimore, MD | Royal Farms Arena
April 10: Boston, MA | TD Garden
April 13: Toronto, ON | Air Canada Center
April 15: Chicago, IL | United Center
April 18: Winnipeg, MS | MTS Centre
April 20: Edmonton, AB | Rexall Place
April 21: Calgary, AB | Scotiabank Saddledome
April 23: Vancouver, BC | Rogers Arena
April 24: Seattle, WA | KeyArena
April 27: Salt Lake City, UT | Vivint Arena
April 29: Las Vegas, NV | Mandalay Bay
May 3: Los Angeles, CA | Forum
May 7: Oakland, CA | Oracle Arena
Anit World Tour European Dates
June 11: Amsterdam, Holland | Amsterdam Arena
June 14: Coventry, United Kingdom | Ricoh Arena
June 16: Cardiff, United Kingdom | Cardiff Stadium
June 18: Sunderland, United Kingdom | Stadium Of Light
June 21: Dublin, Ireland | Aviva Stadium
June 24: London, United Kingdom | Wembley Stadium
June 27: Glasgow, United Kingdom | Hampden Park
June 29: Manchester, United Kingdom | Emirates Old Park
July 4: Stockholm, Sweden | Tele2 Arena
July 7: Copenhagen, Denmark | Refshale Island
July 9: Hamburg, Germany | Volkspark Stadion
July 13: Milan, Italy | San Siro
July 15: Nice, France | Allianz Stadium
July 17: Frankfurt, Germany | Commerzbank Arena
July 19: Lyon, France | Grande Stade
July 23: Lille, France | Stade Lille
July 26: Prague, Czech Republic | Synotip Arena
July 28: Cologne, Germany | Rhein Energie Stadion
July 30: Paris, France | Stade de France
Aug. 2: Berlin, Germany | Olympiastadion
Aug. 5: Warsaw, Poland | PGE Narodowy
Aug. 7: Munich, Germany | Olympiastadion
Aug. 10: Vienna, Austria | Ernst Happel Stadium
Aug. 12: Zurich, Switzerland | Letzigrund Stadion
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