NF Announces Fall Headline Tour; Venues Ranging 4,000-7,000-Capacity

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NF does his thing during Channel 955 and 97.9 WJLB “The Big Show” at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit Dec. 28.

Michigan-based rapper NF is taking in a fall headline trek of large venues including The Anthem in Washington, D.C., and Chicago’s Aragon Ballroom with dates into November and his agent saying fans can’t get enough. 

The tour, coming with a new video for the song “Why” being released the same day, kicks off Oct. 2 at Express Live! in Columbus. Other dates include Stage AE in Pittsburgh, the Armory in Minneapolis, Terminal 5 in New York, and Verizon Arena in North Little Rock, Ark., with the final date Nov. 4 at Tulsa’s Brady Theater.

A fan presale starts tomorrow (June 20) at 10 a.m. local time, with a Spotify presale at noon. Support artists are TBA. NF, along with Kyle, are support on the Logic amphitheatre tour that runs into August. 

CAA’s Jeff Krones told Pollstar that NF’s previous “Perception” tour sold out all 78,000 available tickets, with some shows going clean four months in advance. Some markets saw big upgrades, such as his March show in Salt Lake City that moved twice into a 4,000-capacity room and still sold out. 

Overseas he had a similar upgrade, with a London show starting at 250-cap, to 500-cap, to 1,400 to finally 2,500 capacity sold out two months in advance, Krones said.

Krones says NF, real name Nate Feuerstein, keeps his fans excited by consistently feeding them new music.

“He recognizes that to keep touring he needs to keep putting out new music, and it’s working. The fans are just eating it up,” Krones said. “It’s Top 10 on iTunes already overall right now after being out for just a couple days. It sets up the touring really well when you have somebody who’s as engaged as he is.”