21 Savage at Toyota Pavilion at Concord

21 Savage will play in thirty cities during the "American Dream" tour's North American leg. The tour begins on May 1 in Vancouver, British Columbia. The second California performance is scheduled for May 7 at Los Angeles' Kia Forum. June 15 is set aside as the last day of the tour in Atlanta, the hometown of 21 Savage.

American Dream, 21 Savage's third solo album, is a collection of 15 songs featuring collaborations with Doja Cat, Young Thug, Travis Scott, Summer Walker, Brent Faiyaz, Burna Boy, and other artists. At No. 1 on the Billboard 200, the album sold 133,000 album-equivalent units upon its launch. Additionally, the project peaked at the top of the charts in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Norway, Portugal, and Switzerland.

In this tour, 21 Savage will be joined by guests J.I.D., Nardo Wick, and 21 Lil Harold.

The rapper’s career has been skyrocketing. Prior to the release of his third solo album, in 2023, 21 Savage accompanied Drake on the lucrative "It's All A Blur Tour." As REVOLT previously revealed, 21 Savage's attendance at the Toronto stop of the tour—which included live performances of songs from their commercially successful Her Loss project—marked his first time outside of the country since his widely reported ICE arrest in 2019. He subsequently proceeded with his most recent international tour, visiting several cities in Europe, including London, the city of his birth.

About the Venue

Concord, California is home to the Toyota Pavilion at Concord, a former name for Concord Pavilion. The Pavilion, which was first known as the Concord Pavilion and has a capacity of 12,500 people, is owned by the City of Concord and run by Live Nation. It is utilized for local high school graduations, concerts, and community events (such as an annual jazz festival).

SUBJECT TO CHANGE: Small digital cameras, disposable cameras, and camera phones are all permitted under usual venue policy. Professional cameras only—those with removable lenses—will not be permitted entry. The camera will be deemed a professional camera and will not be permitted entry if the lens zooms out of the device by more than one inch. Please check back for the exhibition you want to attend to make sure that we will be allowing cameras inside, as some artists do not accept them.