Little Brother, the iconic North Carolina duo, is bidding adieu to its fans with a final tour called “Curtain Call.”
- Spanning from May to October, this tour covers 12 cities across the U.S., stopping in places like New York and Los Angeles.
- Phonte and Rapper Big Pooh will perform a special show in their home state of North Carolina.
- Tickets for their much-anticipated tour will be available starting April 9.
- The duo expresses contentment, declaring their “mission complete,” as they embark on this farewell journey.
Little Brother, made up of Phonte and Rapper Big Pooh, is gearing up for a heartfelt farewell to fans with their last tour, “Curtain Call.” After years in the hip-hop scene, the duo is ready to part ways formally.
The tour will run from May to October, visiting 12 cities across the United States. Major hotspots include Brooklyn, Los Angeles, Atlanta, and Chicago, among others. Each stop promises to be a memorable experience for fans of the hip-hop duo.
Marking an emotional moment, Phonte and Pooh will perform in Raleigh, North Carolina, on October 24, bringing the tour back home for a special night. This homecoming show will likely be a highlight for both the artists and the audience.
Tickets go on sale on April 9 through their website, opening a gateway for fans to see them live one last time. The anticipation is high as dedicated followers eagerly plan to catch the duo before they bow out.
In an interview, Rapper Big Pooh expressed gratitude for the journey, stating, “We super good. We had a chance to reconcile, come back, and, I believe, put Little Brother to bed the proper way.”
Phonte echoed these sentiments, noting their comeback achievements over the past decade, including a No. 1 record and a documentary film. “Our mission as Little Brother is complete,” he remarked. This sense of completion marks not just an end, but a celebration of their legacy.
After overcoming past tensions and reuniting in 2019, Little Brother released their fifth and final album. This farewell tour stands as both a conclusion and a testament to their enduring impact on fans and hip-hop culture.
Little Brother’s final tour is a celebration of their journey, marking the end of an era with gratitude and unity.
