IF YOU’RE READING THIS IT’S TOO LATE.
DRAKE ADDS SELECT CITY AND FESTIVAL CIRCUIT PERFORMANCES
Line Up Announced for Annual OVO FEST Following Week of Record Sales
Drake will be releasing a collector’s edition of his latest project, a mixtape titled If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late on April 21st, 2015. Without any promo or marketing, Drake continues to dominate the charts with the unannounced project, selling over 774,000 copies in the United States, becoming the first rapper to top Billboard’s Artist 100 charts, and streaming over 140 million times on Spotify. The mixtape’s accompanying short film, titled Jungle, has been viewed over 4 million times.
Drake just revealed his first collaboration between his OVO brand, purveyor Mitchell & Ness, and the NBA's Toronto Raptors,
with a line of limited edition apparel including hoodies,
jerseys, hats and sweatshirts in the signature OVO black and gold.
While Drake continues to serve as Global Ambassador for the Raptors, the
collection became available online at Raptors.com/OVO and
at Real Sports inside Air Canada Centre in Toronto as of March 27. OVO
is also hosting its own pop-up shop on S. La Brea Ave in Los Angeles
through April 30.
Additionally, Drake recently announced his partnership with iconic art auction house Sotheby’s for an exhibition of contemporary works by black American artists on sale at their New York
headquarters from April 28th to June 12th. Drake’s
contribution includes selecting music to view with the art, roughly 20
works by artists including Rashid Johnson, Kara Walker, and Jean-Michel
Basquiat.
Drake
will also be headlining three major festivals, in addition to adding
new concert dates, beginning next month and heading into the summer,
performing for hundreds of thousands of fans, starting
with California’s Coachella on both weekends (Sunday, April 12th and Sunday, April 19th), Houston’s Toyota Center (Sunday, May 24th), Detroit’s The Palace of Auburn Hill (Wednesday, May 27th), Chicago’s
United Center (Friday, May 29th), Montreal’s Bell Centre (Sunday, May 31st), Toronto’s Air Canada Centre (Tuesday, June 2nd), then New York’s Governor’s Ball (Friday, June 5th), followed by the
UK’s Wireless Festival (Friday, July 3rd).
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