Lil Nas X announces 'Long Live Montero' tour and promises to come to Brazil

The American singer Lil Nas X made the announcement of his first tour on social media. The tour titled 'Long Live Montero' pays homage to the rapper's first album and will tour the United States, Europe, Amsterdam and Belgium. Starting in September 2022 in Detroit in the United States and ending in Brussels, Belgium. With no dates for South America, the singer promised on his social media that he would come to Brazil at another time.

Lil Nas X announces the first dates of the “LONG LIVE MONTERO TOUR”!

— The rapper will be arriving in North American and European countries from September. pic.twitter.com/jhQIUycLcp

— Lil Nas X Brazil ⁷⁹ (@LilNasXBrasil) April 26, 2022

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_{Dates were announced on the rapper's social media and replicated by profiles created by fans. (Reproduction/Twitter)}

The announcement was made on the rapper's social media and with a promotional video in which Lil Nas X invites viewers to get to know his universe and participate in this event. The tour promises to feature performances of the rapper's hits, such as Industry Baby, Old Town Road and Montero (Call Me By Your Name) and the songs from his first album and his singles. The singer entered the music world in 2019 with the song Old Town Roadwhich would later feature a remix featuring Billy Ray Cyrus.

With a 3-year career, Lil Nas X has managed to establish himself as one of the most relevant musicians in the world's popular music scene, releasing hit after hit in a short career. Due to his success, his first album featured collaborations with big names in the music scene such as Doja Cat, Megan Thee Stallion, Jack Harlow, Elton John and Miley Cyrus. The album was released on September 17, 2021.

On his social media, the singer always draws attention to his Brazilian fans, responding to profiles from fan communities or news stories. With no date yet set for a performance in Brazil, the singer said on his Twitter that he “will find a way to perform in the country.” Starting on September 9, the tour still has tickets on sale.

Featured photo: Photo released for the 'Long Live Montero Tour'