Issue #1409 (Travis Scott / 2025 Live Special)
The inimitable Travis Scott has had a banner year on his globe-rocking, Live Nation-presented UTOPIA: Circus Maximus Tour, becoming the top hip-hop act on the touring landscape for most of 2024 and breaking a few records in the process; with 1.5m tickets sold, he bests Drake's record for most tickets ever sold on a rap tour. (He’s also crushing with his own record, UTOPIA, on Cactus Jack via Sylvia Rhone’s Epic, which has amassed more than 4.8b global streams on Spotify alone.)
The David Stromberg-managed rap giant, who’s repped for live by Cara Lewis in the U.S. and WME's James Rubin in the rest of the world, wraps up the UTOPIA global cycle in Australia in November. It will be the end of a truly incredible chapter. If only Travis didn’t have to appear on the cover of our circus minimus.
The inimitable Travis Scott has had a banner year on his globe-rocking, Live Nation-presented UTOPIA: Circus Maximus Tour, becoming the top hip-hop act on the touring landscape for most of 2024 and breaking a few records in the process; with 1.5m tickets sold, he bests Drake's record for most tickets ever sold on a rap tour. (He’s also crushing with his own record, UTOPIA, on Cactus Jack via Sylvia Rhone’s Epic, which has amassed more than 4.8b global streams on Spotify alone.)
The David Stromberg-managed rap giant, who’s repped for live by Cara Lewis in the U.S. and WME's James Rubin in the rest of the world, wraps up the UTOPIA global cycle in Australia in November. It will be the end of a truly incredible chapter. If only Travis didn’t have to appear on the cover of our circus minimus.
The inimitable Travis Scott has had a banner year on his globe-rocking, Live Nation-presented UTOPIA: Circus Maximus Tour, becoming the top hip-hop act on the touring landscape for most of 2024 and breaking a few records in the process; with 1.5m tickets sold, he bests Drake's record for most tickets ever sold on a rap tour. (He’s also crushing with his own record, UTOPIA, on Cactus Jack via Sylvia Rhone’s Epic, which has amassed more than 4.8b global streams on Spotify alone.)
The David Stromberg-managed rap giant, who’s repped for live by Cara Lewis in the U.S. and WME's James Rubin in the rest of the world, wraps up the UTOPIA global cycle in Australia in November. It will be the end of a truly incredible chapter. If only Travis didn’t have to appear on the cover of our circus minimus.