Tame Impala will embark on a headlining tour of North America next spring in continued support of The Slow Rush. The tour features a few scattered festival dates, but runs officially from March 7 when it kicks off in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, to March 23 when it wraps in Nashville, Tennessee.
Tickets for the March 2022 arena shows go on sale on Dec. 10 at 10 a.m. local time. The tour features stops in Toronto, Brooklyn, Boston, Hampton, Asheville, and more.
The tour announcement arrives with a new song, “No Choice”. The previously unreleased track was pulled from the forthcoming The Slow Rush deluxe box set, arriving Feb. 18 via Interscope. The set includes B-sides, like “The Boat I Row,” and remixes of the Grammy-nominated 2020 album, including the pre-album single “Patience” in its original and remixed form, and remixes of The Slow Rush.
“Being a personality onstage, that’s something I’ve been growing into,” Kevin Parker told Rolling Stone in 2019. “Saying fuck it and being that person who can rile up the audience. That’s someone I never saw myself as.”
Tame Impala 2022 Tour Dates
February 27 – Innings Festival (Tempe Beach Park) @ Tempe, AZ
March 3-6 – Okeechobee Music & Arts Festival (Sunshine Grove) @ Okeechobee, FL
March 7 – Petersen Events Center @ Pittsburgh, PA
March 9 – Scotiabank Arena @ Toronto, ON
March 10 – Place Bell @ Montreal, QC
March 12 – Mohegan Sun @ Uncasville, CT
March 14 – Barclays Center @ Brooklyn, NY
March 16 – TD Garden @ Boston, MA
March 18 – Hampton Coliseum @ Hampton, VA
March 19 – Wells Fargo Center @ Philadelphia, PA
March 21 – ExploreAsheville.com Arena @ Asheville, NC
March 22 – ExploreAsheville.com Arena @ Asheville, NC
March 23 – Bridgestone Arena @ Nashville, TN
March 25 – Buku Music + Art Project @ New Orleans, LA
May 22 – Hangout Music Festival @ Gulf Shores, AL
Ken Carson has finally released Cartunez, the deluxe edition of Xperiment, and the project finds him making several bold moves. One of the biggest moments comes on “9 bitches,” his collaboration with ApolloRed1, where Carson appears to directly target Nine Vicious. The tension began after Nine Vicious criticized the Opium label and mentioned its cofounder, Opm Babi. Carson seemingly answers those remarks through the new track, firing back at the polarizing former YSL rapper. He calls out Nine Vicious by name and delivers several harsh lines aimed in his direction. Carson also brings people close to Nine Vicious into the conflict, making it obvious that he is ready for the situation to escalate if Nine decides to respond.
Release Date: August 27, 2026
Genre: Hip-Hop
Album: Cartunez
And I got nine bitches
N***a talk down on the O, we gon' put nine stitches
ARP on me bold, I've been ridin' with it
Pussy bitch, know you a ho, Nine Vicious
