Drake and Migos joint tour has been filled with ups and downs since the announced it. The start date for the "Aubrey & The Three Migos" tour was pushed back by a week and a half due to production issues. Even after they started, a few shows were either postponed or canceled due to production issues. Over the weekend, Drake had to cancel two shows in Miami due to health issues but thankfully, he's back on his feet and ready to head back on the road.
According to TMZ, Drake is currently in New Orleans for the next stop on the "Aubrey & The Three Migos" tour after catching a bad case of the flu this past weekend. Drake is performing at the Smoothie King Center in NOLA tonight.
Drake issued an apology to his Miami fans over the weekend after he revealed that he caught a mysterious sickness that got him "so ill so fast." Drake's symptoms reportedly included a high fever, cold sweats, and the shakes. The rapper had two doctors and a nurse visit him at his Miami hotel. They hooked him up to IV's and other sorts of medication. Drake was reportedly making sure to get extra medical attention this weekend in order to recover because there's a lot of money on the line for this tour.
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