Polo G Announces "Hall Of Fame" Fall 2021 Tour

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Following the success of his debut album, Polo G announces that he'll be hitting the road for his fall 2021 tour.

Polo G's ready to pop out, once again. The rapper's coming off of the release of his debut album, Hall Of Fame which has been a complete success. With the pandemic slowing down, and more vaccine mandates in place, he's preparing to return to the stage this fall. The rapper took to Instagram where he announced the Hall Of Fame Fall 2021 tour which he promises will be even bigger than the Die A Legend tour.

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"I’m excited to head back out on the road and perform all of these songs for my fans for the first time," he said in a press release. "Die A Legend tour was big but this will be even bigger." 

The tour kicks off in Cincinnati, OH on October 8th  before touching down in cities like San Francisco, L.A. and Washington, D.C. before concluding in Atlanta's The Roxy just before the holiday season begins. He will also be returning to Chicago for his hometown show on Dec. 3rd. Shows will be added so don't sweat if you don't see your city below. 

Check the tour dates below.

Hall of Fame Tour Dates:
 
Oct 8 – Cincinnati, OH – Ovation
Oct 9 –Columbus, OH – Express Live
Oct 15– Norfolk, VA  – ODU Homecoming
Nov 23 – San Francisco, CA – Warfield
Nov 28 – Los Angeles, CA – Novo
Nov 30 – Denver, CO – Mission
Dec 2 – Minneapolis, MN – The Armory
Dec 3 – Chicago, IL – Aragon Ballroom
Dec 6 –Detroit, MI – Fox Theatre
Dec 9 – Washington, DC – Echostage
Dec 17- Jacksonville, FL – Daily’s place
Dec 18- Tampa, FL – MFCU Amphitheatre
Dec 19- Atlanta, GA – The Roxy


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