In the first of two back-to-back shows at Rogers Centre, Lamar and co-headliner SZA found a natural chemistry.

The biggest names in pop, rock, R&B, country, rap, stand-up comedy and more set to visit the area over the next three summer months.

Kendrick Lamar brought the GNX Tour, aka the Drake Hatefest, to Toronto on Thursday night. He had every person in the Rogers ...

Appearing in his first Toronto concert since his ballyhooed beef with hometown pop-rap superstar Drake, Los Angeles rapper ...

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Lamar’s “Grand National Tour” made its 16th stop at Detroit Ford field Tuesday, where the Compton native shared equal billing with St. Louis songstress SZA, who has penned two 5x Platinum albums and ...

SZA’s most recent release, “SOS Deluxe: Lana,” was her reason behind co-headlining the tour, which follows her "SOS Tour" ...

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Shortly after DJ Akdemiks attended Kendrick Lamar's concert in Detroit on June 10, 2025, a video of the podcaster citing a conversation with Dave Free and Anthony Saleh from Lamar's team went viral on ...

Lamar is an avenging angel of destruction with the heart of a healer, writes. A champion willing to war with anyone who doesn’t treat hip-hop with the respect he feels it deserves.