Mustard has officially joined Kendrick Lamar and SZA as the first supporting act on their Grand National Tour, which begins later this month.
The tour starts on April 19 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and will travel through major cities, including Houston, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Las Vegas, and Chicago, before ending on June 18 in Landover, Maryland.
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It will also stop in Los Angeles, St. Louis, and Toronto, the hometown of Kendrick’s longtime rival, Drake.
Mustard announced his addition to the lineup on Instagram on April 1. Along with the news, he revealed that Cash App cardholders will have early access to newly released floor seats, which go on sale Wednesday, April 2, at 10 a.m. local time.
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Toronto is expected to be a major talking point on the tour. When SZA appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live! earlier this month, Kimmel noted the two-night stop and asked if she was concerned. She dismissed any worries and avoided mentioning Drake by name.
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Meanwhile, Mustard recently shared his thoughts on Drake’s situation following Kendrick’s release of Not Like Us, a diss track that he helped produce. In an interview with Big Boy, he was asked what Drake should do next.
Mustard avoided speculation but stressed the importance of focusing on music rather than publicity tactics. While he did not directly address Drake, his comments added to the ongoing discussion about the rapper’s response to Kendrick.
Combs has strongly denied all allegations against him. His legal team maintains that these lawsuits lack merit, pointing out that many of them come from anonymous sources who refuse to put their names behind their claims.
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They insist that no amount of accusations will change the fact that Diddy has never engaged in sexual misconduct or human trafficking.
