On November 12th, tickets went on sale for Chicago rapper Saba’s 2022 tour of the UK, EU, and US in support of his upcoming album, Few Good Things. Supporting Saba on this tour are Charlotte rapper Lute, Los Angeles artist Amindi, English rapper/singer/songrwriter ENNY (in the UK), and Dutch-Sudanese R&B singer-songwriter Gaidaa (in the EU). Tickets can be found on sabapivot.com, and the list of dates can be found below!
This tour announcement comes on the heels of Saba’s album announcement for Few Good Things and the release of the lead single “Fearmonger (feat. Daoud).” Though he hasn’t given a release date for Few Good Things, he has noted that it is “coming soon.” In addition to “Fearmonger,” Saba just recently released the next single, “Stop That.” Where “Fearmonger” is influenced by R&B/funk grooves and vocals, “Stop That” sounds more like Saba’s usual sound. Both singles are fantastic, but I’ll admit I’m partial to “Stop That.”
Few Good Things marks Saba’s first full-length LP since 2018’s CARE FOR ME. CARE FOR ME saw Saba “grappling with the aftermath of his cousin John Walt’s 2017 murder.” Unfortunately, Few Good Things is also coming on the heels of a murder. This past August, longtime Saba collaborator and Pivot Gang member Squeak Pivot was shot and killed in Chicago. I commend Saba for finding strength in music and consistently uplifting the memories of those he has lost through his creations, and I hope that those who aren’t aware of Saba’s greatness listen to the two new singles as well as his phenomenal albums, CARE FOR ME and 2016’s Bucket List Project.
In addition to checking out those albums, buy tickets to see Saba on this tour. His live performances are incredible, and they are well worth your time and money. Check out the full itinerary below, and go to a show at sabapivot.com.
Back Home, A Tour by Saba: Europe / U.K. Dates with ENNY(*) and Gaidaa
03-01 Dublin – Academy
03-03 Manchester – Manchester Club Academy*
03-05 London – Forum*
03-07 Birmingham – Institute 2*
03-09 Brussels – Botanique / Orangerie
03-10 Cologne Luxor 03-11 Paris – FVTVR
03-13 Zurich – Dynamo
03-14 Vienna – Grelle Forelle
03-16 Milan – Circolo Magnolia
03-18 Amsterdam – Melkweg Main Hall
03-19 Hamburg – Gruenspan
03-20 Berlin – Yaam
03-22 Copenhagen – Amager Bio
03-23 Oslo – Parkteateret
03-24 Stockholm – Debaser North America Dates with Lute and Amindi
04-11 Phoenix – Van Buren
04-14 Dallas – House of Blues
04-15 Houston – House of Blues
04-16 Austin – Emo’s
04-19 Orlando – Celine
04-20 Atlanta – Centerstage
04-21 Charlotte – Underground
04-22 Pittsburgh – Roxian Theatre
04-25 Brooklyn – Brooklyn Steel
04-27 Washington D.C. – Fillmore
04-28 Philadelphia – TLA
04-29 Boston – Paradise
05-01 Toronto – Phoenix
05-03 Detroit – El Club
05-04 Columbus – Newport Music Hall
05-05 Chicago – Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom
05-06 Minneapolis – First Avenue
05-07 Lawrence – Granada
05-09 Denver – Cervantes
05-12 Seattle – Showbox
05-13 Portland – Crystal
05-15 Vancouver – Vogue
05-19 San Francisco – Regency
05-20 Santa Cruz – Catalyst
05-21 Los Angeles – Novo
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[…] As always, Saba has a wide range of emotion within his work, and the execution on both a lyrical and musical level is incredible. This man does not miss. Check out “Survivor’s Guilt” below, listen to Few Good Things, and let us know what you think! Also, don’t miss Saba on his Back Home Tour. You can find dates here. […]