HOUSTON – Between Beyoncé's album reveal, to Megan Thee Stallions’ tour announcement, the Houston women are certainly working to bring us the vibes JUST in time for summer.
And what better month to do it in than in Women’s History Month!
On Wednesday, Megan announced that she will be on the road traveling from city to city for her ‘Hot Girl Summer’ tour.
The last time we saw her hit the stage, she was alongside Bey at the Renaissance Tour, performing their hit song Savage.
(If you were there, you know how WILD the crowd went when she hit the stage!)
The Grammy-winning artist, known for her lyrics, beats, and positive attitude, is gearing up to give fans an unforgettable experience in the city that helped shape her career.
As one of the most prominent figures in contemporary rap, Megan has created a devoted following with her empowering anthems and fierce personality.
Throughout her career, Megan has been a vocal advocate for issues such as women’s empowerment, racial justice, and body positivity. By using her platform to amplify marginalized voices and spark meaningful conversations, Megan has become a beacon of hope for fans around the world.
The Texas Southern University alum founded the Pete and Thomas Foundation after both of her parents who passed away. The foundation provides resources “to effect meaningful and positive change in the lives of women and children, senior citizens, and underserved communities in Houston and across the globe.”
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As anticipation builds for the Houston tour stop, tickets are expected to sell out quickly!
She will be releasing specific dates for the tour in about a week.
(But, I’m already looking for an outfit🤷♀️🤣)
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