“Little Brother Bids Farewell: What’s Behind Their Emotional ‘Curtain Call’ Tour?”
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Have you ever wondered how the stars align for hip-hop legends? Well, I can tell you this: celestial bodies might be fickle, but one thing is certain—Little Brother has been a consistent force in hip-hop, even if they’ve been a touch underappreciated. Now, before you roll your eyes and say, “Not another nostalgic trip,” hold on. This dynamic duo is about to take us on one last ride with their “Curtain Call: The Final Tour,” kicking off in Baltimore on May 24. It’s like the universe conspired to throw us a celebratory farewell, reminding us that even the toughest constellations have to bow out eventually. So, while we may be shedding a tear or two over the end of an era, the anticipation is electric! Phonte and Big Pooh (and that legendary third wheel, 9th Wonder) still have vibrancy to spare, dropping tracks that burn brighter than any Venus retrograde. And if you’re like me, you’re ready to be a part of this bittersweet symphony, as they remind us why they deserve all the accolades that sometimes slip through the cracks. Fasten your seatbelts—it’s time to celebrate the stellar sounds of Little Brother!
Little Brother might be one of the most under-appreciated hip-hop groups with a killer discography, and that’s if fans don’t give them the flowers they deserve. Fortunately, folks hold Phonte and Big Pooh (plus 9th Wonder) in very high regard, and they will embark on one last ride to celebrate this with fans. The duo announced “Curtain Call: The Final Tour” on Monday (April 7), which will begin on May 24 in Baltimore and end on the Rock The Bells Cruise from Miami to the Bahamas in the last week of October. Most of the tour dates, though, are later in the summer.
Although you probably know Phonte and Big Pooh best for their amazing 2000s work representing North Carolina hip-hop and alternative, melodic rap, Little Brother is still dropping heat now and then. For example, back in September of 2023, they released the “Wish Me Well / Glory Glory” dual offering, which shows they still have a lot of gas in the tank. Even if this is a bittersweet moment for fans, they are very excited to feel this fire in person.
Little Brother’s “Curtain Call: The Final Tour” Dates
Saturday, May 24 – Baltimore, MD – Artscape
Friday, June 27 / Saturday, June 28 – Boston, MA – Bams Fest
Friday, August 1 – New York, NY – Brooklyn Bowl
Saturday, August 2 – Washington, D.C. – The Howard Theatre
Friday, August 8 – Philadelphia, PA – Brooklyn Bowl Philly
Saturday, August 9 – Atlanta, GA – Heaven at Masquerade
Friday, August 29 through Sunday, August 31 – Napa, CA – Blue Note Jazz Festival
Saturday, September 13 – Chicago, IL – The Metro
Friday, September 19 – Seattle, WA – Neumo’s
Saturday, September 20 – Los Angeles, CA – The Fonda Theatre
Friday, October 24 – Raleigh, NC – Lincoln Theatre
Monday, October 27 through Friday, October 31 – Miami, FL to The Bahamas – Rock The Bells Cruise
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