Drake has revealed plans for a new tour in 2027, following the release of his surrealistic film FOMO. The film, which dropped in August 2026, was teased throughout the summer with cryptic messages and lifestyle vignettes that included a $150,000 Iron Man suit and collaborations with Don Toliver, Sexyy Red, and Ella Langley. In a Q&A with CTV’s etalk, Drake confirmed he would be touring in 2027, saying, “Obviously [a] tour is coming and there’s other things on the horizon. Some big shows.”

Drake’s FOMO Film and 2027 Tour Plans

The FOMO project, which Drake described as “a self-funded surrealism,” features scenes of the rapper dancing through his mansion, driving a lime green boat along the Toronto skyline, and sharing a chat with his mother, Sandra “Icemom” Graham. The film includes snippets of new music and reflects Drake’s philosophy on making the most of life in one summer; he also emphasized, “Nobody is coming to save you. You must use each day to decipher who you love and trust and march forward with them.”

Drake’s last major tour, the It’s All a Blur Tour, ran from July 2023 to April 2024, featuring J. Cole and 21 Savage. In 2025, he performed in Australia and Europe, including a co-headlining series with PartyNextDoor; With his 2027 tour announcement, fans can expect another global leg of performances, continuing his pattern of large-scale, high-energy shows.

Kendrick Lamar’s Big Steppers Tour Breaks Drake’s Record

Meanwhile, Kendrick Lamar has officially surpassed Drake in tour earnings; the Big Steppers Tour, launched in July 2022 after the release of his fifth album, generated $110.9 million in total revenue, according to Touring Data. This figure comes from 929,000 tickets sold across 73 shows; the tour outperformed Drake’s Aubrey & The Three Migos Tour, which earned $100 million in total.

Kendrick Lamar’s tour now ranks as the highest-grossing hip-hop tour ever, with Drake’s Aubrey & The Three Migos Tour in second place, though other notable hip-hop tours include Drake and Future’s Summer Sixteen Tour, Kanye West and Jay-Z’s Watch the Throne Tour, and Travis Scott’s Astroworld Tour. Kendrick Lamar’s gira, led by pgLang, included North American, European, and Oceania legs, with Helen Mirren as a guest narrator.

Drake’s 2026 Projects and Collaborations

Drake’s 2026 was marked by multiple high-profile releases, including three albums,Iceman, Maid of Honor, and Habibti— with a massive ice ziggurat in Toronto, but In May 2026, he became the first artist to hold the top three spots on the Billboard 200 simultaneously. His FOMO project continued the momentum, blending music, visuals, and lifestyle content into one cohesive experience.

Drake also collaborated with rising country singer Drake Milligan, who is set to launch on the Tumbleweed World Tour in 2026 — Milligan, who drew inspiration from George Strait and Elvis Presley, has gained international attention with more than 230 million streams globally. He will perform in Berlin in March 2026 and return for three shows in Germany in September 2026 as part of his world tour.

As the hip-hop and music industries continue to evolve, both Drake and Kendrick Lamar remain at the forefront, each pushing new creative and financial benchmarks. With a 2027 tour on the horizon, Drake aims to continue his global dominance while honoring his legacy as one of the genre’s most influential figures.