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Vince Staples
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Opening acts: Kenny Mason, Provoker, Ecca Vandal
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- Houston, United StatesBayou Music CenterView details
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- Philadelphia, United StatesFranklin Music HallView details
- Boston, United StatesRoadrunner-BostonView details
- Detroit, United StatesMajestic Theatre-MIView details
- Chicago, United StatesRiviera Theatre- ILView details
- Denver, United StatesFillmore Auditorium (Denver)View details
- Phoenix, United StatesThe Van BurenView details
- San Francisco, United StatesWarfieldView details
Dates Wanderistan tracks for Vince Staples, from ticketing and venue listings — upcoming: 12, past: 1. Vince Staples may play other dates that are not listed here yet, so check the official tour page for the full schedule.
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About Vince Staples
Vince Staples, born Vincent Jamal Staples on July 2, 1993, is an American rapper from Compton, California, now based in Long Beach.
Vince Staples, born Vincent Jamal Staples on July 2, 1993, is an American rapper from Compton, California, now based in Long Beach. He first gained attention around 2010 through associations with Odd Future affiliates before signing to Talib Kweli's Blacksmith Records and releasing the collaborative mixtape Stolen Youth with Mac Miller in 2013. He later signed to No I.D.'s ARTium Recordings under Def Jam.
His music is rooted in West Coast hip-hop with often bleak, conscious lyrical content, layered over production that incorporates avant-garde, dance, and electronic elements. His 2015 debut album, Summertime '06, produced the platinum single "Norf Norf" and established him as a distinctive voice in contemporary rap; 2017's Big Fish Theory earned wide critical acclaim for its experimental production.
Staples continued releasing albums through FM! (2018), Vince Staples (2021), Ramona Park Broke My Heart (2022), and Dark Times (2024), his final release for Def Jam, before moving to Loma Vista Recordings as an independent artist. He won the BET Hip Hop Award for Impact Track in 2014. Beyond music, Staples has acted in films including Dope and White Men Can't Jump and created the Netflix series The Vince Staples Show.