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Danielle Fowler
Russ has explained the ‘hidden’ meaning behind the name of his upcoming tour as tickets continue to sell fast.
Last week, the American rapper announced his Into The Wild 2025 tour, where he will take on some of his biggest venues to date.
Much to the delight of fans, there are plenty of chances to be a part of the crowd too, as he will be heading to the likes of Houston, Chicago, Denver, Boston and NYC.
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The upcoming 'Into The Wild' tour takes its name from his new album Wild, and the 32-year-old has finally revealed the meaning behind the intriguing title.
In a recent Instagram post, Russ shared: "The title Wild represents my evolved perspective on life's inherent unpredictability and the transitional phase between resisting life's challenges and embracing them. It just as easily could've been called The Unknown."
He goes on to explain that since rising to fame, his focus has shifted, as he discovered there was a 'whole world he hasn't explored yet' - his internal one.
"This album isn't about me naively or arrogantly entering the unknown, but confidently proceeding, newly armed with the understanding that both joy and hardship are integral to the journey," he said in the post.
Russ fans have been bowled over by his candidness too, as many took to the Instagram post to thank the singer in the comments section.
One wrote, "Always coming out with music that relates to what I'm going through in my own life! Awakening!"
Another added, "I resonate with what you're saying about the journey being wild, unknown. It reminds me of the yin and yang. You need both chaos and order in your life to flourish and to keep going through both."
New album Wild is expected to launch this week, though a date has yet to be confirmed, so watch this space.
So, where can you buy Russ tour tickets, and how much do they cost? Scroll down now to find out everything you need to know.
General sale has been and gone, but tickets are now available to purchase on the following resale sites: StubHub, Viagogo, and SeatGeek.
For an idea of prices, you’re looking at around $34 for the Atlanta show on Saturday, July 26. As for Las Vegas on Saturday, August 2? We’re talking $50. For those of you based in Illinois, you’ll need to book Thursday, July 10, where tickets start from $34.
Russ is sure to be playing in a city near you, with lots of dates in the calendar this year. The singer will kick things off in Morrison at the Red Rocks Amphitheatre on July 8, with dates in Toronto, New York, and Florida to follow.
Your last chance to see Russ live is at Auburn’s White River Amphitheatre on August 8. You can find a full list of North America tour dates below. See you there?