THE RISING Afrobeats star is set to spend summer 2023 performing for his fans.
After kicking off in May 2023 in India, Rema will travel to various locations throughout North America and Europe as part of his Rave & Roses World Tour II.
How can I get tickets for Rema's tour?
On April 24, 2023, Rema announced the North American and Indian legs of his tour on his Instagram page, @heisrema.
On May 16, he shared additional summer festival dates with his 5.1 million followers.
Fans can purchase tickets via Live Nation through Rema's website or on Ticketmaster.
Where will Rema be performing?
Rema will continue his Rave & Roses World Tour II on May 28, 2023, at the Afro Nation music festival in Miami, Florida.
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His additional tour dates include:
- June 1 at Primavera Sound Barcelona (Barcelona, Spain)
- June 7 at Parque da Cidade (Porto, Portugal)
- June 8 at Primavera Sound Madrid (Madrid, Spain)
- June 9 at Primavera Sound Porto (Porto, Portugal)
- June 24 at Parc de Champagne (Reims, France)
- June 25 at Parc de Champagne (Reims, France)
- June 25 at Solidays 2023 (Paris, France)
- June 28 at the Roskilde Festival (Roskilde, Denmark)
- June 29 at Plaine de la Filhole (Marmande, France)
- June 30 at Ahoy Rotterdam (Rotterdam, Netherlands)
- July 1 at Plaine de la Filhole (Marmande, France)
- July 2 at Plaine de la Filhole (Marmande, France)
- July 4 at Montreux Jazz Festival 2023 (Montreux, Switzerland)
- July 8 at Les Ardentes 2023 (Liège, Belgium)
- July 12 at the Slottsfjell 2023 (Tonsberg, Norway)
- July 13 at the Gurtenfestival (Bern, Switzerland)
- July 16 at the Broccoli City Festival 2023 (Washington, DC)
- July 16 at The Fillmore (Philadelphia, PA)
- July 21 at Citizens House of Blues Boston (Boston, MA)
- July 22 at Coney Island Amphitheater (Brooklyn, NY)
- July 23 at House of Blues Cleveland (Cleveland, OH)
- July 26 at the Tabernacle (Atlanta, Georgia)
- July 26 at the Tabernacle (Atlanta, Georgia)
- July 28 at Bayou Music Center (Houston, TX)
- July 29 at South Side Ballroom (Dallas, TX)
- July 31 at Summit Music Hall (Denver, CO)
- August 2 at Uptown Theater (Minneapolis, MN)
- August 3 at Lollapalooza (Chicago, IL)
- August 5 at the Osheaga Festival (Montreal, Québec)
- August 6 at History (Toronto, Ontario)
- August 8 at Rebel (Toronto, Ontario)
- August 11 at Vogue Theatre (Vancouver, British Columbia)
- August 12 at Neptune Theatre (Seattle, WA)
- August 15 at The Fillmore (San Francisco, CA)
- August 17 at The Wiltern (Los Angeles, CA)
- August 18 at the Lowlands Festival 2023 (Biddinghuizen, Netherlands)
- August 19 at the Pukkelpop Festival (Hasselt, Belgium)
- August 20 at Lowlands (Biddinghuizen, Netherlands)
- August 25 at the Hype Festival (Oberhausen, Germany)
- August 26 at SaSaZu (Prague, Czech Republic)
- August 31 (Tel Aviv, Israel)
- November 14 at The O2 (London, England)
Who is Rema?
Rema — whose real name is Divine Ikubor — was born on May 1, 2000, in Benin City, Nigeria.
The 23-year-old is an Afrobeats and "Afrorave" singer, as well as a rapper.
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He signed with the Nigerian record label Jonzing World — whose parent company is Mavin Records — in 2019.
Rema first found fame through his hit song, Dumebi, which was released in 2020.
His success has since continued to grow, and on March 25, 2022, he released his debut album, Rave & Roses.
In August 2022, he collaborated with Selena Gomez via the remix of his track, Calm Down.
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