Drake is taking his talents to Harlem, New York with a show at the legendary Apollo Theater.
via: Page Six
Drake announced he’ll be taking the iconic Apollo Theater stage in Harlem on Nov. 11 for a special concert in partnership with SiriusXM.
It will mark the “God’s Plan” hitmaker’s first time performing at the storied venue.
The 4-time Grammy Award winner shared a snap of the official poster for “SiriusXM’s Small Stage Series” on his Instagram Tuesday night.
Concertgoers are in for an intimate and exclusive setting with the Canadian rapper. The Apollo can hold up to about 1,500 people and the show is likely to become the hottest ticket in town.
Fans are able to enter for a chance to score tickets by scanning the QR code on SiriusXM’s website. Drake revealed fans can enter to win tickets to the show by scanning the QR code on SiriusXM’s website.
Fans will then have until 11 p.m. on Oct. 26 to tune into SiriusXM’s Sound 42 to secure their tickets.
Sound 42, described as a 24-hour “radio experience reflecting his interests in music and culture from all walks of life,” on its website, was launched by Drake in 2021.
The building, which is listed as an NYC landmark, has seen an array of music’s biggest names take to its stage over the years, including Lady Gaga, Paul McCartney, Bruce Springsteen, U2, Pearl Jam, and Red Hot Chili Peppers.
