Drake teases potential 2025 world tour in latest post

Drake fans have been waiting for new music, new tours, and a chance to see the Canadian superstar hit the stage worldwide again. Recently, the rapper shared a nostalgic post that got fans buzzing: a throwback photo of himself looking out over the Sydney Opera House from 2015. The caption? “It’s been like 7 years.” While the math may be slightly off, the message was clear—Drake is ready to hit the road again. Here’s what we know about his potential 2024 world tour, his much-anticipated album with PARTYNEXTDOOR, and what it all means for fans who have been eagerly waiting for new content.

Drake’s Nostalgic Sydney Post: A Hint at His 2024 Tour?

On Monday, Drake took to his Instagram Story and posted a photo of himself looking out at the iconic Sydney Opera House, a moment captured during his 2015 tour. The image was accompanied by the caption “It’s been like 7 years.” While the time frame isn’t entirely accurate—Drake last performed in Sydney in 2015—the sentiment was unmistakable: it’s been far too long since Drizzy performed in Australia, and he’s ready to change that.

For those unfamiliar with Drake’s touring history, his last concert in Australia was in 2015 as part of his “Summer Sixteen” tour. Since then, he’s performed in various cities across the globe, but fans in Australia have been waiting for his return. Could this Instagram post be his way of teasing a major return to Australia in 2024? If so, it would be the first time in nearly a decade that Drake takes the stage in Sydney or anywhere in Australia.

But the post wasn’t just about nostalgia. It sparked excitement about a potential world tour. Could this be Drake’s way of teasing that 2024 is the year he finally takes his international performances back on the road? It certainly seems possible.

Drake’s “No One Likes Us” Tour: Euro 2024 Tease

Back in August 2024, rumors started circulating about a potential international tour titled “No One Likes Us.” The buzz began when blurry photos surfaced showing alleged merchandise bearing the name and a “Euro 2024” tag. Fans immediately started speculating about the possible locations, tour dates, and whether the tour would follow the release of new music. While there hasn’t been an official confirmation yet, the idea of a European leg in 2024 seems likely, especially if the rumored PARTYNEXTDOOR album is scheduled to drop before the end of the year.

The tour title “No One Likes Us” also caught attention, as it’s a phrase that fans associate with both Drake’s frequent online persona and his larger-than-life reputation. If this tour truly materializes, it could include some of the biggest European cities, such as London, Paris, and Berlin, all while keeping the momentum high after the album’s release. Fans from all corners of the globe are waiting eagerly for the official announcement.

PARTYNEXTDOOR Album: The Collaboration We’ve Been Waiting For

Drake and PARTYNEXTDOOR have teased their collaboration for a while now, and it seems like 2024 might finally be the year it drops. Since the two artists have already worked together on several tracks in the past, a full-length joint album is something fans have been dreaming of. There’s been talk about the album since at least 2023, and fans believe it could be released in late 2024, just in time to coincide with Drake’s world tour.

One of the more telling moments came on November 7, 2024, when Drake commented on a PARTYNEXTDOOR Instagram post, writing simply, “THAT TIME.” Fans quickly interpreted this as a hint that the release date for the album was near. It aligns with previous comments from Drake, who hinted at a fall 2024 release.

If the album does drop as expected, it would likely feature a mix of both artists’ signature sounds—Drake’s catchy hooks and introspective lyrics, combined with PARTYNEXTDOOR’s moody, atmospheric production. With the two artists having a strong rapport both professionally and personally, the collaboration could be the perfect soundtrack for an international tour in 2024.

A Worldwide Tour to Erase the Kendrick Lamar Battle?

One of the main reasons why 2024 feels like a pivotal year for Drake is the tension from his ongoing battle with Kendrick Lamar. While there’s no denying Drake’s immense popularity, the competitive nature between him and Kendrick Lamar has been an ongoing narrative in the hip-hop community. Many fans speculate that Drake could be eager to hit the road and perform live in front of large audiences to help reaffirm his dominance in the music industry.

After the release of Scorpion in 2018, and the public back-and-forth between the two artists, Drake’s response to Kendrick’s dominance has been through constant musical releases, collaborations, and headline-grabbing moments. A global tour in 2024 could be the perfect opportunity for Drake to reclaim his position as the go-to rapper for mainstream hits and international appeal, especially following the release of his highly anticipated PARTYNEXTDOOR album.

Moreover, a tour would allow him to focus on the music and the fans, shifting the conversation from rivalry to celebration. With his ability to headline large venues worldwide, Drake could easily dominate arenas across Europe, Asia, and the Americas, drawing massive crowds.

Will 2024 Be the Year Drake Takes the Stage Again?

The clock is ticking for Drake to announce specific dates for a 2024 world tour. As of now, there are no official tour dates, but given how much Drake loves to surprise fans, it’s entirely possible that a last-minute announcement could be on the horizon. However, with only a couple of months left in 2024, there’s pressure on Drake to drop those dates if he intends to tour in the coming year.

It’s also important to remember that Drake is no stranger to pushing back album release dates. Fans still remember when Certified Lover Boy was delayed multiple times before it finally dropped in 2021. If there are any delays with the PARTYNEXTDOOR album or logistical challenges with the tour, fans could end up waiting until 2025 to see the rapper on stage. However, the signs are all pointing to 2024 being the year that Drake returns to the world stage, both with new music and a tour that spans continents.

Fans Eagerly Await the Official Announcement

Fans are undoubtedly eager for both the PARTYNEXTDOOR collaboration and Drake’s return to live performances. The combination of a new album and a world tour would be a win for Drake and his global fanbase. While much is still uncertain, one thing is for sure: Drake’s 2024 plans are shaping up to be massive.

The excitement for the album, the international tour, and the chance to see Drake perform live in cities around the world is already building. The Instagram post from November 11 is just the latest clue in what’s becoming a thrilling year ahead for the rapper. Fans are crossing their fingers that Drake will release more details soon.

What Can Fans Expect From Drake’s 2024 Tour?

Should the 2024 world tour happen as expected, fans can look forward to a show packed with all of Drake’s biggest hits, including songs from his recent albums like Honestly, Nevermind and Her Loss. Additionally, the collaboration with PARTYNEXTDOOR will likely bring new material to the stage, with the two artists performing some of their freshest tracks for their dedicated audiences.

With Drake’s history of delivering unforgettable live performances, fans can expect high-energy shows, an extensive setlist, and possible surprise guest appearances. For anyone who’s seen him perform live, it’s clear that Drake knows how to put on a show, and a global tour in 2024 would be no different.

 2025 Could Be Drake’s Year

Drake has kept fans waiting for new music and international performances, but his recent Instagram post suggests that the wait could soon be over. Whether it’s a world tour, a PARTYNEXTDOOR collaboration album, or both, it’s clear that 2025 has the potential to be a huge year for the rapper.

Fans are eagerly anticipating more details, but for now, all we can do is wait for the official announcements. If the rumors are true, 2024 will be the year Drake makes his long-awaited return to global stages—and the world is ready.