Travis Scott plays “Utopia” album for Houston Astros
Travis Scott fans have been waiting for a very long time now, for his upcoming fifth studio album. This is “Utopia,” as there’s still no official release date for it.
However, Travis recently played the full Utopia album, for the home team Houston Astros. Travis posted a video of himself at Minute Paid Park, as he wants Utopia to finish getting mixed and mastered. He added that the album was played in the team’s locker room, and he had to “get them right” for the game.
Utopia has been discussed since 2021. At the time, it appeared that it would be almost here, after the release of Travis’ “Mafia” and “Escape Plan” singles. However, he encountered a Travis situation, with nine people passing away as a result of injuries sustained at his Astroworld festival, in Houston. “Road To Utopia” Las Vegas residency concerts were also held, last fall.
Travis’ last project came back in August 2018, which was his fourth studio album, “Astroworld.” That contained the diamond-certified and Billboard Hot 100 single, “Sicko Mode,” featuring Drake.
Check out Travis Scott discussing playing his unreleased “Utopia” album for the Houston Astros, below.
Travis Scott played ‘Utopia’ for the Houston Astros 👀 pic.twitter.com/EcI4isYsF9
— Complex Music (@ComplexMusic) May 15, 2023
Travis Scott plays “Utopia” album for Houston Astros
