Cadence Weapon Tour Dates and Upcoming Concerts
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On tour
Yes
Followers
6,474
Category
Rap, Hip Hop
Concerts
Nov
06
Sidestage
Winnipeg
Tickets
Nov
07
The Exchange
Regina
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Nov
08
Amigos Cantina
Saskatoon
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Nov
09
The Starlite Room
Edmonton
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Nov
10
Commonwealth
Calgary
Tickets
Nov
12
Fox Cabaret
Vancouver
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Mar
14
National Arts Centre
Ottawa
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Mar
15
Casa Del Popolo
Montreal
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About Cadence Weapon
Bots and online activists. Tech gentrification and algorithms. Phone addiction and wellness culture. Through his urgent rap anthems, Cadence Weapon captures these dizzying contradictions of modern culture and technology with both precision and irreverence. The Hamilton-based rapper, producer, former poet laureate, and author of Bedroom Rapper (2022) also known as Rollie Pemberton got his musical start while careening through the rap internet as a teenager in Edmonton, Canada. He emerged as an artist who gave voice to issues of systemic inequality and racial disparity, particularly among Canada’s Black communities, with his fifth album Parallel World, which won the 2021 Polaris Prize.
Now, with his sixth studio album, ROLLERCOASTER, arriving April 19 on MNRK Music Group, Pemberton expands his incisive commentary to the sprawling internet—a former utopian playground that’s turned into a capitalist junkyard—to remind users they don’t have to just “go along for the ride,” he says. The impetus for the project was a February 2022 trip to Los Angeles, where Pemberton witnessed technology’s growing influence on society, as seen through the “optimization” of every human interaction and transaction. “I was observing parallels between the fraudulence of certain institutions and the fake news of the internet,” he explains. “With bots and people being willfully false for profit, the internet has led to a total obfuscation of reality.”
The hyperpop and electro-inspired production of ROLLERCOASTER replicates the internet’s “sensory overload.” Its credits include Grandtheft, Jacques Greene, Machinedrum, Cecile Believe, Martyn Bootyspoon, Loraine James, Taydex, Wesley Singerman, myst milano, and Harrison—a combination of tried-and-true Canadian collaborators and “fellow Black weirdos,” as Pemberton puts it. Acoustic interludes from Bartees Strange break up the discord, reminding listeners that they can get back to a more “organic” mindspace, that maybe they should, indeed, touch grass. “He was this siren beckoning you into the album,” Pemberton says, “this mysterious voice that you hear every so often.”
Despite its bleak portrait of today’s digital attention economy, ROLLERCOASTER still fits into a long lineage of Black electronic artists using music to forge Black futures—much like the seminal Detroit techno duo Drexicya, whom Pemberton references on the album. (“On a wave like James Stinson, better pay attention,” he raps on “Lexicon.”) It goes hand-in-hand with his work outside of music, as he frequently uses his platform to shed light on musicians rights and financial realities. He recently spearheaded the #MyMerch campaign with UMAW (Union of Musicians & Allied Workers) and FAC (Featured Artists Coalition), which seeks to eliminate venues taking merch cuts from artists. “I feel I have a responsibility to use my skills to help people and build organizational power for other artists and music workers,” he says. By illuminating the current issues of the world, Pemberton inspires others to join him in the fight for a better one.
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Genres
Rap, Hip Hop
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Cadence Weapon Tour Cities
Ottawa, ON
Montréal, QC
Regina, SK
Vancouver, BC
Saskatoon, SK
Calgary, AB
Winnipeg, MB
Edmonton, AB
Frequently Asked Questions About Cadence Weapon
Concerts & Tour Date Information
Is Cadence Weapon on tour?
Yes, Cadence Weapon is currently on tour. If you’re interested in attending an upcoming
Cadence Weapon concert, make sure to grab your tickets in advance. The Cadence Weapon tour
is scheduled for 8 dates across 8 cities. Get
information on all upcoming tour dates and tickets for 2024-2025 with Hypebot.
How many upcoming tour dates is Cadence Weapon scheduled to play?
Cadence Weapon is scheduled to play 8 shows between 2024-2025. Buy
concert tickets to a nearby show through Hypebot.
When does the Cadence Weapon tour start?
Cadence Weapon’s tour starts Nov 06, 2024 and ends on Mar 15, 2025.
They will play 8 cities; their most recent concert was held in
Winnipeg at Sidestage and their next upcoming concert
will be in Montreal at Casa Del Popolo.
What venues is Cadence Weapon performing at?
As part of the Cadence Weapon tour, Cadence Weapon is scheduled to play across the following
venues and cities:
2024 Tour Dates:
Nov 06 - Winnipeg,
MB @ Sidestage
Nov 07 - Regina,
SK @ The Exchange
Nov 08 - Saskatoon,
SK @ Amigos Cantina
Nov 09 - Edmonton,
AB @ The Starlite Room
Nov 10 - Calgary,
AB @ Commonwealth
Nov 12 - Vancouver,
BC @ Fox Cabaret
2025 Tour Dates:
Mar 14 - Ottawa,
ON @ National Arts Centre
Mar 15 - Montreal,
QC @ Casa Del Popolo