Meek Mill is taking his hometown show on the road. The Philadelphia rapper has set a six-city run called Dream Chasers Nights, opening on Tuesday, November 24 with a Meek Mill & Friends night at Xfinity Mobile Arena and closing in Atlanta on December 20.
Tickets for the five newly added cities go on general sale on Friday, October 30 at 10 a.m. local time. Presales opened on Tuesday, October 27, with the artist code DREAMCHASERS and a further Live Nation presale on Thursday, October 29. The Philadelphia date was announced on its own earlier and was already on sale.
The six dates
- Tuesday, November 24: Philadelphia, Xfinity Mobile Arena (Meek Mill & Friends)
- Sunday, November 29: Los Angeles, Hollywood Palladium
- Saturday, December 5: Boston, MGM Music Hall at Fenway
- Friday, December 11: Baltimore, CFG Bank Arena
- Friday, December 18: Chicago, Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom
- Sunday, December 20: Atlanta, Coca-Cola Roxy
The run is presented with Live Nation Urban. No opening acts have been named, and the "Friends" billing in Philadelphia hints at guests without promising any. Treat any names you see floated online as guesses until Meek or the promoter confirms them.
A tight four-week sprint
Do the math on the calendar and this is a short, dense run. From the Philadelphia opener on November 24 to the Atlanta closer on December 20 is 26 days, which works out to one show roughly every five days. The longest break is the six days between Los Angeles and Boston; the shortest is the two days between Chicago and Atlanta to finish.
The rooms are a mix. Philadelphia and Baltimore are arena nights, while Los Angeles, Boston, Chicago and Atlanta are theater-sized halls where a crowd that knows every bar sits much closer to the stage.
Why the date lines up
There is a neat bit of timing in the on-sale day. Meek’s debut studio album, Dreams and Nightmares, came out on October 30, 2012, so the general sale lands exactly 14 years after that record arrived. It opened at number two on the US albums chart with 165,000 copies in its first week, and its intro is still the song his live crowds wait for.
The tour name points back even further, to the Dreamchasers mixtape series he started in 2011. The second installment was downloaded 1.5 million times within six hours of its May 2012 release, and Meek launched his own Dream Chasers Records imprint that October. The label later became a joint venture with Roc Nation in 2019 and has worked with artists including Yung Bleu and Vory.
What he is bringing
The announcement follows his newest single, "Wanna Be Free," with G Herbo, released through Dream Chasers. It is one of three tracks he has put out in 2026, alongside "600 Racks" and "Nightmares To Dreams." This year he also took his annual Dream Chasers Summit back to Temple University in Philadelphia, his first time hosting there in 13 years.
No new album has been announced to go with the dates, so expect a catalog set. His five solo studio albums run from Dreams and Nightmares through Dreams Worth More Than Money, Wins & Losses, Championships and Expensive Pain in 2021, plus Too Good to Be True with Rick Ross in 2023. Two of those, Dreams Worth More Than Money and Championships, debuted at number one.
The first night is Tuesday, November 24 at Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia, and general tickets for the other five cities open at 10 a.m. local time on Friday, October 30.
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Image: Chris Sikich from Philadelphia, USA, CC BY-SA 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons
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