Following his return to the United States, veteran Reggae artiste Buju Banton announced on Monday that he will be embarking on a 14-date tour in the country.
Buju was deported back to Jamaica in 2018 after serving seven years for a drug conviction in America. After regaining his US visa, the deejay commenced his two-day Long Walk to Freedom concert in New York City on Saturday.
Following the conclusion of the highly anticipated event, the Destiny singer announced on his Instagram page today that he will be embarking on a multi-date tour. Fans of the ‘Gargamel’ will be able to see him perform across several states in the US in August, September, and November.
Buju will kick off ‘The Overcomer Tour’ in Florida, first performing in Fort Lauderdale on August 23 and then in Tampa on the 25th. The deejay will then perform on the 27th and 30th in Washington, D.C., and Boston, Massachusetts, respectively.
Following his August tour dates, Buju is scheduled to perform in Philadelphia, Hartford, Atlanta, Houston, Dallas, Phoenix, Inglewood, San Jose, and Chicago in September. Buju will then return to New York to perform in Brooklyn at the Barclays Center on November 17.
Following his announcement, fans and supporters of the artiste, such as fellow Reggae singer Gramps Morgan, have shared their excitement and extended congratulations amid his return to America.
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