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Nicki Minaj’s world tour is entering its second round. The rap queen will kick off another leg of her highly anticipated Pink Friday 2 tour in September with Tyga and Bia as opening acts, Minaj announced on Friday (August 16).
The second leg of the tour kicks off in September. Although Minaj’s tour sold out the first time around, she has added more dates to the North American leg, and a select number of resale tickets are available online.
Minaj kicked off her global tour on March 1 in Oakland, California. The tour made stops in Las Vegas, Seattle, Denver, Phoenix, Chicago, Boston, New York and other cities before heading overseas for the European portion, which included the UK, France, Germany and the Netherlands.
Pre-sale of tickets for the first episode of the Pink Friday 2 World Tour began in January for Citi cardholders, while the first round of general ticket sales became available on December 15, 2023. Tickets for the latest tour dates went on sale in May.
Citi cardholders can purchase tour tickets through the Citi Entertainment program. As a cardholder, you have the opportunity to purchase tickets for certified preferred seating at Citientertainment.com.
Fans can also search for tour tickets on ticket sites like StubHub, Vivid Seats (Seat Geek), TicketNetwork, Viagogo and others as they become available (use code BILLBOARD150 to save $150 on tickets $300 or more at TicketNetwork).
Prices vary by city, but passes are available for under $100 from Ticketmaster, StubHub, Vivid Seats, etc. depending on the show date.
Keep in mind, however, that prices increase as demand increases, and GA tickets can cost anywhere from about $65 to over $500. VIP resale tickets are also available.
The Pink Friday 2 “Gag City Reloaded” tour will cover 22 U.S. cities, including Philadelphia, Miami, San Francisco, Las Vegas and three shows in New York (Madison Square Garden, UBS Arena and KeyBank Center). The tour kicks off in Philadelphia on September 4.
