Rick Ross Is Bringing an Orchestra For His ‘Port of Miami’ 20th Anniversary Tour

Summary

• Rick Ross is celebrating the 20th anniversary of his debut album with a special national tour
• The 17-city trek features accompaniment from the Renaissance Orchestra and the Sainted Trap Choir
• General ticket sales for the highly anticipated black-tie event officially begin on March 13

Miami’s own Rick Ross has officially announced the Port of Miami 20th Anniversary Tour. Celebrating two decades since the release of his groundbreaking 2006 debut album, the Grammy-nominated rapper is elevating his classic catalog with a special live orchestral experience. Trading standard arena setups for a high-society gala aesthetic, the upcoming national trek promises to bring an unprecedented level of luxury and historic grandeur to his foundational hits.

For this milestone celebration, Rick Ross will be joined on stage by the Renaissance Orchestra and the Sainted Trap Choir. Together, they will transform chart-defining records like “Hustlin’” and “Push It” into a grand concert experience, blending raw hip-hop energy with the powerful resonance of a full orchestra and choir. Ross noted in a statement that the tour isn’t just about honoring an album, but rather cementing a legacy and elevating the culture to the absolute highest level.

Spanning 17 major cities across the United States, the tour kicks off on May 29 in his hometown of Miami at the James L. Knight Center. The high-end run will make stops at illustrious venues including Atlanta’s Fox Theatre, New York’s Beacon Theatre, and the Chicago Theatre, before concluding in Charlotte, North Carolina, on August 29. Adding to the elegance of the performances, guests are highly encouraged to attend the shows in formal black-tie attire.

Check out the full list of dates below. The Rick Ross Port of Miami 20th Anniversary Tour tickets drop March 13.

Rick Ross announces the Port of Miami 20th Anniversary Tour, featuring the Renaissance Orchestra and the Sainted Trap Choir. pic.twitter.com/7HOjSHZsyz

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