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Baby Tate has the type of indefinable talent that makes describing it inherently limiting. What do you call an artist who can sing good enough to impress Babyface , rap surgically enough to make oral sex lyrics sound like sonnets and is creative enough to turn an EP into a musical of sorts? At any point in time, she has unreleased music that can shock almost anyone, regardless of what genre you prefer.

“I have [an unreleased collaboration] that I know is coming out. It’s on Rapsody’s album. I’m not sure when that’s coming out, but I’m in love with that song. I love that verse. I love Rapsody,” Baby Tate told REVOLT.

In this installment of “Studio Sessions,” Tate explains how her new tour will reflect her latest project Baby Tate Presents – Sexploration: The Musical, how documenting her sexual journey in music can help others and how Babyface gave her one of the greatest compliments you can get. Read below!

You released Baby Tate Presents – Sexploration: The Musical in October 2023, and now you’re on your first headlining tour. When you were making these songs for the EP, how soon after were you thinking of how to translate them to the live show?

I definitely thought about that after the project came out. I’ve been working on an album, and the five songs for the EP are songs that were created during the album process. I didn’t necessarily go in with the idea or intention to create an EP in the first place. But that’s how I felt these five songs would be best received, and I wanted to put something out in 2023.

Once we decided it would be an EP, I started thinking, “Well, what is this EP going to look like? What is this world going to feel like? How can we build this into something fun and creative? It doesn’t feel like five throwaway album tracks. After creating the musical idea, I honestly didn’t think I would be going on tour at all. So, I didn’t start creating what the show would look like until I found out I was going on tour.”

How will the music be reflected in the show?

It’s going to feel very theatrical. It’s going to feel like a fall theater experience. We’re going to separate it into acts, and we’ll have entertainment the entire night. It’s going to feel really fun.

What does Baby Tate need in the studio to make her best music?

I need good energy. Good energy is the best thing to create around. That might be good people. It might be a good smell. I also like to do a little ritual with everyone that I’m creating with where we take a shot before we even start working on something. I’m not quite sure if I’m going to continue that because I’ve been sober for dry January. I might want to continue that for the rest of the year.

I remember when you came out on social media and announced you were bisexual. Now, you’re stating that you are pansexual. Is this EP a way to document your sexual journey and solidify your sexual identity?

Yeah, I think that’s something that I just wanted to document in my life in a general sense. So, it made sense to put it in music, as well. Representation is so important for young people who look like me to have. If I can be out and be proud and be safe while doing so, I don’t see any harm in that, and I actually see that as being a benefit to everyone.

What is your creative process when you’re making music?

I definitely would have to say it differs. I never have the same creative process. But, I do like to finish a song, whether that means it’s just entirely written or I’ll come back and maybe add harmonies and ad-libs. But, for the most part, I like to get everything done when I’m there. I don’t like to waste time. I think the home studio is where I can waste time. But, when I’m outside my house and working with other people, I like being as efficient as possible.

What have you cooked up in your home studio?

I actually made “Grip” at my home studio . There are a few other songs of mine that I’ve done at home and written. I actually recorded “Grip” at home. I recorded that myself and added some production to that song.

What’s a memorable session you’ve been in?

A really funny session was during the Revenge of the Dreamers III sessions. It was a really late night, and there was a lot of tequila drunk by many people (laughs). Cozz was recording, but he was nowhere near the mic. He told the engineer, “Yo, bro, I can’t hear myself.” We told him, “Cozz, the mic is like five feet away from you (laughs).”

I was surprised you didn’t mention your studio session with Babyface. What was that like?

It was honestly shocking. It felt super surreal. I was dealing with a lot of imposter syndrome at that session. I was thinking, “What am I doing here? Why did Babyface ask me to come here and work with him? How does he even know who I am?” It was really comforting and also very affirming when I was recording and doing ad-libs. I was doing ad-lib take after ad-lib take. He kept asking for another and another and another.

He told me something that I still am shocked by. He said, “The last time I felt this way about recording with someone and being so impressed each time they go in the studio was with Whitney Houston .” I said, “Babyface, did you hear what you just said? What are you talking about?” But, it was a really fun session, and I’m super grateful that he thought of me.

You said you were working on a new album. What’s the status of that album?

Musically, it’s almost done. I have to get back in the studio after the tour to finish some things and add some things. But, that’s just the first part. Music has to get created, and then visuals, and then plans, marketing and all types of things. If we’re talking percentages, I’m about 45 percent there.

What’s an unreleased song you’re on that you hope comes out?

I have one that I know is coming out. It’s on Rapsody’s album. I’m not sure when that’s coming out, but I’m in love with that song. I love that verse. I love Rapsody. I’m so grateful that she thought of me to add something to her work. I can’t wait for people to hear it.

Who’s one artist you would love to do a song with?

I would love to make a song with Rihanna . That song would be the c**tiest collab of all time.

What do you have going on 2024?

The album is coming this year; I hope to dive a bit deeper into some of my other talents, such as acting and voice acting. I’m just going to continue making amazing music. I’m going to continue doing amazing shows. You’re going to catch me at festivals, award shows, everywhere. I’m excited.

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Baby Tate’s Inner Theater Kid Jumped Out

Like so many young people, Baby Tate’s doing a mid-20s career change. She’s pivoting to musical theater. The rapper-singer’s latest EP, Baby Tate Presents — Sexploration: The Musical, bowed on October 27, and her visuals live up to the title. She released two musical-inspired videos to accompany the five-track drop, with each one depicting a sexploration. Up first is “Lollipop.” It’s filmed as a stage play about lesbian romance. “How many licks does it take?” Baby Tate coyly asks, introducing the production. “A lot less when it’s just the girls.” Tate and her dancers seesaw in pink two-pieces and sneakers, executing some pop-girl choreography befitting the bubblegum vocoder vocals and dance beat. Pure innocent fun! In her next sexploration, the artist changes the set into a gold curtained cabaret. “Baby Tate presents: a pansexual prance,” she says by way of introduction to the song “Luv Everybody.” The minimal hip-hop track does that thing where rappers name all their lovers: “I got Peter, Mary, Joseph, Paul / Oh my God, I want ’em all,” she counts in the pre-chorus. Baby Tate released lyric videos for the remaining tracks featuring a slideshow of images from the star-studded behind-the-scenes mockumentary about the “musical.” Season 15 Drag Race star Luxx Noir London even makes a cameo. Careers in the arts aren’t dead after all.

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Baby Tate Is ‘Team Kool Aid Pickles’ Plus Other Things We Learned About Her Eating Habits On Tour

Uproxx cover star Baby Tate is currently on her victory lap, having just completed her US tour and a Seth Meyers performance following the release of her latest project, the EP Sexploration: The Musical , a funky and high energy mélange of R&B, pop, drum & bass/club , and hip hop influenced jams. She also adapted the project into a musical of sorts for touring purposes. Vocally speaking, Tate is as adept at riding the beat as a rhymer as she is at creating melodic hooks.

Taking Sexploration on the road, Tate hit major markets like LA, New York City, and Atlanta (her longtime hometown, though she moved to LA recently) and is a self-professed Yelper when it comes to keying in on the right local restaurant gems or hotel delivery moves. A non-beef eater, Tate humbly brags about her elite Yelp exploits on tour, gushes over the amazing vegan sushi and veggie-forward cuisine in LA, and reflects on the dishes she misses from back in Atlanta.

In the interview below, we delve into Baby Tate’s eating and snacking habits on the road, get put onto a few LA spots, and an ATL lobster roll that competes with any nationwide. Oh yeah, and we may have to consider trying Kool-Aid pickles because they are definitely a thing on TikTok.

Let’s get right into it. What snacks or food are on your rider?

I have fruit on my rider. I have hummus and pita and that’s actually it… as far as food goes. I have some ginger shots on there and pineapple juice and a bottle of tequila. But not that much food, just fruit, and hummus.

And is that because you prefer not to be full before you perform, because I know you have choreography and stuff like that? Or do you have a big meal afterward or… what’s your regimen when you’re on tour as far as eating and how you plan around your performance?

Yeah, I actually have somewhat of an unhealthy relationship with eating around shows. I don’t eat that much before I perform. I pretty much eat everything after. So I might not even touch the fruit before I even go on. A lot of times it just sits there.

Yeah, because I was watching your Mind Massage on Fuse and you were talking about late-night snacks and eating celery and hummus and stuff like that. So is that more kind of your flow is before you’re just on empty stomach having tea and things like that and then later on you’ll take care of yourself?

Pretty much, because a lot of the outfits that I wear on tour, I like to look snatched, give the body its bodying. So yeah, I pretty much just am on water and tea.

Got it. And so is there a specific tea that you love or have to have before you perform that is good for your vocals?

Yeah, I absolutely love Throat Coat tea. It really is a nice little coat for your throat, keep it warm and toasty. I like to put a lot of Manuka honey in my tea. Yeah, that’s pretty much it for me.

Now when you’re not touring, do you snack or eat differently? Do you favor more sweet or savory snacks? What’s your regular flow?

I’m definitely more of a savory snacker. I used to be a sweet snacker when I was younger, but that caused me to have a lot of cavities, so I don’t eat sweets like that anymore. But I love pistachios. That’s my favorite snack. I love a good pistachio. Pistachio ice cream is my favorite ice cream. I’m just obsessed with anything pistachios. So I love a good nut.

What else? I love a good chip and dip, whether it’s hummus and pita chips or chips and salsa. That’s my type of vibe. Definitely a savory snacker.

Growing up in Atlanta and now living in LA, who has the better food? Are there different things in each place that you like?

I would say that Atlanta probably has better food options. And I’ve only been living in LA for a year, so I can’t say that I know the full culinary landscape of LA. I have a lot more experience with Atlanta’s food. But there are definitely differences.

I think if you’re a vegetarian or vegan, LA has way better options for you than Atlanta will. And don’t get me wrong, because Atlanta does have some very great vegan and vegetarian food. But there are just more options out here as far as eating healthy.

I know a lot of people that come out here from Atlanta, they’re like, “Where are the wings? Where is the fried chicken? Where is this? Where is that?” But I enjoy all different types of cuisines, so I like [ to eat ] everywhere.

What are a couple of spots in Atlanta and a couple of spots in LA that people should try if they’re visiting either place?

If you’re visiting Atlanta, I would say try BeetleCat, if you like seafood. I find it so sad when people are allergic to seafood because oh my gosh, that’s one of the greatest cuisines that this earth has. But BeetleCat has this really great lobster roll, one of the best.

What else in Atlanta? There are so many restaurants in Atlanta.

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I am kind of bougie when it comes to eating in LA. I really like Katana. I am a big fan of Asian food, so I love Katana.

What do you have to get at Katana?

At Katana, I would say definitely try the crispy rice with tuna. That’s one of the best that I’ve had.

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Okay, very good. And then going back to touring, when you’re traveling, going through the airports and all that kind of stuff, are there things that you like to have on you, snacks or food-wise when you’re on the go? Is there anything that is part of your travel arrangement?

I travel pretty light. I try to keep my snacking to a minimum because most of the time I’m sitting first class so I have a meal. Or I’ll have the regular nuts and Bischoff cookies on Delta. But if I do ever get a little hungry, I definitely like those… I forget what the brand is called, but it’s like a nut and fruit mix type of cluster thing.

I know what you’re talking about – I think it’s called Sahale. And then when you get to your room, wherever your destination is, is there anything you have to have in the room for later on? Is there anything in the minibar that you tend to indulge in?

If the minibar has Pringles, I’m definitely spending a little cash on Pringles. And sometimes if I’m feeling a little fancy, if they’re feeling a little fancy and they have a chocolate-covered nut, like an almond or something, I’m having that.

And then when you’re in the studio working on music and stuff like that, is there anything that you have to have in the studio that helps you unlock creative energy or feel like you have the gusto to do whatever you need to do?

Yeah, I mean I’ve been working on my album with Justin Tranter over at Facet House over the past year. And pretty much every session I have everybody take a shot of some type of whatever your liquor of choice is to just get everybody’s energy up and ready to go. And also have a little moment of camaraderie between all the writers and producers in the room.

We might have a little lunch break at some point. Justin always has some amazing vegan food options. There’s this vegan sushi place out here called Niku, I think it’s called Niku Naku [ Niku Nashi] , or something like that. And it is some of the best sushi that I’ve ever had. And it’s really mind-blowing that it’s not fish. So I love it whenever Justin orders that at the studio.

But other than that, it’s just that shot at the beginning and then we get going.

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And then staying on that topic, if you could be an ambassador for any food or snack brand, just you get to pick, what would it be?

Probably pistachios. Yep. Wonderful Pistachios. Hit me up y’all.

You said you used to really like sugary snacks, do you have anything that’s a guilty pleasure that you try not to eat that frequently? But when you have it, it’s like, “Oh, this is so good.”

Sour Patch Kids used to be my favorite candy. It’s extremely way too sweet for me to eat now, but I might have one or two.

And then what’s your favorite flavor of Sour Patch?

Definitely the blue one. When they came out with that I was like, “Oh yeah!”

What’s something that some people may find gross that you love to eat or have for a snack?

A lot of people don’t like pickles. I love pickles and I also like flavored pickles. I’ve had Kool-Aid flavored pickles and different sweet pickles.

Wait, what? Wait, wait, wait. Go back for a second. What was the first one you said? Clay-flavored pickles?

No, Kool-Aid. Kool-Aid.

Kool-Aid flavored pickles.

That’s a thing?

Yeah, it is.

They’re really good.

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What are some of the other flavored pickles that you’ve come across or tried?

There was this pickle brand that I found on TikTok. I forget the name, but they had a whole bunch of different flavors and I just ordered five of them. They had a ranch-flavored pickle. There was a tropical fruit-flavored pickle.

Oh my gosh.

It was great.

You’re blowing my mind a little bit right now. I guess I got to get on TikTok and see what’s going on over there.

Yeah, there are a lot of different flavored pickles. I know they have that spicy pickle with the chamoy. I’ve never tried that, but I feel like I would really enjoy it.

And then on the flip, is there something that people really like or is popular in food or snacks that you’re like, “That is disgusting. I don’t understand why anybody would eat that?”

I’m not super judgy when it comes to food. I think one thing that I just wouldn’t eat is jerky, like beef jerky or anything like that. I think that’s weird. But I know a lot of people really love it. It’s just not my thing.

And is that because you’re more veggie-forward or just the thought of it is just not appetizing to you?

Both. I grew up not eating meat so I don’t even eat beef at all. But it’s just a weird thought to me just eating dried meat.

Dehydrated fruits and vegetables have become a really big snack category where you can’t really go anywhere without seeing them. Even in bodegas and stuff in New York City, they sell that type of stuff now. Is that something that you’re into as far as the dehydrated and dried stuff? What are some of your favorites?

Yeah, I mean I love a good dehydrated mango. Those are great.

Those are really good.

Also, I don’t know if this counts, but I’m a really big fan of Craisins. So yeah, I love a good dehydrated fruit.

And what about the veggies? Have you tried any of those?

I haven’t. I normally like my veggies to be either raw or cooked. I don’t know if this is necessarily healthy, but it’s something that I really like, wasabi peas. If you like spicy stuff, maybe instead of eating Hot Cheetos, you can try a wasabi pea. Those are really good. What else? I love a good granola bar. You can never go wrong. They have a lot of great flavors. Trying to look at my cabinets right now see what snacks I have.

And also you were talking about cherries in another interview and berries and stuff like that. Are those your favorite fruits? What are some of your favorite fruits to snack on?

I do love snacking on berries. I love cherries so much. I have had to stop buying berries because a lot of times I let them go to waste because there’s so much of them and I’m only one person and I’m not just going to sit and eat a whole thing of blackberries in one sitting, just kind of OD on them.

They go bad quickly too, which is frustrating.

Yeah, they do. So I recommend if you do want to snack on berries, just get one variation at a time. I will buy raspberries and blueberries and blackberries and strawberries and then all of them go bad because I only had one handful of each.

Speaking of combining fruits and stuff, are there any snacks that you combine together that maybe weren’t meant to go together but you really like as a combination?

Interesting. I don’t think I have any mixtures like that. I think the only one is one that my friend showed me. It’s like Hot Cheetos and Smartfood Popcorn. That’s a pretty good combo.

Those are cousins though.

Yes. Normal combo.

One of your songs on your new project is Lollipop. What are some of your favorite lollipops? I know it was probably metaphorical and there’s probably deeper meaning there, but let’s take it literally. What are some of your favorite lollipops?

I love a good Blow Pop. You can never go wrong with a classic. I so really do enjoy Dum-Dums because they’re like short and sweet and you can bite them and not break your teeth off.

So favorite flavor, Blow Pop? Favorite flavor Dum-Dums?

Favorite flavor Blow Pop is definitely, I think they have a strawberry kiwi one. I might be making that up. I feel like the color is pink and green though. Whatever it is, it might be watermelon – whichever one is pink and…. It’s watermelon, yeah. Watermelon Blow Pops, my favorite. And the Dum-Dums, there’s one that’s clear looking. I think it might be pineapple. That’s my favorite.

Traveling around going on tour, I know you were just in New York. I’m sure you’ve been to a lot of other places. What are some places that you’ve traveled that you were really surprised about how good the food was? Or you tried something local that you really liked. Are there any spots that you would recommend others to try out in those places? I know that’s pretty general, but maybe we could start with New York and maybe pick one other city that you really were like, “Oh wow, the food here is really good”?

I don’t think I’m ever surprised by places having good food. I am a Yelp warrior, so I will always find good food wherever I am. I could be in literally the middle of nowhere and I will find somewhere good to eat. But the last time I was in New York, there was this nice restaurant I went to. I do not remember the name of it. It was Spanish food. It wasn’t Mexican, but it was Spanish from Spain.

Yeah, tapas and stuff. It was really good. And just a random part of New York, a really small restaurant. But yeah, I don’t remember the name.

Anywhere else that sticks out through your travels where you’re like, “When I go back there I must go to…” Whatever. Or do you just have so much good food that it’s hard to remember?

Honestly? Yeah, it’s so hard to remember because everywhere I go there’s a good restaurant. I’m picking a good restaurant regardless. I know in Boston there was this one seafood spot that we went to after one of my shows and we had this huge seafood tower and it was religious. I don’t remember what it was called though. It was like a man’s name [ we’re guessing Eddie V’s, which is a premium national chain ].

Okay. Is there anything else that you want to share about your music that’s out or what you have coming up before we jump off?

I have new music coming. I’m working on my album that’s going to be coming out this year. So yeah, I look forward to that.

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Baby Tate's setlist while performing in Washington , DC at “Union Stage” included the following songs:

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• Eenie Meenie
• Sl*t him out
• Freaky Girl
• Hey, Mickey!
• Rainbow Cadillac
• Differences

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• Eenie Meenie
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• Rainbow Cadillac
• Ain't No Love
• Differences
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• Dancing Queen

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Interview: Baby Tate Is Just Getting Started

Scrill Davis

Dropping the “Yung” from her name to reflect her growth and evolution, as an artist and person, 2021 marked a new chapter in the book of Baby Tate . The Georgia-bred, multi-hyphenated artist signed a record deal with Warner Records and in October 2021, she put out her first major label debut single, “Pedi,” a play on the words petty and pedicure, and finds Tate displaying her animated and confident side.

As far as what's to come for Baby Tate , she hasn't even scratched the surface. Next year, she plans to release her first major label studio album. On September 30, the 26-year-old singer, rapper, producer, and songwriter released her 14-track mixtape, Mani/Pedi , the conceptual body of work that pulls together all sides of her disposition.

Then, there’s the other side of duality: “Mani,” a track off the project, that is a take on the words manifestation and manicure, taking on the R&B approach, showcasing her vocal skills.

As a child, Tate showed her abilities at a young age in family reunion talent shows. Singing wasn’t a talent that she wanted to keep to herself. Her mom, Grammy-nominated soul singer, Dionne Farris , didn’t have to push her daughter to take center stage.

“There’s a story that my mom tells — way better than I do, but this one time when I was around the age of four, my uncle was at our house, and Stevie Wonder was playing. I was singing the song and I was performing in front of them. I went and grabbed these two chairs and mom was like ‘what are you doing?’ I’m like ‘I gotta get higher.’ I stood on the chairs like it was a stage and so I think from very young, I was always like this is what I want to do.”

From third grade through high school, Tate attended DeKalb School of the Arts in Atlanta, Georgia, where she was “always deep into the arts” and explored different aspects of music like classical music, songwriting, and production.  She was also a part of the glee club, doing plays and other extracurricular activities.

Like her musical aspirations, Tate's fashion was also influenced by her mother. Be it on stage, on a red carpet, or in a music video, she’s purposely putting her best foot forward with a nice pair of heels on.

“Growing up, my mom was – and still is – so fashionable and unique. So for me, I was always introduced to fashion through her.”

Dating back to her first project, 2015’s ROYGBIV , her releases have been conceptual and intentional. Mani/Pedi is no exception to the creative system, a project she began working on in early 2021. “Mani/Pedi took so many different turns and twists and was so many other things,” she said in an interview with BET.com. “Then around May of 2021 is when I decided ‘okay this is Mani/Pedi, this is what I want to create.”

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Touring with English songwrite r Charli XCX , Tate took a break from working on the project; the tour wrapped up at the end of April 2022.

The visual aspect of the project was still a focus in the midst of touring. With videos like “Ain’t No Love” featuring 2Chainz , “Pedi” and “Dancing Queen,” she showed off her out-of-box creativity. “I’m super colorful, fun, bubbly and I think all of my visuals are the same way. I try to make sure that they’re a clear reflection of me,” she explained.

By being transparent, Tate makes it easier for fans to connect with her. Songs like “Do Better,” “Yasss Queen” and the intro track “Perfect” serve as a personal audio experience that her fanbase can relate to. You can hear her ego meeting her humility.

“Yasss Queen’ and a lot of the songs on Mani/Pedi are very personal and they come from a place of reflection and growth. ‘Yasss Queen’ is just one of those songs on those days where you feel like you’re at your wit's end, just doing all the things that queens have to do and still hold your head up high. It’s kind of like that pat on the back or that adjustment of the crown — you’re doing a good job.”

In the era where the lines are blurred between what’s a mixtape and what’s an album, Tate’s latest offering creates more steam in the mirror. She says Mani/Pedi is just a mixtape and that an album is coming next year.

“I just know my capabilities and I just know the way that I created this, it wasn't in the way of an album. This is also my first project ever with Warner Bros and I just know that when it comes to album time it’s gonna be different. So, I appreciate everyone thinking this is an album, but when the album actually comes it’s gonna be kind of crazy.”

The pieces to her puzzle have always been there, it was just about manifesting the vision. Consider another piece being her collaboration with Babyface , “Don’t Even Think About It,” featured on Babyface’s Girls Night Out album. “The grace of God,” she said, is how the collaboration came together.

“His management reached out to me and they said ‘hey, we want Baby Tate to be on this Babyface album.’ I was like ‘what? Are you sure you called the right person?”

Tate is as humble as she is confident, unapologetically showing the world as much of her through various forms of the arts — be it music, fashion, and even acting (in the future), she’s just getting started.

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Summer Music Festivals 2024:  How to Get Tickets to Summerfest, Lollapalooza, Essence Festival & More

Add these 20 must-see summer festivals to your list, you don't want to miss out on the best music festivals in 2024.

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2024 Summer Music Festivals: Where to Get Tickets

All Your Friends Festival — Fall Out Boy, Billy Talent, Jimmy Eat World, Dashboard Confessional, Plain White T’s, Fefe Dobson, The All-American Rejects, Silverstein, Mayday Parade, Gym Class Heroes and We the Kings, among other artists will be performing. All Your Friends Festival is set to take place at Burl’s Creek in Ontario, Canada from Aug. 24-25. Get your tickets here .

Broccoli City Festival —Megan Thee Stallion, Gunna, PARTYNEXTDOOR, KAYTRANADA, Victoria Monét, Key Glock, Sexyy Red, Teezo Touchdown, Fridayy, Baby Tate and Lil Yachty, and many more artists will be taking on the stage. The  Broccoli City Festival  will be taking place at Audi Field in Washington, D.C., from July 27-28. Get tickets here and here .

Essence Festival — Janet Jackson, Charlie Wilson, SWV, Tank and the Bangas, The Roots, Big Boi, Donell Jones, D-Nice, Ha Sizzle, Lloyd, Teedra Moses, T-Pain, and Usher will be performing. This festival will take place in New Orleans at the Caesars Superdome from July 4–7. Get your tickets here and here .

Faster Horses Festival — The lineup includes Jelly Roll, Lainey Wilson, HARDY, Cody Johnson, Old Dominion, Riley Green, Tyler Hubbard, Ashley Cooke, and many more. The Faster Horses Festival will take place at the Irish Hills of Brooklyn, Michigan, and will run from July 19-21. Get your tickets here and here .

Four Chord Music Fest — This festival will take place at Carrie Furnace in Pittsburgh from June 22-23. Featuring performances from Something Corporate, The Story So Far, Senses Fail, State Champs, Motion City Soundtrack and more. Get your tickets here and here .

Global Citizen Festival — This festival will take place in New York at the Great Lawn of Central Park on Sept. 28. Get tickets here and here and earn free tickets here . Post Malone, Doja Cat, Jelly Roll and Rauw Alejandro headline the event.

LadyLand Festival — Celebrate Pride Month at the LadyLand Festival which will take place Under the K Bridge Park in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, on June 28-29. Get ready to see performances from Tinashe, Arca, Tokischa, Bob the Drag Queen, Julia Fox, Rahim C. Redcar, Countess Luann de Lesseps, Slayyyter,  Baby Tate, Kandy Muse and more. Snag your tickets here and here .

Lollapalooza Festival — SZA, Tyler, the Creator, Blink-182, The Killers, Future x Metro Boomin, Hozier, Stray Kids , Melanie Martinez, Skrillex, Tate McRae, Conan Gray, Reneé Rapp, Kesha, Victoria Monét, Sexyy Red, Teddy Swims, Megan Moroney, RAYE, Tyla, FLO and other artists take the stage. The festival will take place at Grant Park in Chicago from Aug. 1-4. Get your tickets here and here .

Minnesota Yacht Club Festival — Gwen Stefani, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Alanis Morissette, The Black Crowes, Joan Jett & The Blackhearts, The Head and the Heart, Morgan Wade, The Offspring, Hippo Campus and Gary Clark Jr., and many more will be performing at the Minnesota Yacht Club Festival . The festival will take place at the Harriet Island Regional Park in Saint Paul, MN, from July 19-20. Get your tickets here .

Mosswood Meltdown Festival — B-52s, The Mummies, Redd Kross, Pure Hell, Hunx & His Punx, Big Freedia and more artists will be taking on the stage at the  Mosswood Meltdown Festival . The festival takes place at Mosswood Park in Oakland, California, July 6-7. Get tickets h e re and here .

Music at the Intersection Festival — The festival includes performances from Black Pumas, Big Boi, Lettuce, Chingy, Chaka Khan, Trombone Shorty, Esperanza Spalding, Samara Joy, Jordan Ward, Cimafunk and Lady Wray. The  Music at the Intersection Festival  takes place from Sept. 14-15 at the Grand Center Arts District of St. Louis, Missouri. Get your tickets here .

Palm Tree Music Festival — Catch the Swedish House Mafia, Kygo, Sofi Tukker, Purple Disco Machine, and more in Hamptons, New York on June 22. The festival will also head to Lake Tahoe on July 12, featuring performances by Gryffin and Disco Lines. Get tickets here and here .

Pitchfork Music Festival — Performers include Black Pumas, Jamie xx and Alanis Morrissette, Jai Paul, 100 Gecs, Carly Rae Jepsen, Jessie Ware, Brittany Howard, MUNA, Tkay Maidza and Grandmaster Flash. Pitchfork Music Festival  will be taking place at Union Park in Chicago from July 19-21. Get your tickets here and here .

Rocklahoma Festival — Performers include Avenged Sevenfold, Disturbed and Slipknot, Evanescence, A Day to Remember, Lamb of God, Halestorm, Skillet, Mastodon and more. The Rocklahoma Festival will take place at Rockin Red Dirt Ranch in Pryor and run from Aug. 30 to Sept. 1. Get your tickets here and here .

Summerfest — Summerfest has returned! SZA, Goo Goo Dolls, Kane Brown, Maroon 5, Tyler Childers, Keith Urban, AJR, Lil Uzi Vert, Lily Rose, MUNA, Carly Rae Jepsen, Chase Rice, Amy Grant, Lil Yachty, Mötley Crüe, and more will take on the stage. The festival will be held for three weekends — June 20-22, June 27-29 and July 4-6, 2024. Get your tickets here and here .

Watershed Music Festival — The Watershed Music Festival  will feature performances from Luke Bryan, HARDY, Old Dominion, Riley Green, Cole Swindwell, Koe Wetzel, Dylan Scott, Brian Kelley, Maddie & Tae and more. The festival will take place at Gorge Amphitheater in George, Washington from Aug. 2-4. Get tickets here and here .

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Here's the latest Lollapalooza 2024 line-up

Tyler the Creator won't take the stage at Lollapalooza in Chicago this year, the festival says.

In a post shared on June 20, the festival said the rapper will instead be replaced with another act: Megan Thee Stallion.

"Hot girl summer in Chicago," the festival captioned the post. "Unfortunately, Tyler, the Creator will not be able to perform this year. See  @theestallion  headline Lolla on Thursday, August 1st!"

Also slated to perform this summer are Blink-182, SZA and the Killers.

The annual festival's organizers announced the event's full star-studded lineup on March 19. Six days later, organizers shared the event's day-by-day lineup .

The four-day festival takes place Aug. 1-4 in Grant Park and will also feature headlining sets by Hozier, Stray Kids, Melanie Martinez, Future X Metro Boomin and Skrillex. More than 150 other acts will also perform across eight stages during the festival.

Here's what we know about Lollapalooza 2024.

Who is performing at Lollapalooza 2024?

The 2024 Lollapalooza headliners are Blink-182, SZA, the Killers, Megan Thee Stallion, Hozier, Future X Metro Boomin, Stray Kids, Melanie Martinez and Skrillex.

Other big names on the roster include "Mean Girls" star Reneé Rapp , Kesha , the Deftones, Tate McRae , Cults and Brandi Cyrus.

The festival's lineup features more than 170 acts from around the world performing across eight stages.

On which days will the festival's headliners perform?

Megan Thee Stallion, and Hozier kick off Lollapalooza as headliners on Thursday, Aug. 1.

SZA and the Stray Kids will headline on Friday, Aug. 2.

The Killers and Future X Metro Boomin headline the festival on Saturday, Aug. 3, with Skrillex also treating fans to a performance on that night.

Blink-182 and Melanie Martinez will headline the festival's final day on Sunday, Aug. 4.

When and where will the festival happen?

Lollapalooza 2024 will take place Aug. 1-4 in Chicago's Grant Park.

How can I get Lollapalooza tickets?

One- and two-day tickets for Lollapalooza go on sale at 12 p.m. CT on March 26 at lollapalooza.com/tickets .

Prices for four-day general admission tickets, which previously went on sale on March 21, will increase on March 26.

General admission+, VIP and platinum tickets also went on sale on March 21.

Gina Vivinetto is a writer for TODAY.com.

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