Offie Mag

Odd Future alumnus Earl Sweatshirt has announced a world tour kicking off this Halloween, and he’s bringing backup. Alongside Detroit and London standouts, the bill spans rising talent from both sides of the Atlantic.

The run spans North America, Europe, and the UK, but the real story here is the support. ZelooperZ, the Detroit rapper with a surrealist streak and ties to Danny Brown’s Bruiser Brigade, sits alongside London’s Jadasea, whose lo-fi, introspective style has long marked him out as one of the UK’s most intriguing underground voices.

They’re joined by Brooklyn’s AKAI SOLO, a dense, poetic lyricist; Pig the Gemini, whose melodic trap energy is pushing Orlando rap into new shapes; and Sideshow, a rapper blending political urgency with soul. Nake Shabazz remains the most enigmatic of the lot - an unknown quantity that fits the DIY spirit of the tour. Together, they represent a new wave of artists building their own lane beyond the major-label system.

It’s a rare chance to see so many independent voices share global stages, amplified by Earl’s platform. For Offie readers, Jadasea’s inclusion stands out - a reminder that the UK’s underground rap scene continues to resonate far beyond its borders.

Earl Sweatshirt’s ‘Live, Laugh, Love’ album is out now, and tickets for the tour are available here.

By Simran Aujla