
I know I'm not the only one wondering if this nationwide tour means that J. Cole will continue pushing back the release of his still untitled proper debut album. At the same time, though, it's understandable that he and his management want him to remain in the public eye. And what better way to do that than a two-month (mostly) college tour? That's his primary demographic right now, anyway, so this does make sense in a way. But I just can't shake the feeling that his debut won't hit stores until early next year. Here's hoping I'm wrong.
The tour dates are as follows:
10.01 Alabama A&M University: Normal, AL
10.07 Private Location: Hayward, CA
10.08 Rochester Institute of Technology: Rochester, NY
10.09 Greensboro Coliseum, NC A&T Homecoming: Greensboro, NC
10.10 Central Michigan University: Mt. Pleasant, MI
10.12 University of Louisiana: Monroe, LA
10.15 Nichols University: Dudley, MA
10.16 Private Location New Brunswick, NJ
10.17 Penn State University: Behrend Erie, PA
10.21 UNC Pembroke: Pembroke, NC
10.22 Private Location: State College, PA
10.23 SUNY Delhi: Delhi, NY
10.24 Kenne State College: Keene, NH
10.27 The Norva: Norfolk, VA
11.03 Promowest: Columbus, OH
11.04 Madison Theatre Cincinnati, OH
11.05 The Rave: Milwaukee, WI
11.06 Western Michigan University: Kalamazoo, MI
11.08 The Intersection: Grand Rapids, MI
11.09 University of Maine: Orono, ME
11.11 The Granada: Lawrence, KS
11.12 Karma: Minneapolis, MN
11.14 The Sokol: Omaha, NE
11.16 Belly Up: Aspen, CO
11.17 The Fox: Boulder, CO
11.19 Club House: Tempe, AZ
11.20 Key Club: Los Angeles, CA
11.23 Fortune Sound Club: Vancouver, BC
11.24 Neumo’s: Seattle, WA
11.25 Roseland Theatre: Portland, OR
11.26 Voo Doo Lounge: San Jose, CA
11.27 Haze Nightclub: Las Vegas, NV
12.02 Club 77: Hamilton, ON
12.04 Syracuse University: Syracuse, NY
12.05 Highline Ballroom: New York, NY