On April 4th, Lil Wayne kicked off his “Welcome To Tha Carter Tour” at The Fillmore music venue in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Weezy has added a number of new tracks to his usual concert setlist, which is great to see. Some of the new additions are: “Money On My Mind“, “Let The Beat Build“, “Hustler Musik“, “BM J.R.“, “Cash Money Millionaires“, “I’m Single“, “Kan’t Nobody“, “Comfortable“, “Mirror“, “Cannon“, “Watch My Shoes“, “Ice Cream Paint Job“, “I’m A Beast“, “Ask Dem Hoes“, “I’m Me“, “Ain’t Gonna Answer“, and “God Did“.

I have included the full setlist for the “Welcome To Tha Carter Tour” after the jump below. You can also check out some footage from the first stop of the tour down below. Are you planning to go to one of the upcoming shows on this tour and see Tunechi perform live?

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Yesterday, Lil Wayne released a compilation on digital streaming services titled I Am Music.

The 18-song project, which has no new songs, celebrates years and years of hits that Tunechi has dropped throughout his music career to date.

Some of these tracks include: “Lollipop” featuring Static Major, “A Milli“, “Right Above It” featuring Drake, “Drop The World” featuring Eminem, “She Will” featuring Drake, “Blunt Blowin“, “Mr. Carter” featuring JAY-Z, and the newly-released “Kant Nobody” featuring DMX.

You can stream the I Am Music playlist on Apple Music and Spotify below. This project arrives a few days before Weezy is due to begin his “Welcome To Tha Carter Tour” on April 4th, so there is a very high chance that these could be the records in his setlist!

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Last Saturday on March 4th, Lil Wayne headlined this year’s Rolling Loud music festival, which took place at the Hollywood Park in Inglewood, California (part of SoFi Stadium).

During his set, Weezy performed “Blunt Blowin’“, “No Worries“, “I’m Goin’ In“, “John“, “Uproar“, “6 Foot, 7 Foot“, “Love Me“, “Mrs. Officer“, “How To Love“, “Every Girl“, “Wasted“, “Swag Surf“, “Kush“, “Rollin’“, “Lollipop“, “Pop That“, “HYFR“, “Drop The World“, “Pop Bottles“, “The Motto“, “Steady Mobbin’“, and “A Milli” live. He even added a few new additions to his usual set list: “Kant Nobody“, “I’m Single” and “D*ck Pleaser“.

Also throughout his set, Tunechi brought out 2 Chainz to perform “Rich As F*ck“, “Duffle Bag Boy” and “Watch Out“, Gudda Gudda to perform “BedRock“, and Nicki Minaj to perform “BedRock“, “High School“, “Super Freaky Girl” and “Truffle Butter” before the DJ ran into sound problems. You can check out a full recap after the jump below!

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Lil Wayne performed live for the 6th annual “Lil Weezyana Fest” at Champions Square’s Bold Sphere Music venue in his hometown of New Orleans, Louisiana on October 29th.

The opening acts for the concert were: Unc & Phew (R.I.P. Takeoff), Babyface Ray, Rob 49, Neno Calvin, and a few of the Young Money artists. During his own set, Tunechi also brought out Cam’ron to perform “Suck It Or Not“, “Oh Boy“, “Dipset Anthem” and “I Really Mean It“, Rick Ross to perform “Hustlin’“, “B.M.F (Blowin’ Money Fast)” and “Aston Martin Music“, and Drake to perform “God’s Plan“, “Nonstop“, “Jimmy Cooks“, and “Knife Talk” live.

You can check out a recap of the full show below, courtesy of Goatnet. If you want to know Weezy‘s full setlist, it went like this: “Blunt Blowin’“, “Tha Mobb“, “Fireman“, “Money On My Mind“, “Go DJ“, “Bring It Back“, “I Miss My Dawgs“, “BM J.R.“, “Cash Money Millionaires“, “Earthquake“, “Best Rapper Alive“, “I’m A DBoy“, “Hustler Musik“, “Got Money“, “Mrs. Officer“, “Comfortable“, “Lollipop“, “Mr. Carter“, “John” and “God Did” with Rozay, “6 Foot 7 Foot“, “Mirror“, “How To Love“, “She Will” and “The Motto” with Drizzy, “Uproar“, “Ride For My N*ggas“, “Rollin’“, “Steady Mobbin’“, and “A Milli“.

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Over the weekend on May 1st, Lil Wayne headlined this year’s Triller Fest at the Miami Marine Stadium in Miami, Florida.

During his 1-hour set, Wayne performed the hits and features that he usually performs live. However, there was one new song that Weezy added to his setlist and that was Jack Harlow’s “What’s Poppin’” remix, which he also mentioned he had been learning the words for it all day.

Tunechi also brought out Gudda Gudda and 2 Chainz during his set, as well as paid tribute to the late DMX, who sadly passed away from a heart attack last month, by recalling their first meet over 20 years ago while on the Cash Money/Ruff Ryders tour. Click here to view pictures from the show and hit the jump to check out Tune‘s full live performance at the 2021 Triller Fest!

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