Lil Wayne is set to turn Dickies Arena into Carter country on August 27, when his Tha Carter VI tour rolls into Fort Worth. The stop is part of a run of nearly three dozen new North American dates added for the summer and fall and brings longtime collaborator 2 Chainz as a special guest. Presales for the newly announced shows open Wednesday, with the general on-sale scheduled for Friday at 10 a.m. Local fans can look for a set list packed with Carter-era staples, plus newer tracks from Wayne's recent records.
Show details and lineup
The Fort Worth date is locked in on the official tour schedule at 8 p.m. on August 27, with 2 Chainz joining Wayne on the bill, according to Ticketmaster. The show is part of the broader roadshow branded as "Lil Wayne: 20 Years of Carter Classics," booked into arenas and amphitheaters through the summer and into fall. Fans can expect an arena-scale production that leans into the Carter-era hits while making room for material from Tha Carter VI.
Tickets, presales and early-bird deal
Local reporting notes that a Citi presale starts Wednesday at 10 a.m., followed by an artist presale later that same day, ahead of the public on-sale Friday at 10 a.m., with primary tickets handled through Ticketmaster, per CultureMap Fort Worth. CultureMap Fort Worth also reports that the tour launch features a limited 2-for-$75 "DayOnes" deal for early buyers, using the code "DayOnes," while supplies last. As with most arena shows, standard VIP and add-on packages are expected through the venue and Ticketmaster, and sticking with official sellers remains the safest bet.
Why the run matters
The expanded itinerary builds on Wayne's ongoing Carter-focused push and is framed as a multi-venue celebration of his catalog, as outlined on Live Nation event pages and in the artist's announcements. Live Nation describes the production as a look back at more than 20 years of Carter classics, while Lil Wayne's official notices spell out the wider North American routing. For fans in North Texas who missed his 2025 swing through the region, the Fort Worth date offers another shot at a Carter-heavy show before summer winds down.
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