Yung Gravy Brings Joyrider Tour to Silver Spring's Fillmore This November

Yung Gravy is set to headline the Fillmore Silver Spring on November 11, 2026, opening a three-night Mid-Atlantic swing that also stops in Richmond and Norfolk, Virginia. The rapper behind viral hits like Mr. Clean and Betty (Get Money) will bring support act Terror Reid along for the ride, with doors at the Colesville Road venue opening at 7 p.m.

News of the Maryland stop was first reported by DC News Now, which detailed the tour's routing through the region. Tickets are expected to go on sale to the general public at 10 a.m. on Friday, August 28, though fans with earlier access can jump the line: according to TM Presale, a Citi cardmember presale and an artist presale both open Wednesday, August 26 at 10 a.m. EDT, two days ahead of the public sale.

For fans wanting more than a spot on the floor, VIP packages tied to the tour include a sit-down meet-and-greet, a private photo opportunity, exclusive merchandise, and a 10-minute group Q&A with Yung Gravy, according to Ckord, which notes those sessions typically start two hours before doors open. The Fillmore's general admission floor, meanwhile, remains standing-room, so early arrival matters even for fans skipping the upgrade.

A Three-Night Run Through the Region

The Silver Spring show is the opener in a tight regional stretch: Yung Gravy plays Richmond, Virginia on November 12 and Norfolk, Virginia on November 13, with Terror Reid performing at both stops alongside him. That kind of consecutive-night routing through Maryland and Virginia gives DMV-area fans a rare shot at catching the tour twice within a short drive, should they choose to follow it down I-95.

The Fillmore Silver Spring itself has been a fixture of downtown Silver Spring's arts and entertainment district since it opened in September 2011 as a joint venture between Live Nation and Montgomery County, according to Visit Montgomery. The 23,000-square-foot venue at 8656 Colesville Road holds up to 2,000 guests, making it one of the larger concert stops in the immediate DC suburbs.

Who Is Yung Gravy, and Why Now

Born Matthew Raymond Hauri in Rochester, Minnesota in 1996, Yung Gravy started making music on SoundCloud while attending the University of Wisconsin-Madison, according to the Ball State Daily. That DIY start eventually turned into mainstream hits built on distinctive sampling, including Mr. Clean, which flips The Chordettes' Mr. Sandman, and Betty (Get Money), which samples Rick Astley's Never Gonna Give You Up.

Betty (Get Money) became his biggest commercial success, reaching No. 30 on the Billboard Hot 100 and cracking the Top 10 on the Billboard Hot Rap Songs chart after its 2022 release, per Universal Music Canada. That was also the year he first appeared on the Hot 100, per DC News Now's reporting. BMG, his music publisher, lists Mr. Clean, 1 Thot 2 Thot Red Thot Blue Thot, oops featuring Lil Wayne, and Betty (Get Money) among his RIAA Platinum-certified singles.

The tour arrives during a notable business shift for the artist. In April 2026, Yung Gravy signed a new global recordings deal with BMG, his first label change after spending nearly a decade with Republic Records dating back to 2017, BMG announced. The Joyrider Tour follows prior headlining runs including the 2024 Grits & Gravy Tour and the Baby Gravy co-headlining dates he shared with Canadian rapper bbno$.

Meet the Opener: A DJ's Rap Alter Ego

Support act Terror Reid is the rap persona of Tanner Petulla, a San Jose-born DJ and electronic producer better known in dance music circles as Getter, according to Apple Music. Petulla built widespread prominence under the Getter alias before launching the Terror Reid project in 2017, per a Dancing Astronaut report on the persona's origins.

Yung Gravy's online reach underscores why his tour draws large-venue bookings: DC News Now reports he has more than seven million TikTok followers, over two million Instagram followers, and nearly two million YouTube subscribers. With presale access opening this week and the general on-sale following on August 28, DMV fans looking to catch the Joyrider Tour's opening night in Silver Spring won't have long to wait before locking in seats.