MSG Goes Weezy: Lil Wayne Drops Tha Carter VI With First-Ever Headlining Show at The Garden
- by Adam Bailey
- in Latest


Lil Wayne is making history in a big way this summer. The five-time Grammy-winning rap icon just announced his first-ever headlining performance at Madison Square Garden, set for Friday, June 6, 2025—and he’s bringing something extra with him: the release of his highly anticipated new album, Tha Carter VI.
The one-night-only event will give fans an exclusive first listen to the album live in the heart of New York City, as Weezy takes over one of the most iconic venues in the world. It's more than just a concert—it's a coronation.
🎟️ Ticket Info
- Artist presales begin Wednesday, April 23
- General on-sale kicks off Friday, April 25 at 10 a.m. (local time) via LiveNation.com
A Legacy in the Making
Tha Carter VI marks the latest chapter in a game-changing series that helped shape the sound of modern hip-hop. From the 6x platinum Tha Carter III to the streaming juggernaut that was Tha Carter V, each installment has defined an era—both for Lil Wayne and for rap at large.
When Tha Carter V dropped in 2018, it not only hit No. 1 on the Billboard 200, but also logged every single track on the Billboard Hot 100—a feat no other artist had pulled off in quite the same way. Fans can expect Tha Carter VI to push even further, and there’s no better place to hear it first than under the bright lights of MSG.
The GOAT at the Garden
It’s hard to believe it’s Wayne’s first solo headlining show at Madison Square Garden, considering his colossal career: over 100 million records sold, 183 Billboard Hot 100 entries, and one of the most respected catalogs in hip-hop. This show is more than just another tour date—it’s a full-circle moment for a living legend.
The Young Money Effect
As the CEO and founder of Young Money Entertainment, Lil Wayne’s legacy doesn’t end with his own records. He launched the careers of Drake and Nicki Minaj, reshaping the entire music landscape in the process. Combine that with a Diamond single (“Lollipop”), an army of awards, and decades of cultural dominance, and you've got one of the most influential figures the genre has ever known.
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