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North West’s Summer Smash Hit: 13-Year-Old Rapper Hits the Road with Molly Santana

TrueCelebz Quick Take:

From Festival Stages to Tour Buses

North West is officially trading her summer break for a summer of beats, announcing her debut co-headlining tour with rapper Molly Santana.

The "Molly x North Kimokawaii Tour" kicks off in Dallas on August 5 and wraps up in Los Angeles on August 27, hitting 14 cities including New York, Chicago, and Toronto.

This big announcement comes just days after the 13-year-old made her solo music festival debut at Lyrical Lemonade's Summer Smash in Illinois.

She also previously joined Santana on stage at Rolling Loud in Orlando, proving she’s already comfortable in the festival spotlight.

The Music and The Family Support

North’s musical journey is clearly gaining momentum, especially following the May 1 release of her debut EP, N0rth4evr.

Fans can catch the visual vibe of her latest work in the North West - #N0rth4evr (Official Music Video) by NorthWestVEVO, which complements the energy she brings to her live performances.

Her parents have been quick to show their pride, with Kim Kardashian sharing backstage passes and Kanye West reposting clips of their 2024 collaboration, "TALKING."

It’s a proud moment for the family, as North continues to build her own artistic identity alongside her older siblings Saint, Chicago, and Psalm.

Get Your Tickets Ready

If you want to see the "PIERCING ON MY HAND" rapper live, you’ll need to act fast as tickets are moving quickly.

Artist presale begins on Wednesday, June 17, at 10 a.m. local time, with general tickets going on sale two days later.

From her punk-inspired pink and blue tour posters to her head-to-toe Balenciaga stage looks, North is bringing a fresh aesthetic to the concert circuit.

Here’s to hoping the tour is as smooth as her flow and as energetic as her new EP promises.

Sources: people.com usatoday.com eonline.com justjared.com consequence.net

By TrueCelebz · Jun 19, 2026 · 81 views

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