Lil Wayne at Lakeview Amphitheater

Tha Carter VI Tour: Built on 20+ Years of Carter Classics

Upstate NY, are you ready? Because Lil Wayne is pulling up to Lakeview Amphitheater in Syracuse on Thursday, August 8th this summer - and this is the kind of night we’ll be talking about for years. This summer, Weezy is out on his 2025 Tha Carter VI Tour, and now that the album is finally out in the world — we can officially say it: he’s done it again. Wayne isn’t just reliving the past — he’s setting a whole new bar in 2025. Wayne is on a domination tour that is going to be hitting EVERYWHERE this summer - and quite honestly we’re just glad we have a place to see him along the way. Wayne will also be going to Paycom Center in OKC, The Kia Center in Orlando, The Dos Equis in Dallas, L.A.’s Crypto Arena, and of course - right here at the Lakeview Amphitheater in Syracuse. So whether you’re posted up on the lawn or front and center in the pit — this is your moment to be part of rap history in motion. It’s going to be gritty, nostalgic, futuristic, and absolutely unmissable.

Tha Carter VI dropped just a few weeks ago and it's already got fans buzzing and critics bowing. Packed with dense bars, unpredictable flows, insane features, and more quotables than we can count — it's everything you'd want from a new Wayne era. It’s got that Dedication-era hunger with Carter III-level polish. And now we get to hear it live and in person — right here at home in Syracuse. Whether you were blasting Go DJ from a flip phone or caught your first taste of Wayne in his No Ceilings era, this show is for the true fans — the ride-or-dies who know every punchline, every beat flip, every drop. From his early Hot Boys days all the way through putting on giants like Drake and Nicki, Wayne has been the blueprint. And now he’s coming through Lakeview, ready to show out and remind everybody that the throne was never empty.

Get your tickets locked in, bring the crew, and we’ll see you August 8th under the Syracuse summer sky. This one’s for the Carter fans, the mixtape heads, and anyone who still believes in real rap. Let’s get it family!