As more and more artists start to announce their post-pandemic tours, J. Cole has hopped on the trend to let fans know where he’ll be headed in a few months. Source: Jeff Hahne / Getty Following the release of his latest album, The Off-Season, in May, the rapper revealed he will be heading out on tour … Read moreWe Outside: J. Cole Drops ‘The Off-Season’ Tour Dates With 21 Savage & Morray
Cole and Savage. J.Cole is hitting the road for his The Off-Season Tour with 21 Savage and special guest, Morray. Produced by Live Nation, the tour 17-city tour kicks off on September 24 at FTX Arena in Miami, FL where it will make stops across the U.S. in Atlanta, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Chicago, Oakland and more … Read moreJ.Cole Announces The Off-Season Tour with 21 Savage & Morray
Amen. Morry shares his moment of clarity in his Street Sermon‘s new video. From the confessional booth to a dining table beside his butler, the NC rapper details his vices and overcoming all his wrong doings.
Tainted love. Morray’s leaving for good in the latest music video off his Street Sermon album. In the heartbroken clip, the Fayetteville rapper laments in a room, argues with his ex from a pay phone, and packs up his belongings and rides through the night.
Morray’s on fire. Still hot off the release of his Street Sermons, Morray made his first televised debut on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Thursday (May 13). Bringing the trap to the stage, the Fayetteville, NC rapper performed a medley of “Quicksand” and “Can’t Use Me” in front of a torched car accompanied by a band.
All smiles from the hood. Hot off his Interscope deal, Morray takes it to the “Trenches” for the uplifting tune from his April 28-release, Street Sermons. In the clip, the Fayetteville native details his upbringing and rise to fame from the front of a chapel and showcases the locals from around his way. Home sweet … Read moreMorray “Trenches”