Cardi B is already planning another major tour after completing her first full arena run earlier this year.
During an X Spaces conversation on September 17, the rapper said she expects to launch a “humongous” tour in 2027 and plans to take the show to Europe. The announcement would expand her touring footprint beyond the United States and Canada, where she spent February through April on the Little Miss Drama Tour.
Cardi has not announced cities, venues, dates or ticket information for the 2027 run.
The early announcement comes five months after Little Miss Drama wrapped in Atlanta, giving Cardi a completed arena tour to build on as she develops the next production.
Cardi Is Building a New Team for the 2027 Tour
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Cardi said she and business partner Patientce Foster are assembling people to help develop the next stage of her live show.
“I have been in talks with a couple of people that are helping me with what I got going on,” she said during the Spaces conversation, according to iHeartRadio. “I have so many ideas and so many things are being written.”
She did not reveal a tour name or describe the production, staging or format. It also remains unclear whether Europe would be part of one continuous international itinerary or a separate leg.
The overseas plans would represent a significant change from Little Miss Drama, which remained entirely within the United States and Canada.
Little Miss Drama Grossed More Than $70 Million
Cardi’s first full headlining arena tour played 35 shows across 32 North American cities and sold approximately 453,000 tickets.
Pollstar reported midway through the trek that its first 17 performances had already generated more than $32 million, with average attendance exceeding 12,000 people per show.
By the end of the run, reported grosses had reached roughly $70 million. Touring Data lists 453,043 tickets sold and just over $70 million in revenue across the 35 reported performances.
The tour began February 11 at Acrisure Arena in Palm Desert and concluded in April after two shows in Atlanta. Stops included Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Vancouver, Seattle, New York, Chicago and other major arena markets.
Cardi Has Returned to the Studio
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Cardi told fans during the same September conversation that she is working on additional music following the release of “AH HA,” which arrived earlier this summer.
A studio clip shared around the session showed her sitting with engineers and preparing to begin recording, adding another indication that new material is being developed while the next live production takes shape.
One night after the X Spaces appearance, Cardi performed at the iHeartRadio Music Festival at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. Her September 18 set included “Bodak Yellow,” “WAP,” “Up,” “I Like It,” “Bodega Baddie,” “Pretty & Petty” and “AH HA.”
iHeartRadio reported that she performed nearly a dozen songs during the first night of the festival, which also featured artists including BTS, Ciara, Snoop Dogg, Lainey Wilson and Weezer.