Music superstar Lil Nas X is going on his first tour. And for all the ground he's broken already, he joked that he's going to cry on Instagram Live if you don't go.
But scoring tickets might be tough, since the "Old Town Road" singer has chosen relatively small venues rather than massive arenas that he would likely sell out.
The "Montero (Call Me By Your Name)" artist launches the Long Live Montero Tour in Detroit on Sept. 6. He's lined up 14 U.S. and one Canadian stop at relatively small theaters, including a show in Inglewood's 6,000-seat YouTube Theater on Oct. 18. (To compare, downtown L.A.'s Crypto.com Arena has a 20,000-person capacity, and the Rose Bowl in Pasadena can seat more than 90,000.)
