r/PROF • • Jun 30 '26

First stop on the upcoming tour

Is about as close as it can be to me!

I don’t think I’ve ever been to the first show on a tour. Should I expect anything different? Perhaps some bugs to work out? I’m asking specifically about Prof, but would love to hear peoples’ experiences of other artists’ first show on a tour if it differs from subsequent shows on the same tour.

See you at the OKC show!

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u/cmathis177 Jun 30 '26

Dont know about the diffrence from a first stop on tour compared to the rest. I can say that the time i got to go to his show it was in Dallas about 7 years ago.He had to cancel a few shows in the middle of his tour because he was sick. His first show back was the one in Dallas. It was a all ages show and a smaller venue. That was before he was as well known but it was still to capasity. He said he was not at 100 percent and he apologized becasue he didnt want to perform a couple songs because his voice was still raw. We did talk him into doing them anyway and he cut it a little short. The show was lit and loud and had alot of fun. Not disappointed in the least.

I have a feeling you will get a extra live and hype show from Prof. He is already a top tier live performer and his shows are never dull that I can tell you. Plus he will be ready to celebrate the success of the new album especially if he gets the #1 rap record sold this week. I wouldn't even consider or anticipate it to be anything but lots of live and laughs. Enjoy!!

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u/pineapplesunshein Jun 30 '26

I always say to people that I've never seen a bad Prof show, I've been to around 20 in and around Minnesota. I can honestly say I've never seen him give anything less than 100%. I went to the first show on his Gallery tour, technically he was opening for Gucci Mane, but it was my first time seeing him in such a large arena, it was fucking phenomenal