The Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia is hosting “Not Like Us” hip-hop artist Kendrick Lamar on April 29 as part of his Grand National Tour with R&B artist SZA.

The Grand National Tour was announced in early December and has since become one of the most highly anticipated tours of 2025. According to Live Nation, the tour kicks off April 19 in Minnesota and includes stops around the U.S. in states such as Texas, Georgia, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Washington, California and more.

It was announced post Super Bowl halftime, which was performed by Lamar and SZA themselves, that new dates for the tour were added with stops throughout Europe and the United Kingdom.

Pre-sales for tickets happened mid-February, but tickets are still available for purchase through verified resell vendors including Vivid Seats, Seat Geek, StubHub, Viagogo and TicketNetwork.

The cheapest seats to Kendrick Lamar’s Atlanta concert as of Feb. 25:

Tickets for the April 29 show at Mercedes-Benz Stadium are going for as low as $144 (Vivid Seats); $149 (Seat Geek); or $139 (Viagogo).

All Grand National Tour U.S. dates

• Minneapolis, Minnesota (April 19, U.S. Bank Stadium)
• Houston, Texas (April 23, NRG Stadium)
• Arlington, Texas (April 26, AT&T Stadium)
• Atlanta, Georgia (April 29, Mercedes-Benz Stadium)
• Charlotte, North Carolina (May 3, Bank of America Stadium)
• Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (May 5, Lincoln Financial Field)
• East Rutherford, New Jersey (May 8 & 9, MetLife Stadium)
• Foxborough, Massachusetts (May 12, Gillette Stadium)
• Seattle, Washington (May 17, Lumen Field)
• Los Angeles, California (May 21,23 & 24, Sofi Stadium)
• Glendale, Arizona (May 27, State Farm Stadium)
• San Francisco, California (May 29, Oracle Park)
• Las Vegas, Nevada (May 31, Allegiant Stadium)
• St. Louis, Minnesota (June 4, The Dome at America’s Center)
• Chicago, Illinois (June 6, Soldier Field)
• Detroit, Michigan (June 10, Ford Field)

More on Lamar and SZA

Lamar, one of the most acclaimed hip-hop artists of this generation, is known for his unbelievable lyrics, stage presence and, overall, his unmistakable talent. The Compton native is currently #5 in the world on Spotify with over 107 million monthly listeners. Though every album he releases hits its mark, good kid m.A.A.d city, DAMN., and GNX are some of the most notable of his releases.

SZA, born in St. Louis, has become a global icon when it comes to modern music. She first grabbed the attention of listeners with her groundbreaking debut album Ctrl (2017) and by 2022 when her album SOS came out, she was already widely recognized as an influential R&B artist.