Concerts

Drake Adds Second Miami Show (First One is Sold Out)

Need more proof that it's Drake's year? The singer/rapper/actor is approaching Lady Gaga status -- just like that diva, he's been almost forced to add a second Miami show after the first sold out quickly. Yes, tickets for his first announced solo performance in town, at the James L. Knight Center...

By Arielle Castillo

August 3, 2010

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Need more proof that it's Drake's year? The singer/rapper/actor is approaching Lady Gaga status -- just like that diva, he's been almost forced to add a second Miami show after the first sold out quickly.

Yes, tickets for his first announced solo performance in town, at the James L. Knight Center on Tuesday, September 21 are all gone -- but don't be bummed if you missed out. The second show is on Monday, September 20 at the same venue, and tickets go on sale Friday, August 6 at 10 a.m. They cost $41.75, $61.75, and $81.75. Log on to livenation.com or call 800-745-3000 to purchase.

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