Anderson .Paak & The Free Nationals: Andy's Beach Club World Tour

Los Angeles artist Anderson .Paak has announced ‘Andy’s Beach Club
World Tour’ on the heels of his recently released Oxnard LP available
now via Aftermath Entertainment, exclusively distributed by 12 Tone
Music, LLC. The tour kicks off February 11th in San Francisco, CA, and
will span 25 cities across the US and Europe, concluding on March 27th
in Vienna, Austria (full tour dates can be found below). Tickets will be
available to the general public this Friday, December 7th at 9am local
time via LiveNation.XX

The release of Oxnard, his third LP and
first on Dr. Dre’s Aftermath Entertainment marked a career high for the
Grammy-nominated artist debuting as the #1 Independent album in the
country according to Billboard as well as debuting at #5 on the Rap
chart, #6 on the Hip Hop/R&B chart and #11 on the Top 200 already
garnering over 100 million streams across all streaming platforms. This
phenomenal album is executive produced by Dr. Dre and features the likes
of hip-hop legends Kendrick Lamar, Snoop Dogg, J. Cole, Q-Tip, and
Pusha T.

.Paak recently threw a free carnival and performance
for residents of his hometown Oxnard, CA the day after the album’s
release, paying homage to his city of origin while simultaneously
pointing to where he's going next. Anderson has undeniably perfected his
sound with Oxnard, wonderfully alchemizing a cross-section of musical
styles as his soulful essence harkens back to some of the most iconic
voices of the seventies, yet embodying a raw uniqueness fully present in
the now.

This past weekend awarded .Paak another benchmark in
his career where he graced the stage of Saturday Night Live, and
performed the albums debut single, "Tints", followed by a performance of
"Who R U?." He'll continue to make the rounds tomorrow with a
conversation on The Daily Show with Trevor Noah, alongside a much more
intimate performance.

“Oxnard” sets street stories, boasting,
raunch and California hip-hop solidarity in tracks that thoroughly
interweave rapping with funky, tuneful neo-soul." - THE NEW YORK TIMES

".Paak seems to be in control, revealing new sounds and layers, serving up a solid (and-then-some) set." - THEASSOCIATED PRESS

"Oxnard exhibits growth in its sonic architecture, especially in the carefully
tailored rhymes, sweeping vocal harmonies, and wigged-out instrumental
passages that give these songs, and the album by extension, the
exhilarating unpredictability of a trip along a winding superhighway."
-VULTURE

“The smoky, silky rasp of Anderson .Paak’s voice boasts a soulfulness beyond his years.” - NPR

“.Paak opens the sonic floodgates for Oxnard.” - ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY