The setlist for the next concert features live songs from the following albums:
Based on the average Setlist, Wale will perform live for about 1:31.
Here is the probable setlist inspired by recent concerts (23% probability):
Bad
Clappers
That Way
On Chill
Diced Pineapples
(Rick Ross feat. Wale & Drake cover)
My PYT
Blanco
Ambition
The Need to Know
Poke It Out
Pretty Girls
Lonely
The Matrimony
No Hands
(Waka Flocka Flame cover)
Lotus Flower Bomb
Born in Washington, D.C., USA, Wale is a rapper who gained fame with his song "Dig Dug (Shake It)" in 2006. Wale's debut album is called "Attention Deficit" and was released in 2008. Two years later, the rapper gained more popularity with the song "No Hands," and after being signed by Rick Ross' music group. Wale is a huge fan of the Washington Commanders and loves wrestling, which he is always referencing in his songs. Wale has also escorted wrestlers like The Street Profits and Big E to the ring.
Wale moved to Maryland when he was 10 years old, throughout many struggles and a tough childhood, Wale released his first track, called "Rhyme of the Century," which came just before the boom of "Dig Dug (Shake It)," which instantly became a huge hit in Washington, D.C.
By 2007, Wale released the single "Good Girls" and embarked on a journey towards fame. He then headlined tours in the UK and signed to a major record label. Wale's third mixtape, "100 Miles & Running," featured collaborations with artists like Amy Winehouse and Lily Allen.
Two years later, Wale released his official debut album, named "Attention Deficit," even though the album had low sales, overall album did pretty well on the charts and received positive reviews from critics. The album featured some big and influential names from the music industry, from artists like Pharrell Williams and Lady GaGa.
After switching to a new record label in 2018, Wale released a surprise EP called "It's Complicated." The rapper then signed to a major record label.
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