Jack Harlow Brings His “Monica Tour” to The Anthem Tonight

Jack Harlow performs under warm stage lights during his current “Monica” era.

Jack Harlow's “Monica Tour” reaches The Anthem in Washington tonight, giving Baltimore-area fans a same-day option to see the Louisville rapper's newest album move from headphones to a theater stage. Ticketmaster lists the August 25 concert for 8 p.m. at The Anthem. Availability and entry details can change, so the official event page should be the final check before travel.

The tour is built around “Monica,” Harlow's fourth studio album, released March 13 through Atlantic Records. Live Nation says he wrote the project over the previous year at New York's Electric Lady Studios after moving to the city. That setting fits an album campaign framed as a more deliberate chapter rather than a quick collection assembled between singles.

Tonight's Washington stop also lands in the middle of a North American run that began August 4 in Brooklyn and continues through September 21 in Oakland. The official announcement names stops including Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia, Toronto, Boston, Atlanta, Houston, Denver and Los Angeles. The route places Washington inside a theater-scale stretch designed to keep the performance close enough for the record's details to register.

Fans should not treat unofficial set lists or social clips as guarantees for The Anthem. The verified ticket page supplies the dependable local facts: Tuesday, August 25, The Anthem and an 8 p.m. start. Purchases, accessibility information, bag rules and any day-of changes should be confirmed through the venue and official ticketing channels.

PowerPage's August 21 New Music Friday playlist tracked the strongest new hip-hop and R&B releases in one place. This Power Beat follows what happens next, when a current album campaign reaches the DMV in real time. For listeners deciding whether to make the trip, the story is simple: Jack Harlow is in Washington tonight, and the “Monica” era is now a live show.