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Pitchfork reports that 2Hollis has mapped out a 2027 tour spanning North America and Europe, with the rapper-producer routing through both continents across the winter and spring months. The scheduling choice covers two full seasons, suggesting either a substantial run of dates or a deliberately paced itinerary that accounts for the logistical demands of cross-continental production.
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