The Kid Laroi at Radio City Music Hall

Hailing from Australia, one of the world's hottest rappers and astounding singers just launched his massive debut studio record. Now, he's taking the album for a live spin, announcing the North American leg of "The First Time Tour" kicking off this May. Special guests glaive and Chase Shakur will be joining as the tour's supporting acts. The tour announcement also coincides with the premiere of the man's feature-length documentary "Kids Are Growing Up", directed by Michael Ratner. The young star sure is an inspiration for the youth to dream big and chase every opportunity.

This may be his first full-length album, but Laroi has come a long way with a roster of hits, star-studded collaborations, and a mixtape up his sleeve. Back in 2018, he released his first EP, "14 with a Dream". His major label debut single "Let Her Go" marked the start of his dominance in the scene. In early 2020, his viral hits "Diva" featuring Lil Tecca and "Addison Rae" made rounds on TikTok. He soon conquered the global scene as his fanbase continued to grow. His succeeding hits "Go" in collaboration with Juice Wrld, "So Done", "Without You" with Miley Cyrus, "Paris to Tokyo" with Fivio Foreign, "F*ck You, Goodbye" featuring Machine Gun Kelly, and "Stay" with Justin Bieber marked an era where The Kid LAROI's voice made huge impact.

Now, he's got a full-length album to his name. At 19, he's come a long way, and has become a big inspiration for the youth to dream big with passion at the heart of it all. "The First Time" features his new and fresh hits - "Where Does Your Spirit Go?", "Too Much" with Jungkook and Central Cee, "Bleed", "What's the Move?" featuring Future and Baby Drill, and many more.

"NORTH AMERICA I AM GOING ON TOUR!!!!!!" he wrote on Instagram. "I am so beyond excited to see you guys & give you this new show. it’s been way too long. 🖤"

In an interview with Billboard, the man shared how he's feeling great to be back in the game, releasing new music again. He's also "thrilled to be going on tour again." Looking back at his first tour back in 2022, the 19-year old artist described the experience "that shit was so f–king fun", wondering why some artists dislike touring.

"The cool thing about music and putting stuff out is it’s like a time capsule, right?" he shared. "So, it’s like, ‘Whatever, that’s how I felt at the time.’ And it’s cool that I get to look back, cringe at it, and be proud of the next stuff I’m about to put out."

We're sure you've got his album on repeat since 'the first time it hit the airwaves. Witness his angst and soaring vocals resound as the crowd sings every single word back at his live shows. Book your tickets now!