Popular Brown-owned media brand and music collective Foos Gone Wild is bringing its first-ever headlining tour to El Paso this fall, with a performance scheduled for Friday, Oct. 2, at Lowbrow Palace.
The El Paso concert is part of a 12-city run announced Tuesday following the release of the group’s sophomore album, Welcome to Fooville.
The tour marks a major milestone for the brand, which has grown from a social media phenomenon into a multifaceted entertainment platform blending comedy, music, and Latino cultural storytelling.
Promoted by Live Nation, the tour will make stops across California, Arizona, Texas, Colorado, and Illinois. El Paso will serve as the tour’s only West Texas stop before the group continues on to Denver.
Released on June 4, the album features 16 tracks and has generated strong fan interest with singles including ‘Beamed Up’, ‘Socks Up Lames Down,’ and ‘Keep Ya Socks Up.’
Tickets for the El Paso show will first become available through a Citi cardmember presale beginning Wednesday, June 10, at 10 a.m.
Additional presales will follow throughout the week, with the general public on-sale starting Friday, June 12, at 10 a.m. through LiveNation.com.
Foos Gone Wild, led by the enigmatic Lil MR. E, has become one of the most recognizable digital brands celebrating U.S. Latino culture.
The company generates billions of social media views annually and has expanded its reach into music, fashion, television, film, and animation. The group’s debut album reached Apple’s Top 10 charts, and Lil MR. E became the first Mexican American hip-hop artist to perform at Paris Fashion Week alongside designer Willy Chavarria.
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