Drake is preparing to return to the stage, and this time, he’s thinking internationally.
The Canadian rapper has confirmed plans for a world tour in 2027, suggesting that fans across different countries will have another opportunity to see him perform live.
The announcement came during an interview with Canadian entertainment programme eTalk at the September 15 premiere of his short film Fear of Missing Out, also known as FOMO.
While discussing what comes next in his career, Drake revealed that touring is part of his plans for the coming year.
The rapper didn’t announce a detailed schedule, but he suggested that major performances and other projects are being prepared.
For fans, the news comes after a busy period of music releases and international appearances.
In May 2026, Drake released several projects, including Iceman, Habibti and Maid of Honour, bringing more than 40 new songs to listeners.
His previous touring schedule included the It’s All a Blur Tour across North America, followed by the Anita Max Win Tour in Australia and international performances alongside PartyNextDoor.
Those shows attracted enormous audiences and demonstrated Drake’s continued ability to fill major venues around the world.
A new tour could bring his recent material to the stage while revisiting songs from earlier chapters of his career.
But before fans start preparing their travel plans, there’s an important detail.
Drake hasn’t announced any official 2027 tour dates, venues or ticket-sale information.
It’s also unclear which countries will be included.
And for Moroccan fans wondering whether Casablanca or Rabat could appear on the schedule, there has been no confirmed Moroccan stop.
For now, the rapper has confirmed his intention to tour internationally, but the actual itinerary remains a mystery.
The announcement was first made in September, so this is a recap of an existing plan.
Still, there’s one question that Moroccan fans will probably want answered when the dates finally arrive.
Could Drake bring his next tour to Morocco?
