Kendrick Lamar and J. Cole to Storm 2020 with New Albums

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Kendrick Lamar and J. Cole to Storm 2020 with New Albums

Currently J. Cole and Kendrick Lamar new albums drops next year. J. Cole isn’t so busy but his joint album with “Revenge Of The Dreamers III” made him more relevant this year after and also promised new 2019 album. His joint material with Revenge Of The Dreamers III album is quiet on a high note and made its name also on Billboard chart arena.


No Kendrick Lamar’s project this year likewise J. Cole. Since DAMN album was released In 2017, Lamar then decide to stay on sort break upon that he has gotten songs features at least that’s what we are still listening with some other net-worth albums of his own. Same with J. Cole, he announced his 2020 album as The Fall yet there’s more of 2019 J. Cole songsyou can stream.

J. Cole KOD album and Kendrick Lamar’s DAMN are albums we have been streaming with some of other albums behind. They are readying new sperate albums of course 2020 Amahiphop albums will enlist both parties album after new report hinted Kendrick Lamar is returning on 2020 to continue his music career from were he stopped.

The former XXL Freshman has signed on to take his talents overseas for multiple big festivals next year. Kenny is slated to headline Lollapalooza Stockholm (June 28), Longitude Festival in Dublin (July 3), Rock Werchter Festival in Belgium (July 4), NOS Alive Festival in Portugal (July 8) and the WOO HAH! Festival in the Netherlands (July 12).




Many consider this as part of Kendrick Lamar’s 2020 tour after some already knew that’s not U.S trek but some fans are hoping for it. It been almost years Kendrick Lamar dropped his solo DAMN album. Upon his silent over years, Lamar has been embezzling some accolades like a Pulitzer Prize, cultivating the Grammy award-winning Black Panther Soundtrack and logging the longest-charting hip-hop studio album in Billboard history.




Recently, we’ve had signs of activity. He closed out the Day N Night Festival in Las Vegas last month, though some people are convinced it was a stunt double. There are more hopeful stats. Since he released his debut album, the most time Kenny has gone between LPs is three years.

After settling in to becoming a new father over the summer and settling into his huge recently copped $9 million mansion, 2020 may be the year for Mr. Duckworth’s return.

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