Druski Teases Coulda Fest Tour With New Trailer Featuring Snoop Dogg and Justin Bieber

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Druski has released a new trailer teasing the musicians (and one comedian) who will appear on his upcoming Coulda Fest Tour.

In a short video shared on X, Druski hopped on a group video call with G Herbo, Caleb Pressley, BigXThaPlug, Snoop Dogg, Young M.A., Lil Yachty, Chief Keef, and Soulja Boy. Everyone inquired about when they could perform at Druski’s show while he gave them some direction about what to expect.

“Give me two spots you need me to pop up on,” said Snoop. Druski didn’t confirm a date because he was too busy juggling other conversations. One of those was sternly telling BigXThaPlug that he’ll need to perform with a shirt on — which prompted the rapper to let him know that he’s “gotta pay extra for that.”

In a touching moment, Druski got Soulja Boy and Lil Yachty together after they had previously feuded earlier this year (or at least, Soulja Boy was in a one-sided feud). After Druski asked him if he’s still beefing with Yachty, Soulja Boy called the rapper his “brother” — prompting Lil Yachty to look at him suspiciously.

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As a surprise at the end, Justin Bieber pops up after everyone leaves to ask Druski if he too can perform at a couple of his shows. Since no one’s left, his ask goes unanswered.

Check out the brief trailer below.

Druski’s Coulda Fest Tour begins in Toronto on Sept. 26 and runs until a Dec. 6 show in Atlanta. The comedian originally announced the tour in July.

“[The 2024] Coulda Fest was such a vibe that we had to run it back and switch up the concept — it’s bigger, better and breaking global borders,” Druski said in a statement.

“This won’t be your typical comedy or music tour, it’s going to be a cultural movement full of laughs, great music, and surprise guests,” he added. “I’m always looking to take ideas to the next level, so you never know who else might pop up in your city.”

Tickets for the events went on sale on July 25. Just like its 2024 incarnation, the show will feature comedy sketches and music performances.