Rihanna’s tour stops at MTS Centre April 18

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Rihanna’s announced her worldwide Anti-World tour Monday, and the blockbuster concert event will make its way to Winnipeg’s MTS Centre on April 18.

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Rihanna’s announced her worldwide Anti-World tour Monday, and the blockbuster concert event will make its way to Winnipeg’s MTS Centre on April 18.

Tickets will go on sale on Dec. 3 at Ticketmaster. Prices have not yet been released by tour organizers.

Rihanna has been one of the most successful musical artists of the 21st century. She’s released seven albums in seven years, sent 13 songs to No. 1 on the charts, selling 54 million albums and 210 million digital tracks around the world along the way.

Jordan Strauss / Invision / Associated Press files Rihanna arrives at the 1st Annual Diamond Ball last year in Los Angeles.
Jordan Strauss / Invision / Associated Press files Rihanna arrives at the 1st Annual Diamond Ball last year in Los Angeles.

American rapper Travis Scott will be opening shows for Rihanna throughout the North American part of the tour.

 

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