Drake makes big announcement about new tour

Drake is set to go on a tour. This time, he said, the locations would be in the U.K. and Europe.

The One Dance hitmaker, for the first time in six years, will perform across the pond.

The tour consists of four shows called $ome $pecial $hows. Named after his album, Drizzy is joined by his collaborator PARTYNEXTDOOR.

"For the first time in six years, Drake performing the hits, old and new, across the waters," the announcement read.

The tour will kick off from Britain on July 20 and end in Germany on Sept. 23.

In other news, there is a new update in Drake's legal tussle with his label Universal Music Group after they released Not Like Us, a diss track by Kendrick Lamar.

According to Variety, the group has again filed a new motion to dismiss the Grammy winner's amended lawsuit in court.

“As Drake concedes, Lamar’s Super Bowl performance did not include the lyric that Drake or his associates are ‘certified pedophiles’ (i.e., the alleged ‘Defamatory Material’ that is at the heart of this case)," the label's attorneys stated.

“The focus of Drake’s new claims—that ‘the largest audience for a Super Bowl halftime show ever’ did not hear Lamar call Drake or his crew pedophiles—betrays this case for what it is: Drake’s attack on the commercial and creative success of the rap artist who defeated him, rather than the content of Lamar’s lyrics," the lawyers added.