BossMan Dlow arrives at the Palace Theatre on Saturday, August 1, at a specific and readable point in a career that has been moving quickly since 2024: two debut Billboard Hot 100 entries behind him, a Gold-certified mixtape on the books, a well-received debut album, and a second record — Chicken Talkin’ Bastard — four months on shelves. The Motion Party Tour slots Albany between New York City on July 31 and Syracuse on August 2, and the Palace Theatre, at 2,844 capacity, is the correctly calibrated room for where his current numbers actually put him.
About BossMan Dlow
Devante Milan McCreary — professionally BossMan Dlow — built his following through Tallahassee’s underground rap scene after a period of incarceration he has credited as the turning point that led him to take music seriously. Signed to Alamo Records, he released the Gold-certified mixtape Mr. Beat the Road before landing his first Billboard Hot 100 entries in 2024: “Get In With Me” at No. 49, a viral TikTok breakout, and “Mr. Pot Scraper” at No. 93. “Shake Dat Ass” reached No. 12 on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart. His debut album Dlow Curry (December 2024) assembled a credible guest roster — GloRilla, Lil Baby, French Montana, Ice Spice, Babyface Ray — and received strong notices for its production and energy. Chicken Talkin’ Bastard, released April 10, 2026 via Alamo Records, runs 20 tracks, features DaBaby and G Herbo, and drew a 7.5/10 from critics who described it as delivering “hooks that stick after one listen.” The tour’s namesake single, “Motion Party,” is drawn from it.
The Motion Party Tour
Supporting the headliner are Yung Miami — whose single “Spend Dat” exceeded two million YouTube views ahead of the tour announcement — and special guest Bally Baby. The Palace Theatre’s own event listing confirms Dlow as headliner, as does the Ticketmaster URL. The 25-city run stretches from July 16 in St. Petersburg through August 29 in Orlando, and the three-date upstate sequence through New York, Albany, and Syracuse reflects genuine demand in this corridor for this package.
Palace Theatre, Albany
The Palace Theatre on Clinton Avenue is the Capital District‘s standing benchmark for mid-size national touring — the room a working national-circuit act plays when club dates are behind them and arena pricing is not yet the conversation. At 2,844 seats, it puts Dlow close enough to his audience that the performance has to hold up under direct scrutiny. That is not a small thing to ask, and it is the right question to be asking at this stage of his career.
Tickets
Tickets are on sale now via Ticketmaster. General public on-sale began Friday, May 29, 2026. Show time: 8:00 PM.