Lil Wayne at Jones Beach Theater

Tha Carter VI Tour: Built on 20+ Years of Carter Classics

Okay Jones Beach! It’s your turn — and we hope you’re ready! Because none other than Lil Wayne is coming through live on Tuesday August 12th at our very own Jones Beach Theater in Wantagh, and it’s about to be an absolutely unforgettable night on the water as he brings the Carter VI Tour: Built on 20+ Years of Carter Classics here to the stage. As one of the most iconic outdoor venues in the country — surrounded by the Atlantic breeze, open skies, and views for days — Jones Beach is already known for delivering magic. But when you mix that setting with Lil Wayne at the peak of his powers? It’s a wrap. This is going to be one of the most electric nights of the summer. And now, with the tour hitting places like Detroit, Chicago, LA — and of course, Wantagh — we’re getting the kind of night that only comes around once. Whether you’re catching every lyric from the pit or vibing with friends on the lawn, this is where you want to be. Wayne under the stars? At Jones Beach? Say less.

Weezy is deep into his Tha Carter VI Tour, and now that the album is out in the world, it’s clear: Wayne isn’t just adding another chapter — he’s rewriting the whole book. Tha Carter VI brings everything full circle. He’s sharper, freer, and more experimental than ever — balancing that unmistakable punchline-packed Wayne energy with reflections only he could deliver after two decades in the game. Tracks like “Metaphor” and “Out the Mud” have already become fan favorites, and now we get to hear them live, right here on Long Island’s most iconic stage. Lil Wayne’s impact runs deep. From his early rise with Cash Money to reshaping the mixtape era, to building Young Money and launching some of today’s biggest stars — Wayne didn’t just help define hip-hop, he bent the genre in his own direction. He’s influenced generations of artists, redefined lyrical density, and proved that southern rap could take over the world. He’s not just part of the culture — he is the culture.

Grab your tickets, secure your spot, and let’s make August 12th one for the memory books. This is Carter Season, and we're