Cardi B is making her first arena headlining tour a full spectacle, and the Little Miss Drama Tour is already one of the most talked-about live shows of the year. Since kicking off in California, the tour has continued to build momentum, drawing attention for both its scale and its unpredictability.
In addition to the massive production and high-energy setlist, Cardi has been bringing out major surprise guests in nearly every city. As a result, each stop feels unique, giving fans a reason to stay tapped in beyond just the music. This approach has helped turn the tour into a running cultural moment rather than a standard concert run.
A Tour Built on Big Moments
The tour supports her sophomore album Am I the Drama?, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200. At the same time, the live show expands on that success with bold visuals, multiple outfit changes, and a setlist that runs over 30 songs each night. Because of this, the performance feels both extensive and carefully curated.
Moreover, Cardi balances spectacle with spontaneity. While the production is polished, the inclusion of surprise guests keeps the energy unpredictable and fresh. Fans never quite know who might appear next, and that uncertainty has become one of the tour’s defining features.
Here’s a breakdown of the artists who have joined Cardi B on stage so far:
Feb. 15 – Kia Forum, Inglewood
- GloRilla — “Tomorrow 2”
Feb. 16 – Kia Forum, Inglewood
- Tyla — “Nice Guy,” “Chanel”
- Kehlani — “Safe,” “Folded”
- Blueface — “Thotiana (Remix)”
March 4 – Toyota Center, Houston
- Megan Thee Stallion — “WAP”
- Rob49 — “On Dat Money”
March 15 – Little Caesars Arena
- Kash Doll — “Here I Go”
March 25 – Madison Square Garden, New York
- Cash Cobain — “Fisherrr”
- Lil’ Kim — “Quiet Storm”
- Natalie Nunn — “Doin What I Want”
March 26 – Madison Square Garden, New York
- A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie — “Jungle,” “Look Back at It”
- Pardison Fontaine — “Backin It Up”
March 28 – Prudential Center
- Fetty Wap — “Trap Queen”
April 7 – Xfinity Mobile Arena
- Meek Mill — “Dreams and Nightmares”
April 14 – Amerant Bank Arena
- Ozuna — “Taki Taki”
- Vybz Kartel — “Fever”
- Trina — “Look Back at Me”
April 17 – State Farm Arena
- Jeezy — “ErrTime (Remix)”
- Mariah the Scientist — “Burning Blue”
- T.I. — “Let ‘Em Know”
April 18 – State Farm Arena
- Missy Elliott — “Work It,” “Get Ur Freak On”
A Tour That Keeps Evolving
Overall, the mix of hip-hop legends and rising stars shows how intentional Cardi B is about shaping the experience. Not only does she celebrate her own catalog, but she also brings different eras and voices into the spotlight.
As the tour continues across North America, the momentum shows no signs of slowing down. If anything, fans can expect even bigger moments ahead, especially as the Little Miss Drama Tour continues to evolve in real time.
