6LACK is letting the music do the talking.
The Atlanta singer returned with a surprise freestyle, “Everywhere At Once (Tour Talk),” offering some clarity after the unexpected cancellation of his 10 Years of 6LACK Tour. The trek was set to celebrate a decade since his breakout debut FREE 6LACK, with dates across Europe and North America. After shows quietly began appearing as canceled in late August, fans were left wondering what happened.
However, 6LACK is now addressing it in a way that feels fitting for an artist whose music has always doubled as a diary.
6LACK discusses cancelled tour
Produced by Childish Major, “Everywhere At Once” finds 6LACK reflecting on everything that has changed over the last 10 years. Success has grown, responsibilities have multiplied and his family has gotten bigger. But the track makes it clear that maintaining everything at once comes with its own weight.
“To my folks that were looking forward to our usual fall tour, my apologies and thank you. We’ve built up a big family over the years, and I’ll never take it for granted, but it’s necessary to take some time right now,” 6LACK said in a statement. “The family is safe. I’m good. Work still to be done. Just can’t be everywhere at once.
Instead of delivering a traditional statement and moving on, 6LACK turns the moment into music. The freestyle feels loose and conversational, but there’s intention behind it. He shows appreciation for the fans who have grown alongside him while acknowledging that sometimes stepping away is necessary.
The release also arrives just months after his fourth studio album, Love is the New Gangsta, which dropped in May. The 15-track project marked another introspective chapter for the singer. There’s appearances from Leon Thomas, AZ Chike, 2 Chainz, Odeal, QUIN and Mereba.
Recent visuals for “I GUESS” and the Odeal-assisted “On Me” have continued that era, but “Everywhere At Once” feels particularly personal. It’s less about starting another rollout and more about checking in.
And for fans disappointed about the canceled tour, there is at least one promise tucked into the freestyle: 6LACK plans to get back on the road when the time is right.
