Young Dolph’s record label and management team have announced that his Dolphland Pop-Up Museum Tour will be concluding at the end of May with an expansion that includes a new car show.
Paper Route Empire and Street Execs Management have revealed that the last stop of the Dolphland Pop-Up Museum Tour will take place at the Agricenter International in Memphis, Tennessee.
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In conjunction with the last stop, it will be expanded to include the “Love For The Streets” celebrity car show, featuring DJ Envy and his “Drive Your Dreams” car show.
According to a press release, the car show “will feature Young Dolph’s entire fleet of exotic luxury cars and stunning custom and luxury cars from the collections of DJ Envy, 50 Cent, Key Glock and many other celebrities.”
The Memphis edition of the Dolphland Pop-Up Museum will run until Friday (May 26) and The Love for the Streets Car Show will take place on Sunday (May 28) at the same location. Tickets for both events are available now via Young Dolph’s website.
DJ Envy spoke about his involvement in the car show while honoring the late rapper.
“I think it’s dope for the Memphis community that my car show and Dolphland Museum partnered up to honor Young Dolph,” he said in a statement. “The Love for the Streets Car Show will have Dolph’s cars and many other celebrities’ cars. We will also have food trucks, carnival rides for the kids, BMX bikes and much more. The grand finale of Dolphland Museum on May 28th is going to be something you don’t want to miss!”
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Dolph’s manager and Street Execs co-founder Allen Parks added: “We launched the Dolphland pop-up museum tour to not only celebrate Young Dolph’s musical legacy, but also with the goal of carrying on his tradition of connecting directly with his fans.
“With sold out exhibit dates across the country and continuous requests to bring the Dolphland pop-up museum to even more cities, we achieved our goal ten-fold thanks to the love and support of his fans. It’s befitting that we cap off the tour by bringing it to the family, friends and fans of his beloved hometown of Memphis, TN.”
He concluded: “In having the exhibit open every weekend this month in Memphis and partnering Dolphland with the For The Streets Car Show, we’re elevating our honor of Dolph even more by pairing his love for music, art, cars and community into an impactful, month-long grand finale worthy of the musical legend he is. Long Live Dolph.”
Meanwhile, Young Dolph’s first posthumous album Paper Route Frank was released in December 2022. The project consists of 13 tracks with features from 2 Chainz, Gucci Mane, Key Glock, Big Moochie Grape and Snupe Bandz.
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The 36-year-old rapper was shot and killed in Memphis, Tennessee on November 17, 2021 while picking up cookies for his mother at Makeda’s Homemade Butter Cookies. An autopsy revealed he suffered 22 gunshot wounds from bullet entries and exits.
