Chance the Rapper Ignites Houston with “And We Back” Tour
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Houston, TX – September 26, 2025 — Chance the Rapper turned his Houston stop into an unforgettable night, delivering a high-energy mix of classics, new tracks from his Star Line album, and a hometown surprise that had the crowd roaring.
A Setlist of Highs
Fans packed the venue to see Chance return to form. He laced the night with hits like No Problem, Same Drugs, and Cocoa Butter Kisses, while weaving in his latest work from Star Line. The balance between nostalgia and fresh material gave the show a rhythm that kept the crowd fully locked in.
Surprise Guest: Lil Flip
Just when the energy couldn’t get any higher, Chance brought out Houston’s own Lil Flip, and the Pavilion erupted. Together they performed Flip’s anthem Game Over — a moment that turned the night into a hometown celebration and cemented Houston’s stop as one of the standout dates of the tour.
Stage Vibes & Connection
Chance kept production sleek but intentional — warm stage lights, bursts of color, and intimate pauses where he spoke openly about faith, growth, and resilience. Those moments made the performance feel deeply personal, almost like Chance was catching up with the crowd after years apart.
The Houston Crowd
The audience was in full voice all night, from singing along to gospel-infused hooks to bouncing during the trap-heavy beats. Social feeds after the show lit up with clips of Lil Flip’s surprise appearance, fans calling the night “legendary” and “one for the books.”
Why It Mattered
Tour Energy: Houston proved the “And We Back” Tour is more than a comeback — it’s a statement.
Cultural Connection: By bringing out Lil Flip, Chance honored Houston’s legacy and tied his show to the city’s hip-hop history.
Fan Experience: The mix of new music, timeless classics, and surprise moments left fans buzzing long after the lights came up.
Chance the Rapper’s September 26th show wasn’t just a concert — it was a celebration of Houston, hip-hop, and the community that keeps his music alive.
