Pusha T, one half of the iconic rap duo Clipse, recently melted hearts when he shared a sweet moment from his Let God Sort Em Out tour: his son, Nigel Brixx Thornton, fast asleep during a high-energy performance. The Virginia Beach rapper, known for his razor-sharp lyricism, took to social media to respond with humor and warmth, showcasing a softer side as he juggles fatherhood with a triumphant return to the stage. It’s a welcome positive story for hip-hop, especially amidst recent tragedies in the community. This endearing moment with his son on tour has fans buzzing, adding a personal touch to Clipse’s first U.S. run in over 15 years.
The Let God Sort Em Out tour, which kicked off on August 3, 2025, in Boston, supports Clipse’s fourth studio album of the same name, released on July 11, 2025. Produced entirely by Pharrell Williams and distributed through Roc Nation, the album has earned widespread praise for its introspective storytelling and classic Clipse sound.
The tour spans 25 cities across the United States, bringing the duo’s signature narco-rap and reflective verses to fans old and new. Here is the full schedule:
August 3, 2025: Boston, MA (Roadrunner)
August 5, 2025: Philadelphia, PA (Franklin Music Hall)
August 7, 2025: New York, NY (Terminal 5)
August 9, 2025: Fairfax, VA (EagleBank Arena)
August 10, 2025: Virginia Beach, VA (The Dome)
August 12, 2025: Miami, FL (The Fillmore)
August 13, 2025: Orlando, FL (The Vanguard)
August 14, 2025: Atlanta, GA (The Eastern)
August 16, 2025: Cleveland, OH (Agora Theatre)
August 17, 2025: Milwaukee, WI (The Eagles Ballroom)
August 18, 2025: St. Louis, MO (The Factory)
August 19, 2025: Fayetteville, AR (JJ’s Live)
August 21, 2025: Denver, CO (Mission Ballroom)
August 23, 2025: Los Angeles, CA (The Novo)
August 25, 2025: San Francisco, CA (Warfield Theatre)
August 27, 2025: Phoenix, AZ (Marquee Theater)
August 28, 2025: San Diego, CA (SOMA)
August 29, 2025: Las Vegas, NV (The Theater at Virgin Hotels)
September 2, 2025: Houston, TX (White Oak Music Hall)
September 3, 2025: Oklahoma City, OK (The Criterion)
September 4, 2025: Dallas, TX (The Bomb Factory)
September 6, 2025: Kansas City, MO (Midland Theatre)
September 7, 2025: Minneapolis, MN (The Armory)
September 8, 2025: Chicago, IL (The Salt Shed)
September 10, 2025: Detroit, MI (Masonic Temple)
Tickets are available through the official tour website, Letgodsortemout.com, with VIP packages offering exclusive experiences for diehard fans.
Pusha T, born Terrence LeVarr Thornton, is a father to one child, Nigel Brixx Thornton, born in June 2020 to him and his wife, Virginia Williams. The viral moment highlights Pusha T’s dedication to family, a theme that resonates deeply in Clipse’s new album. In a recent NPR Tiny Desk podcast, Pusha T and Malice opened up about their close bond with their late parents, Gene and Mildred Thornton. This connection inspired the album’s opening track, “The Birds Don’t Sing,” featuring John Legend, which reflects on their final conversations with their parents.
The album Let God Sort Em Out has sparked a wave of excitement, with standout tracks like “Chains & Whips” featuring Kendrick Lamar and “P.O.V.” with Tyler, The Creator. The project’s focus on legacy and lyricism is a clear departure from the destructive conflicts seen elsewhere in hip-hop, like the beef that led to chaos in Dallas. Fans and critics have praised the project for its lyrical depth and Pharrell’s polished production, with the music video for “Chains & Whips” racking up 4.5 million views in just two weeks. The album was released on schedule with no reported delays due to legal concerns over Lamar’s verse, solidifying Clipse’s place in hip-hop’s upper echelon.
Clipse’s latest chapter proves their enduring influence as the tour continues its nationwide run. From family moments on stage to a celebrated album and fashion endorsements like Pusha T’s role as a Louis Vuitton House Ambassador, their return is one of hip-hop’s biggest success stories of the year.
