slayr

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slayr

9 upcoming dates · 9 cities · 1 country

Slayr is the professional name of Evan McDonald, an American rapper, singer and record producer born May 22, 2007, in Philadelphia. The son of Jamaican immigrant parents, he began releasing music in his early teens, building a rage-rap and digicore-leaning sound that combines aggressive production with melodic hooks.

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  1. Aug 5San DiegoHouse of Blues San DiegoView details
  2. Aug 7Los AngelesThe BelascoView details
  3. Aug 11DenverSummit Music HallView details
  4. Aug 14San AntonioAztec TheatreView details
  5. Aug 16DallasThe Echo Lounge & Music HallView details
  6. Aug 17New OrleansHouse of Blues New OrleansView details
  7. Aug 21AtlantaThe Masquerade - HeavenView details
  8. Sep 2PhiladelphiaBrooklyn Bowl PhiladelphiaView details
  9. Sep 7CincinnatiBogart'sView details

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About slayr

He gained early attention with the 2021 single "Fourth Gear Cypher" and continued developing his catalog through a series of mixtapes, including Gaia (2023), inspired by producers Pi'erre Bourne and Kanye West. His sixth mixtape, Half Blood (2025), became his breakthrough release, drawing millions of YouTube views and leading to a deal with Columbia Records; a deluxe edition, Half Blood (BloodLuxe), followed in 2026.

In 2026 Slayr released the six-track EP Avant Nova, produced in part by Underscores, and performed at festivals including Rolling Loud and Summer Smash. He was named to XXL magazine's Freshman Class and included in The Fader's list of the year's coolest artists, with Pitchfork describing his work as prioritizing craft over raw feeling within the rage-rap genre.

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