Ice Cube's recent activities have kept him very occupied. He was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on April 15 and announced his first solo arena tour in over 20 years on the same day. The long-anticipated Last Friday movie project has also been confirmed after years of delays.

The upcoming film, titled Last Friday, will conclude the successful Friday franchise that began in 1995. Ice Cube has been actively promoting his latest album, Man Down, which was released in November 2024 and features collaborations with artists like J-Dee from Da Lynch Mob, B-Real from Cypress Hill, Snoop Dogg, E-40, and Too $hort.

Ice Cube, with a career spanning 40 years, is accustomed to a busy schedule as a result of his longstanding fame, starting with his groundbreaking role in N.W.A. His forthcoming tour, the 4 Decades of Attitude Tour, will cover his impressive journey in the music industry and is set to kick off on September 4 at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn.

The tour will include stops at various massive venues such as Ball Arena in Denver, State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Crypto.Com Arena in Los Angeles, and United Center in Chicago, before concluding on October 9 at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto. Ice Cube expresses excitement about connecting with fans through performances in arenas, allowing him to delve deeper into his music catalog and take the audience on a journey through his musical evolution.

While the tour flyer does not mention any special guests, Ice Cube hinted at possible surprises during the performances. He emphasizes the nostalgic impact of his music on fans, taking them back to their youth and the memorable moments associated with his hits like “F### Tha Police” and “It Was A Good Day.”

Ice Cube admires Public Enemy frontman Chuck D, acknowledging him as a mentor figure in the industry. He values Chuck's approach of supporting fellow artists rather than engaging in unnecessary competition, a mindset that Ice Cube has embraced throughout his career despite his numerous accomplishments.

Despite his remarkable achievements, including induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Ice Cube remains humble and accessible, making him a highly relatable figure in the entertainment world. For those interested in his artistry, his album Man Down is available for a revisit, and tour dates can be found for future live performances.