Billboards have begun to spring up across California, teasing a new album from Travis Scott.
Last year, Scott began the album trail when he released ‘Escape Plan’ and ‘Mafia’. However, following the Astroworld tragedy, and the death of ten of his fans, the rapper took a step back from music, but he now looks ready to return.
Victims’ families are currently seeking billions in damages, and recently, many lawsuits were combined into one case. Attorneys brought the motion forward to a Texas court panel, where they asked to incorporate over 380 separate lawsuits. Ultimately, it remains unknown when it will be settled.
Despite the backdrop of Astroworld still lurking, Scott seems to be kicking on with the process of promoting his fourth album, Utopia. A series of billboards were spotted yesterday, which read: “PSST……. Looking for UTOPIA? WRONG WAY!”
The fourth billboard confined Scott’s involvement in the project and included the logo of his label, Cactus Jack.
Many have speculated that because the billboards are so close to Coachella, this all but confirms that he’ll be appearing at the festival.
Scott was originally meant to headline the bash, which begins next weekend. However, he was removed from the line-up following the Astroworld tragedy.
See the billboards below.