DENVER (KDVR) — Famous hip-hop artist, actor and producer Ice Cube is heading straight out of Compton to a Denver stage near you.

The rapper who exploded onto the scene with N.W.A has popped up in sporadic performances over the years and has even dabbled in film and other media but has not been on a solo tour in a decade.

He will take to the stage alone once more when he begins his “Truth to Power: 4 Decades of Attitude” tour in 2025.

The tour is the return after 10 years and also celebrates the 40-year career of the West Coast icon.

Ice Cube will kick off his tour in Brooklyn on Sept. 4 at the Barclays Center.

He makes his way to the Mile High City 12 days later when he performs at the Ball Arena on Sept. 16 at 8 p.m.

His full tour dates and locations include:

Sept. 4, Brooklyn — Barclays Center

Sept. 5, Baltimore — CFG Bank Arena

Sept. 8, Atlanta — State Farm Arena

Sept. 10, Jacksonville — VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena

Sept. 11, Tampa — Amalie Arena

Sept. 13, Houston — Toyota Center

Sept. 14, Austin — Moody Center

Sept. 16, Denver — Ball Arena

Sept. 17, Salt Lake City — Maverik Center

Sept. 19, Seattle — Climate Pledge Arena

Sept. 20, Vancouver — Pacific Colisuem

Sept. 22, Portland — Moda Center

Sept. 25, Oakland — Oakland Arena

Sept. 27, San Diego — Viejas Arena

Sept. 28, Los Angeles — Crypto.com Arena

Sept. 30, Glendale — Desert Diamond Arena

Oct. 2, Fort Worth — Dickies Arena

Oct. 4, Oklahoma City — Paycom Center

Oct. 6, Chicago — United Center

Oct. 8, Cleveland — Rocket Arena

Oct. 9, Toronto — Scotiabank Arena

Fan presale tickets go live at 10 a.m. on April 16, and general sale begins April 18 at 10 a.m.

More information can be found on the Ice Cube Tour website.