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Kanye West To Release ‘Swish’ Album With Live Performance In NYC — Exciting Details

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It’s finally happening! Kanye West is reportedly ready to unleash his next album, ‘Swish,’ on the world — and he’s doing so in a way that only he would.
Kanye West, 38, has something big up his sleeve. The rapper is reportedly planning a massive live performance at Madison Square Garden in New York City to debut his new album, and the show will allegedly stream in select movie theaters around the world.
Are you ready for Kanye West’s Swish? New information about the highly anticipated album is being reported, including that the iconic rapper is planning a totally over-the-top rollout for the release.

Apparently Kanye is gearing up for a LIVE performance show at the famed Madison Square Garden in New York City, in which he’ll unveil Swish in it’s entirety, reports EW. The report also claims that the performance will be broadcast in movie theaters around the world, making it a once in a lifetime experience for his millions of fans. That sure sounds like a Kanye thing to do, doesn’t it?

In the meantime, Kanye has slowly but surely been releasing new tracks off of Swish on social media — including this insane remix of “Black Skinhead” that features Miley Cyrus.
More details about the show include that tickets are allegedly being sold under the name “YEEZY Season 3 — Swish,” and that the live show will include a performance by visual artist Vanessa Barcroft who has worked on all of Kanye’s fashion shows.


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