Overview
- Grizzly Touring filed a federal lawsuit on Sept. 30 seeking more than $27 million, alleging Rod Wave breached a tour agreement tied to his Last Lap run.
- The complaint says the deal guaranteed $40.25 million for 35 shows, included a $20.125 million upfront payment, and totaled over $57 million in advances, while only 26 shows were performed generating $29.9 million.
- The promoter asks the court to enforce an exclusivity clause by blocking new tours without its involvement after Rod Wave announced plans through a separate company.
- The suit alleges unearned advance funds went toward private jets and a second home, claims presented by the plaintiff that have not been adjudicated.
- Rod Wave’s representatives have disputed the contract’s validity over alleged unilateral, last‑minute schedule changes, and outlets report he has not responded to requests for comment.