Atlantic recording artist, Juvenile, is set to hit the road this week for a string of performance for the United States military.

The tour will kick off during the Bayfest Hawaii 2006 at Marine Corps Base Hawaii, Kaneohe Bay on the island of Oahu on Friday, June 30th. Juve will headline the festival's opening night, performing on the main stage.
The annual event runs from June 30th through July 4th and is open to both Marine personnel and the public. Other Bayfest Hawaii 2006 performers include Atlantic label mates Staind as well as Chris Cagle, Molly Hatchet, Trick Pony, and .38 Special.

From Hawaii, the rapper heads to South Korea for a handful of performances at United States Army Bases including Camp Casey, Yongsan Garrison, Camp Walker, Camp Red Cloud, and Camp Humphreys. Rap duo, the YoungBloodz, will join Juvenile on four of the dates.

Each performance will be free for Army personnel and ID holders only. South Korea has served as a major port for U.S. soldiers departing to and returning from Iraq and Afghanistan.

Juve is touring in support of his latest release Reality Check, which was his first to hit #1 on the Billboard 200 and his fourth album to rank in the top ten.

Article taken from Ballerstatus.net