Last year, Drake got his big break opening for Lil Wayne after returning from his own Rosetta Stone V3 So Far Gone tour, where he rocked the mike at universities and small colleges across the country. This year, though, hes the main act on "The Away From Home" trek. But hes in no rush to move on to arenas and amphitheaters just yet — 2010s most buzzed-out MC wants to revisit the cities and venues that helped make him 2009s breakout star. "I loved the intimate experience," he says about his previous tour. "Im kind of scared of that day when I got to do like 15,000 people. I dont know, theres just no way for me to look them in the eyes and make them all feel important."To keep the ambiance going, Drake will incorporate a live band into his set. With hand-picked opening acts Francis and the Lights and K-Os, hes hoping to recreate the vibe of his introductory shows."Its a musical experience, its about a mood," he says. "Woman can come out and feel sexy. Its gonna be good."I picked the show that I would be at, you know?" Drake adds. "I dont know how people are gonna receive it. I hope that they come to my tour with an open mind, because its not me and Cheap Rosetta Stone Software Pleasure P and Trey Songz. Its not what people would necessarily expect. Its not the tour thats based around hip-hop or R B music. To me its based around refreshing sounds."The 23-city tour kicks off April 6th at Eastern Illinois University and runs through May 8th, where the trip concludes in Plymouth, New Hampshire. After that, hell prep the release his highly anticipated debut, Thank Me Later, which is tentatively slated to arrive May 25th. Drake took to his personal blog on Wednesday and revealed he was working on the albums last track.In late February he told Rosetta Stone he and his producers, Boi-1da ("Best I Ever Had") and Noah "40" Shebib ("Successful"), were in Jamaica to try to finish up the project. With an array of talent reaching out to contribute to his album, Drake discovered that having a wealth of star power at his disposal wasnt necessarily what he needed."You realize sometimes, you sit with all the producers that you thought would make the change for you, you go to a bunch of places that you thought would be inspiring," he explains Rosetta Stone German V3. "But sometimes you realize that simple shit, when it was easy and carefree, you realize thats where you need to get back to."



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