Anderson .Paak announces Andy’s Oxnard Carnival

His long-awaited sophomore album Oxnard also drops this Friday.

November 13, 2018

Anderson .Paak has announced a carnival in honor of his new upcoming Oxnard.The fest will be called Andy's Oxnard Carnival and is set for November 17. The carnival will take place in Paak's hometown of Oxnard, California and will include free food, rides and games with prizes.

Paak has been teasing the album for quite some time, releasing his Kendrick Lamar-assisted hit "Tints" late in October, and his latest track "Who R U" last Friday.

Read more info about Andy's Oxnard Carnival above.

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Posted: November 13, 2018

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