Chance the Rapper is celebrating a major milestone as his groundbreaking project Coloring Book marks its 10-year anniversary, with special events planned for fans across the country, according to ABC Chicago.
Released in 2016, Coloring Book made history in 2017 when it became the first streaming-only album to win a Grammy for Best Rap Album. The project helped redefine how independent music could succeed in the streaming era, solidifying Chance’s place as one of the most influential artists of his generation.
To celebrate the anniversary, Chance is inviting fans to experience a special screening of his concert film Magnificent Coloring World, which captures the vibrant energy and creative vision behind the era. The film highlights live performances and visuals that reflect the spirit of Coloring Book and its lasting impact on music and culture.
Chance is hosting three special screenings of his concert film “Magnificent Coloring World,” starting in Chicago on Saturday, May 16th at the Rooftop Cinema Club. Additional screenings are scheduled for New York on May 20 and Los Angeles on June 20th.
Each stop will give fans a chance to revisit the music and moments that defined a key chapter in Chance’s career, along with a live Q&A where he is expected to reflect on the making of the project, his journey over the past decade, and the evolution of his artistry.
The Chicago screening carries special meaning, bringing the celebration back to Chance’s hometown where his rise first began. Fans are expected to gather for a nostalgic look at an album that not only shaped his career but also left a lasting mark on the streaming era.
As Coloring Book turns 10, the events serve as both a celebration and a reflection of its cultural legacy.
Fans are eager for this event and it’s selling fast. Tickets are now on sale for the Chicago screening here.
