Everything We Know About Lil Wayne’s ‘Tha Carter VI’ Album

We haven’t gotten a solo project from Lil Wayne since 2020, and the wait has felt like forever for die-hard fans.  Now, the Lil Wayne Tha Carter VI album is finally upon us and everything about it screams Hip-Hop history in the making.

The teasers, the features, the buildup—it’s all fueling intense anticipation for what will be the sixth installment in the legendary Carter series.

Fans are curious. They’re restless. They’re counting down the days to see what Weezy has in store.

The Carter series has been one of the most iconic bodies of work in Hip-Hop history. From Tha Carter (2004) to Tha Carter V (2018), each chapter has marked a turning point in Lil Wayne’s evolution as an artist. Now,we are definitely not ready for that old-school Wayne charisma to come back—this time with fresh sounds and wild features.

Lil Wayne Tha Carter VI – What We Know

Tha Carter VI is officially set to drop on June 6, 2025, under Young Money and Republic Records. This will be Lil Wayne’s 14th solo studio album. And he’s not holding back on the promotion—Wayne will headline his first-ever solo performance at Madison Square Garden on release day.

We are also expecting star features which he’s previously confirmed, including:
Kameron Carter (Lil Wayne’s son)
Miley Cyrus
Machine Gun Kelly
Andrea Bocelli
Bono (rumored)

On the production side, Wyclef Jean, Wheezy, and Kanye West reportedly have all hands on deck. The album is reportedly executive produced by Wyclef Jean, a surprising collaboration for the legendary producer and artist in his own right.

When it comes to the album cover. We get the true Carter fashion. It features a childhood photo of Lil Wayne with his signature face tattoos.

What To Expect From Tha Carter VI?

Hope for the best from the GOAT whether it is Hip-Hop, to pop to everything good.  We look g Weezy talking about his personal experience, trying the new generation genres and maybe some classic style.

Fans can now pre-order Tha Carter VI in multiple formats—CDs, vinyl, deluxe box sets, and more. You can also get exclusive merch, including signed covers, apparel, and bundles.