Kendrick Lamar ‘GNX’ Vinyl: Where to Buy

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What a week for Kendrick Lamar. Last Sunday, the rapper swept the Grammys, picking up five trophies for “Not Like Us.” One week later, Kendrick Lamar took the stage for a rousing Super Bowl halftime performance, performing a setlist heavy on his latest album, GNX. He also slyly performed his chart-topping Drake diss, “Not Like Us,” which enjoyed a huge post-Super Bowl bump on Spotify.

The timing couldn’t have been better for Lamar, as GNX, which surprise dropped in November last year, was released on vinyl and CD on Friday. Following Lamar’s Super Bowl performance, the physical releases surged to the top of Amazon’s vinyl and CD charts.

The LP version was being released in several variants, including a 180g black or white vinyl exclusive to Kendrick Lamar’s store. There’s also a Target-exclusive variant on gray vinyl, an indie-exclusive variant in Dodger blue, and the standard version in black.

Kendrick Lamar racked up five Grammy awards for “Not Like Us,” his world-dominating Drake diss. “Not Like Us,” “Euphoria,” and Lamar’s other diss tracks did not appear on GNX. The full-length, which featured songs like “luther” and “tv off,” was not nominated at this year’s Grammys because it was released after the cut-off date. That means it could be eligible for a 2026 Grammy, something Drake is sure to be thrilled about.

In the Rolling Stone review, Mosi Reeves wrote, “As a nightcap to Lamar’s strangely exhilarating MVP season, GNX tries to embrace his dual identities: the spiritualist who hears his inner voice as God on “Reincarnated,” and the block thumper who spits venom at detractors real and perceived on “Wacced Out Murals.”

After the Super Bowl performance, Kendrick Lamar will hit the road with TDE labelmate SZA on the pair’s Grand National Tour. The North American tour will begin in April and run through June, and you can see the dates below.

April 19 – Minneapolis, MN @ U.S. Bank Stadium
April 23 – Houston, TX @ NRG Stadium
April 26 – Arlington, TX @ AT&T Stadium
April 29 – Atlanta, GA @ Mercedes Benz Stadium
May 3 – Charlotte, NC @ Bank of America Stadium
May 5 – Philadelphia, PA @ Lincoln Financial Field
May 8 – East Rutherford, NJ @ MetLife Stadium
May 9 – East Rutherford, NJ @ MetLife Stadium
May 12 – Foxborough, MA @ Gillette Stadium
May 17 – Seattle, WA @ Lumen Field
May 21 – Los Angeles, CA @ SoFi Stadium
May 23 – Los Angeles, CA @ SoFi Stadium
May 27 – Glendale, AZ @ State Farm Stadium
May 29 – San Francisco, CA @ Oracle Park
May 31 – Las Vegas, NV @ Allegiant Stadium
June 4 – St. Louis, MO @ The Dome at America’s Center
June 6 – Chicago, IL @ Soldier Field
June 10 – Detroit, MI @ Ford Field
June 12 – Toronto, ON @ Rogers Centre
June 16 – Hershey, PA @ Hersheypark Stadium
June 18 – Washington, DC @ Northwest Stadium