Billboards promoting Travis Scott’s new album Utopia have appeared on the Interstate 10 highway in California, as Variety reports. According to images posted on the verified Cactus Jack Instagram account, the billboards say, “PSST……. Looking for UTOPIA? WRONG WAY!” One billboard also has the Cactus Jack logo.
According to Variety, the billboards are on the side of the highway that leads drivers away from the Coachella festival site in Indio, suggesting that the “right” way to Utopia is heading toward Coachella. The Cactus Jack account, in fact, tagged its post with the location Coachella.
Pitchfork has reached out to representatives for Travis Scott and Coachella for comment and more information.
Travis Scott had been promoting Utopia, his long-teased follow-up to 2018’s Astroworld, heading into Astroworld Festival in November 2021. The rapper’s headlining set during the Houston event then led to the deaths of 10 people. He has discussed the tragedy and played a private event, but has not performed publicly since the festival.

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