Kansas City turns pink as Chappell Roan brings her tour home to Missouri.

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Chappell Roan, known as the 'Midwest Princess,' is bringing her tour to her home state of Missouri, with Kansas City as one of only three stops on her U.S. tour. The city is preparing for her arrival by embracing a pink theme, with local businesses such as Anchor Island Coffee creating special drinks inspired by her songs and the Kansas City streetcar unveiling a pink wrap. 

The concert is set to take place on the lawn of the World War I Museum, and the event is expected to draw both local and out-of-town fans. Parking will be limited near the venue, and visitors are encouraged to use public transportation. The tour team has also provided a guide to Kansas City, highlighting Chappell Roan-themed activities and LGBTQ+ businesses.

Chappell Roan brings her tour home to Missouri

624 now on your Tuesday morning the Midwest Princess that until today I thought was you is actually not a chaperone headed to KC this weekend can be multiple she definitely is what we're talking about the upcoming concert for weeks it's one of just three on her u.s. tour New York LA Kansas City yeah in Kansas City is getting ready we're hot to go says Olivia Acree with all the restaurants getting ready for this what do you know if you're gonna go to this concert if you're one of the lucky ones to get that ticket or maybe you just want a pink coffee say step one wear pink yeah oh yeah I mean I had to I had to break out the pink today because there's pink coffee pink tea even pink transportation Kansas City is just totally turning pink to welcome chaperone back to her home street last week the streetcar unveiled at the pink Pony Express this is a video we got during a sneak peek of the wrap but that's not the only sign that the artist is coming look at this new video it's a huge mural of the artists that's been painted over the last week or so their hamburger Mary's and other local businesses are getting in on the action to anchor Island coffee is one they were approached by the tour team to be a featured business so they made a special drink menu coffee teas all named after songs like feminine Amin on Midwest princess punch pink pony cafe I talked to owner Armando Vasquez and he's so excited to have the star back in our city and it's so grateful for how she's getting the city involved she's making a more like I want to I want to include others I want others to be part of it and that's where we come in you know and it just feels like this now it doesn't feel like just like a car a weekend concert it's still just like this Casey events so the actual concert is being hosted on the World War one museum lawn it will be open all week though including concert days but parking for the museum is limited they said portions of the West visitor lot and Kessler will be open until Friday here's a map so you can kind of see it but no parking Friday or Saturday so the easiest way to get there is going to be the Union Station streetcar stop and then walking to the entrance so the other fun things I've done so the tour team even made a guide for if you're coming to Casey here's some things you can do also pink I mean how can you not be there might be a lot of out-of-town people for this yeah yeah a lot of fun things some of its Chapel Rhone themed others are LGBTQ plus businesses Vasquez so the owner of Anchor Island coffee I was talking to him what would you do if she walked in the door right and he said he doesn't know probably starstruck maybe hand it to busy making coffee you're not one of the people so excited to go to this you need to know what's going on because it's gonna be busy this weekend down there yeah a lot of things to know if you're going downtown for any other reason yeah get around all this excitement yeah so fun very much thank you very much

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