A judge is throwing out Wiz Khalifa’s one-million dollar lawsuit against a concert promoter. The rapper filed the lawsuit earlier this month, claiming the concert promotion company “It’s My Party, Inc.” owed him one-million dollars for abruptly cancelling an event at George Mason University that he was scheduled to perform at.

Wiz said the last minute cancellation damaged his reputation. According to documents obtained by TMZ, a judge ruled that “It’s My Party” doesn’t owe Wiz one penny, let alone one-million dollars. Apparently, the judge tossed the lawsuit after “It’s My Party” proved that Wiz had never signed a contract with them.

Over the weekend Wiz Khalifa and Curren$y [[ Currency ]] released their long-awaited collaboration mixtape “Live In Concert.” Wiz Khalifa and A$AP [[ ASAP ]] Rocky are hitting the road together this summer for their “Under the Influence” tour.  Joining Wiz and A$AP on the trek will be B.O.B., Trinidad James and Joey Bada$$ [[ Badass ]].  The group will kick off the road trip on July 17th with a show in San Francisco, California.  The 20-date concert series will also make stops in Denver, Colorado; Chicago, Illinois; Washington, D.C.; and Boston, Massachusetts.  The tour wraps up on August 11th with a show in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Check out the dates for the “Under the Influence” tour:

7/17 — San Francisco, CA
7/18 — Irvine, CA
7/19 — Chula Vista, CA
7/21 — Albuquerque, NM
7/23 — Denver, CO
7/25 — Austin, TX
7/26 — Houston, TX
7/28 — Dallas, TX
7/30 — Chicago, IL
7/31 — Detroit, MI
8/01 — Washington, DC
8/02 — Holmdel, NJ
8/03 — Pittsburgh, PA
8/04 — Indianapolis, IN
8/06 — Wantagh, NY
8/07 — Boston, MA
8/08 — Montreal, QC
8/10 — Toronto, ON
8/11 — Cincinnati, OH