The American rapper plans to return to Stockholm, where he spent a month behind bars and was later convicted of assault, for a concert scheduled to take place on Dec. 11.

Despite changes in the 'Purple Fest' performer lineup, a partial refund by no-show A$AP Rocky put the University Student Council in the green.

A day after American rapper A$AP Rocky was convicted of assault, the University Students' Council has confirmed he will still headline Purple Fest 2019. 

The rapper will not face further jail time.

A$AP Rocky will be freed from jail until Aug. 14, when judges are expected to announce a verdict in the assault case against him.

Trump sent the U.S. special presidential envoy for hostage affairs to Stockholm to monitor the court proceedings of the rapper's assault trial.

If convicted, the 30-year-old rapper could face up to two years in prison.

The woman was arrested by United States Secret Service agents on July 23.

A$AP Rocky, whose real name is Rakim Mayer, and the other two suspects will remain in custody until trial.

Trump tweeted on Saturday that during “a very good call” with Prime Minister Stefan Lofven, he “assured him that A$AP was not a flight risk.”