Jay-Z has announced a huge show in London at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium – find ticket details below.
The concert is part of a trio of gigs celebrating the rapper’s 30 year “legacy” and will be his first in the UK in over a decade.
He has previously announced concerts in Paris and Los Angeles, on September 10 and October 23.
Now, he has added to that list with a show in London on Friday September 4. Tickets go on sale this Friday (July 10) at 10am BST and can be purchased here.
Before that a pre-sale will also be held at 10am BST on Thursday (July 9). You can purchase tickets here.
It comes after he recently announced three Yankee Stadium concerts which kick off this Friday. Any remaining tickets for those shows can be found here.
They will celebrate his classic albums ‘Reasonable Doubt’ and ‘The Blueprint’ in a year in which they celebrate their respective 30th and 25th anniversaries.
The rapper returned to the stage for a rare solo performance last month, headlining Roots Picnic 2026 as his first festival date in seven years and breaking out some of his biggest hits.
That set also saw him take aim at Nicki Minaj, Drake, Kanye West and more in a freestyle.
There have been rumours that Jay-Z is working on a new album – which will be the follow-up to 2017’s ‘4:44’ – swirling for years now, although friend and collaborator Cash Cobain recently put a dampener on hopes for new material, saying that the rapper told him recently that he is “absolutely not dropping an album” anytime soon (via Variety).
Elsewhere, it was confirmed Jay-Z and Eminem will reunite on Rakim‘s upcoming new album – marking their first collaboration in 25 years.
The two rap legends last appeared on the same track on 2001’s ‘Renegade’ from Jay-Z’s ‘The Blueprint’.
Now, they’re set to join forces once again on a currently untitled song, which will appear on a forthcoming collaborative album from Rakim, Kurupt and Masta Killa, due for release on August 28.
Earlier this year, Jay-Z shared the original version of the ‘Reasonable Doubt’ single ‘Dead Presidents’ on streaming platforms for the first time.
