JAŸ-Z has announced a string of major stadium shows for this autumn, including one at London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
The rap giant is celebrating 30 years of his career with gigs in Paris, Los Angeles and now the UK – but just for one night only.
The last time the 99 Problems singer appeared in London was On The Run II Tour with Beyoncé in 2018, meanwhile his last solo appearance in the city was 2013’s the Magna Carta World Tour.
The anniversary marks 30 years since JAŸ-Z’s debut album Reasonable Doubt and 25 years since his sixth studio album The Blueprint, which he’ll no doubt be drawing from on the tour.
Tickets go on sale today and demand is sure to be high, so here’s what you need to know.
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When is JAŸ-Z coming to London in 2026?
JAŸ-Z’s only London show is on 4 September 2026 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Plus, there is a Paris show on 10 September at Stade de France.
How to get JAŸ-Z tickets
Pre-sale goes live at 10am on Thursday 9 July for O2 Priority members, followed by a second pre-sale at 1pm. This second pre-sale is for: ROC Nation, Live Nation, Spotify, Diggers, LVMH, Bacardi, Apple Music and Fanatics.
General sale goes live at 10am on Friday 10 July. If you’re worried about getting a spot, read our tips on how to beat the Ticketmaster queue.
How much do JAŸ-Z tickets cost?
Ticket prices haven’t been announced yet but we know that Paris’s prices start from €73, so you can expect a similar cost here.
Is there hospitality available?
Yes! You can find official hospitality packages at Seat Unique, these include premium seats, free drinks and select lounges, plus they guarantee you a spot without the queue. These packages start from £435.
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