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Jay-Z's Only UK Shows of the Year Are Two Nights in N17
A second Tottenham Hotspur Stadium date was added after record demand — 4 and 5 September, marking 30 years since Reasonable Doubt.
Two nights in N17. JAŸ-Z plays Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Friday 4 September and Saturday 5 September, the second date added after what promoters described as record-breaking demand — presales from 29 July, general sale through Live Nation the following day.
The stadium announced the first date on 7 July and stated plainly that it is his only UK stop of the year. Time Out bills the run as the JAŸ-Z 30 Tour, marking 30 years since his debut album Reasonable Doubt; the stadium's own wording is more careful, describing performances celebrating 'an unparalleled 30-year career' rather than naming a tour at all. Either way the surrounding diary is short: Paris on 10 September, Los Angeles on 23 October.
Three cities on the whole run, and two of the nights are in Tottenham.
It has been a while. Time Out notes his last major London performance was the 2018 On The Run II Tour with Beyoncé, and lists tickets from around £95 seated and around £150 for pitch standing.
The venue is part of the story. Tottenham Hotspur Stadium has spent the past few years turning itself into the address London reaches for when the answer is not Wembley, and a two-night stand from an artist playing three cities all year is the kind of booking that used to go to Wembley by default. First weekend in September, one postcode, both nights.