JAŸ-Z has officially wrapped his monumental two-night London run, with the rap icon closing out the celebrations at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday, 5 September.
After two consecutive sold-out nights, JAŸ-Z brought JAŸ-Z 30 to a spectacular conclusion in front of a packed Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, delivering a career-spanning set celebrating three decades of music.
The London shows marked a major milestone for the legendary rapper, commemorating 30 years of Reasonable Doubt and 25 years of The Blueprint while revisiting some of the biggest moments from his extensive catalogue.
A Career-Spanning Setlist
Across the two-night run, fans were treated to a mix of iconic hits, fan favourites and deeper cuts, with JAŸ-Z moving through different eras of his career.
The set included classics such as “Izzo,” “Empire State of Mind,” “99 Problems,” “Dirt Off Your Shoulder,” “Hard Knock Life,” “Run This Town,” “N****s in Paris” and “Big Pimpin’.”
The performance offered a reminder of just how influential JAŸ-Z has been across hip-hop and popular music, with songs from different points in his career receiving huge reactions from the London crowd.
Sampha and Dave Join JAŸ-Z On Stage
The second night also delivered a pair of surprise appearances from two of the UK’s biggest musical talents.
Sampha joined JAŸ-Z on stage for “No Church In The Wild”, bringing the pair together for one of the evening’s standout moments.
UK rapper Dave also made a surprise appearance, performing his hit “Raindance” with JAŸ-Z.
The unexpected collaborations sent the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium crowd into a frenzy and added a distinctly UK flavour to the final night of the London run.
A Star-Studded London Crowd
The second night attracted plenty of high-profile guests, with celebrities and artists spotted inside Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Among those in attendance were Madonna, Sabrina Elba, Central Cee, Tinie Tempah, KSI, Lucy Bronze, Vogue Williams, Little Simz, Katarina Johnson-Thompson and Bashy.
With major names from music, sport and entertainment gathering for the occasion, the show became as much a London cultural moment as it was a major hip-hop performance.
Celebrating 30 Years of JAŸ-Z
JAŸ-Z 30 has provided fans with the opportunity to look back across an extraordinary three decades of music.
From Reasonable Doubt through to The Blueprint and beyond, the London shows highlighted the longevity of JAŸ-Z’s career and the continued influence of his music.
The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium finale brought the celebration to a fitting close.
Two nights. One historic London run. Thirty years of JAŸ-Z.
London has officially had its JAŸ-Z 30 moment.
