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JAŸ-Z is set to perform at London's Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Ahead of his upcoming sold-out run at Yankee Stadium this week, JAŸ-Z and Roc Nation have announced a London stadium date, expanding the series of performances taking place this year. Set for Friday, September 4, 2026 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, the date will be his only UK stop of the year as he celebrates his 30-year career.

The London date joins previously announced performances in Paris on September 10 and Los Angeles on October 23. The shows celebrate JAŸ-Z's legacy through music from across his iconic back catalogue.

Shawn Corey Carter, known professionally as Jay-Z, is an American rapper, record executive, and businessman.

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The rapper, who is married to Beyonce, is one of the world's best selling artists with 125 million records sold and has won 25 Grammy Awards.

The ECHO has rounded up everything you need to know if you're looking to attend the show.

Jay Z 2026 show dates

JAŸ-Z has announced three shows for 2026. These are:

London - Friday, September 4 - Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Paris - Thursday, September 10 - Stade de France

Los Angeles - Friday, October 23 - SoFi Stadium

Jay Z London Tottenham Hotspur Stadium tickets and prices

Tickets for the London date will be available from Thursday, July 9 at 10am local time via presales, including early access to tickets for O2 and Virgin Media customers on Priority.

The general on-sale will begin Friday, July 10 at 10am local time at livenation.co.uk. Access to Preferred Tickets is also available to Mastercard cardholders in the UK on Friday, July 10 at 10am.

Visit www.priceless.com/music to find out more. Remaining tickets for Paris and Los Angeles are available now at livenation.com.

It has not yet been confirmed how much tickets will cost for the London date. The ECHO will update the article when the information becomes available.

Jay Z London Tottenham Hotspur Stadium songs

As the tour celebrates JAŸ-Z's career in music, it is expected that he will perform some of his biggest hits. His songs include; Empire State Of Mind, 99 Problems, Renegade, Hard Knock Life and Big Pimpin'

More than 100,000 fans are expected to descend on Tottenham this weekend as global superstar Bad Bunny brings his DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS World Tour to London for his only UK shows of 2026.

Concert details

The Latin music sensation will ignite Tottenham Hotspur Stadium with two electrifying performances on Saturday, June 27, and Sunday, June 28, 2026.

Each of Bad Bunny's UK-exclusive shows is anticipated to draw huge crowds, transforming N17 into a vibrant hub of music and festivity.

Why it's a big deal

This weekend's performances are not just concerts.

They're set to be the largest Spanish-language music events in UK history, demonstrating Bad Bunny's immense global appeal and the growing influence of Latin music in Britain.

On the setlist

Although the official London setlist is yet to be revealed, fans can anticipate hearing songs from the DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS album, including DtMF, NUEVAYoL, BAILE INoLVIDABLE, VOY A LLeVARTE PA PR, PERFuMITO NUEVO, EoO, and LO QUE LE PASÓ A HAWAii, along with major hits such as Tití Me Preguntó, Moscow Mule, and Dakiti.

Concertgoers will be treated to a production themed around the Puerto Rican essence of the chart-topping album and the iconic pink house set piece known as "La Casita".

Getting there

Fans are encouraged to plan their journeys using public transport due to the expected crowds.

White Hart Lane, Tottenham Hale, Seven Sisters, and Northumberland Park train stations are the most convenient.

Bus routes 149, 259, and 279 also stop close to the stadium.

Station queues

After the Bad Bunny concert, fans should already prepare for queues at train stations.

Bag policy

A strict bag policy will be enforced at the stadium.

Attendees are advised to bring only a small bag, as all bags and belongings are subject to search.

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Large baggage may be refused.

Food and drink

The stadium boasts various food and drink facilities across the concourses.

These include bars, fast food outlets, and grab-and-go options.

Arriving early will help avoid the busiest periods before the show.

Ticket update

Standard seating and standing tickets have sold out through official channels.

Yet, hospitality packages may be available.

Resale tickets can sometimes be found on authorised platforms.

Seven Sisters

Fans aiming to extend the celebration are encouraged to head over to Seven Sisters before the show.

The area's Latin American community has taken to the event, with an array of special events and Bad Bunny-themed celebrations expected to unfold throughout the weekend.

Final thoughts

As fans gear up for an unforgettable experience, it's crucial to remember these crowd-control measures to ensure a smooth and safe experience.

Fans should aim to arrive at least 90 minutes before showtime, allow extra time for security checks, and standing-ticket holders may want to arrive earlier to snag a top spot near the stage.

Keep a close eye on the stadium's event page on the day for the final timings.

Bad Bunny is set to dominate London with his DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS World Tour, lighting up Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for the UK's largest Spanish-language music event ever, reflecting the surging popularity of Latin music in Britain.

Two men have denied charges of burgling Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on the night Beyoncé played to a sell-out crowd.

Alirza Dag and Murat Kodalakoglu, both 23, are accused of accessing a VIP rooftop terrace at the north London venue.

The pair also face charges of causing £1,700 worth of damage to an electronic keypad used to gain entry to the exclusive terrace.

At Wood Green Crown Court on Thursday, Dag admitted criminal damage to the door access control panel, while his co-defendant pleaded not guilty to the same charge.

Defence lawyers Tetevi Davie and Anisa Kebbati, representing Dag and Kodalakoglu respectively, stated that their clients had no intention to steal in relation to the burglary allegations. Ms Kebbati added: "(Kodalakoglu) denies any intent or involvement in criminal damage."

Their trial has been scheduled for 18 February 2030. Due to the significant time until the hearing, Judge Daniel Fugallo imposed a sole bail condition: that they inform their solicitors within seven days of any change to their address or contact number.

The prosecution had previously claimed at Highbury Corner Magistrates' Court that the two men broke in "with intent to steal".

The incident occurred on 16 June last year, during the final night of six sold-out shows at the Spurs ground for Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter world tour.

Dag, from Tottenham, and Kodalakoglu, from Chelmsford, are alleged to have burgled Lilywhite House, which houses administration offices at the £1 billion stadium.

They are accused of cutting wires on the electronic access panel to gain entry to a balcony terrace typically reserved for senior club executives.

Beyonce also performed a series of concerts at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in 2023.

The pop star headed over to the English capital to play hits from her Renaissance album at the venue that officially opened in 2019.

Two men have denied burgling the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on a night when Beyonce was playing to a sellout crowd.

Alirza Dag and Murat Kodalakoglu, both 23, allegedly accessed a VIP rooftop terrace at the north London venue.

They were also charged with causing £1,700 of damage to an electronic keypad used to access the terrace.

Dag admitted criminal damage to the door access control panel and his co-defendant pleaded not guilty to the same charge at Wood Green Crown Court on Thursday.

Defence lawyers Tetevi Davie and Anisa Kebbati, representing Dag and Kodalakoglu respectively, both said their clients had no intent to steal in relation to the burglary charges.

Ms Kebbati added: "(Kodalakoglu) denies any intent or involvement in criminal damage."

Their trial was set for February 18 2030 and, due to the length of time until that date, Judge Daniel Fugallo issued the sole bail condition of informing their solicitors within seven days if their address or contact number changes.

The prosecution claimed at a previous Highbury Corner Magistrates' Court hearing that the two men broke in "with intent to steal".

The incident happened on June 16 last year, on the final night of six sellout shows at Spurs' ground for Beyonce's Cowboy Carter world tour.

It is alleged Dag, from Tottenham, and Kodalakoglu, from Chelmsford, burgled Lilywhite House, which houses administration offices at the £1 billion stadium.

They are accused of cutting through wires on the electronic access panel, and gaining access to a balcony terrace which is usually only used by senior club executives.

Tottenham Hotspur's captain Cristian Romero has been criticised for travelling to Argentina just days before a crunch game for his side.

The defender was not expected to play in Sunday's home clash against Everton, which could decide his team's future Premier League status, due to a knee injury.

However, fans said he should still be there because of the importance of the match, and to support his teammates.

It is unclear if he will return to London in time.

But Former England captain Stuart Pearce said the timing of the trip "stinks".

A video of the Argentinian at the training ground of Buenos Aires-based Belgrano, was posted on X on Thursday by his boyhood club.

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If Roberto De Zerbi's team loses on Sunday, while West Ham beat Leeds, Spurs will be relegated to the Championship.

Any other combination of results for the London sides and Tottenham will stay up, while the Hammers go down.

Pearce told TalkSPORT: "If you're a Tottenham fan and your captain is thousands of miles away, wow, there's a statement there.

"That means I've [Romero] not got you in this problem, it's not my fault, that's what that statement sent out to me. It's not good."

Pearce said he had watched Romero, who recently signed a new contract at Spurs, play earlier this season and looked at "how he was playing [the] game, how selfish his defending was. I looked at him and I thought, 'that's your captain?'".

Romero was described as a "great captain" by De Zerbi on Monday.

If he does not return to the UK in time for Sunday, it is thought the 28-year-old may instead watch his boyhood club's game against River Plate in a title-deciding final that same day.

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Belgrano president Luis Artime told TyC Sports: "Yesterday he [Romero] was training and I told him I think he's going to be the one who arrives at the World Cup in the best shape. I've seen him and he's in great form. He's going to arrive well-rested, ready to join the team at its peak."

Romero was not at Stamford Bridge on Tuesday, where Spurs lost 2-1 to Chelsea, but he was present for his side's draw with Leeds on 11 May.

According to De Zerbi, he has contributed to the squad's preparations despite being unable to play since mid-April.

But any absence on Sunday for one of the biggest Premier League matches in Tottenham's history may prove the final straw for some supporters.

Sky News has contacted Spurs to ask if Romero will return in time for Sunday's match.

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A Tottenham Hotspur footballer who was involved in a minor car accident on Tuesday ahead of a European fixture is reportedly "fine".

Randal Kolo Muani, a forward for Tottenham, was involved in the incident on his way to the airport ahead of the Champions League clash against Eintracht Frankfurt.

Head coach Thomas Frank confirmed the incident and said both players are expected to be available for the match at Eintracht Frankfurt.

Mr Frank said: "Everyone else involved in that accident was fine.

"It was a tyre blowing up, so, they are a little bit delayed but they will land later tonight."

Photos shared on social media showed Mr Kolo Muani and his teammate Wilson Odobert standing beside a damaged black Ferrari.

Mr Odobert was reportedly in a separate vehicle but stopped to assist.

Both players travelled together to Germany.

Mr Frank said: "They're fine, it was on the way to the airport.

"I haven't spoken to them personally yet.

"The first message is that they are fine and nothing happened, as I said the first time.

"They will fly out later and I fully expect both to be available for tomorrow."

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