Everything we know about Jay-Z’s historic two-night London shows

Hip-hop icon Jay-Z brought his two-night London run to a close at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday, September 5, 2026, delivering consecutive sold-out performances, celebrating 30 years of his music career.

The career-spanning production honored major career milestones, including 30 years since his debut album Reasonable Doubt and 25 years since The Blueprint.

Across both evenings, Jay-Z performed a deep catalogue of hits, including Izzo (H.O.V.A.), Empire State of Mind, 99 Problems, Hard Knock Life, and Dirt Off Your Shoulder.

The final night featured surprise guest appearances from prominent UK artists.

Mercury Prize-winning singer Sampha joined Jay-Z on stage for a rendition of No Church In The Wild, while British rapper Dave performed his hit track Raindance, drawing a major reaction from the capacity crowd.

In addition to the capacity audience, the second night attracted a wide range of notable guests, including Madonna, Little Simz, Central Cee, Tinie Tempah, KSI, Sabrina Elba, Katarina Johnson-Thompson, Lucy Bronze, Vogue Williams, and Bashy.

The extensive 31-song setlist covered all eras of the artist, touching on classic singles alongside album cuts like Dead Presidents, Where I’m From, Song Cry, and U Don’t Know.

The show concluded with a high-energy run of Big Pimpin, Public Service Announcement, and the Linkin Park mashup Numb/Encore.

The London concerts marked Jay-Z’s largest UK stadium appearances to date, concluding a major high point for live music in the capital over the summer.