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Jay-Z adds more London and Los Angeles shows to 30th anniversary tour

Jay-Z adds more London and Los Angeles shows to 30th anniversary tour

Jay-Z has announced extra shows in London and Los Angeles to his 30th anniversary tour.

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The rapper is due to perform at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Friday September 4 and at the SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles on October 23.

Now, he has added a second date at the former on September 5 and the latter on October 24. Tickets will go on sale at 10am local time for the UK date on Thursday (July 30) here and the US here.

A pre-sale will also be held the day before at 10am local time here and here.

The added dates come after he recently performed three Yankee Stadium concerts, which celebrated his classic albums ‘Reasonable Doubt’ and ‘The Blueprint’.

On the first night, Beyoncé joined him onstage during the concert’s first song, singing Mary J. Blige’s part on ‘Can’t Knock the Hustle’, and that concert also featured guest appearances from their daughter Blue Ivy Carter, as well as Nas and Alicia Keys.

Night two, a celebration of the 25th anniversary of his ‘Blueprint’ album, featured guest spots from Eminem and Pharrell.

Following delays, night three saw him bring out Rihanna among even more special guests.

It was later revealed that a security breach caused huge delays to Jay-Z’s third consecutive night in Yankee Stadium.

Fans faced a nearly-four-hour delay after some audience members reportedly rushed the gates ahead of the gig starting. As a result of them getting past security without being screened, a full lockdown of the stadium was enforced, with fans not allowed in or out for an extended period of time.

When Jay-Z did take to the stage, four hours after the listed start time, he told them that he “appreciated your patience” and promised that he had “got some shit for you”.

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