IT doesn’t get any bigger than this, Kendrick Lamar is headlining British Summer Time Hyde Park this July to the delight of fans across the UK.
Currently his only UK show, the rapper will be supported by James Blake and Brittany Howard, and fans will be able to snap up tickets this week.
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Kendrick Lamar will play London’s Hyde Park on Saturday 5 July, and will be supported by James Blake and Brittany Howard with more acts to be announced.
A Grammy Award and Pulitzer Prize winning artist, this will be a once in a lifetime gig and chance for fans to see him in what is sure to be an exciting and life changing gig – if his previous performances are anything to go by.
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Tickets will go on sale on Friday 24 January at 10am from AXS here, so set your alarms as you won’t want to miss this.
Eager fans will be able to snap up tickets from the Kendrick Lamar Amex and Fanclub presale from today at 10am here.
Tickets will set you back £65 with booking fees, but seeing one of the greatest rappers of all time is priceless right?
Kendrick is regarded by both critics and fans as one of the most skilled and successful recording artists of all time.
He’s also got the awards to prove it; receiving 173 awards from 390 nominations, including 13 Grammy Awards, six Billboard Music Awards and the ASCAP Vanguard Award for his work as a composer.
If that wasn’t enough, he even received the Pulitzer Prize for music in 2018, as the first non-classical or jazz artist to win the prestigious prize.
Kendrick is the latest name to be announced for British Summertime Hyde Park, with the 2020 line up already featuring Pearl Jam, Little Mix and Taylor Swift.
And he’s in good company with Miss Swift, who’s headlining Glastonbury as Kendrick is currently the bookies favourite to perform with odds 1/2.
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