Public Enemy are back, with the iconic group set to play a special one-off show at the Royal Albert Hall in London this summer. Chuck D and Flava Flav will take to the stage on June 27 on what’s set to be a ‘night of politically charged, high-energy hip-hop, celebrating their legacy’.
The ‘Once In A Lifetime Evening’ is billed to celebrate 35 years of the legendary Fight The Powerwith 2025 marking three-and-a-half decades of Public Enemy’s seminal Fear Of A Blank Planet record.
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How to get tickets to Public Enemy at the Royal Albert Hall
Tickets to see Public Enemy on their ‘Once In A Lifetime Evening’ at the Royal Albert Hall go on sale this Friday April 4 at 9am. There is priority booking for friends and patrons of Royal Albert Hall going on sale at 9am on April 3. Find all details for the show and tickets here.
Speaking on the news, Chuck D said: “We are honoured to have this opportunity to stand on the Royal Albert Hall stage and perform under the same renowned roof that the greats from Hendrix to Pavarotti, from The Beatles to my brothers Cypress Hill have. Thank you, London. We’ll see you soon.”
The show will mark their first in London since a performance at Wembley Arena in 2019, when they played alongside fellow Hip-Hop legends Wu-Tang Clan and De La Soul. It’s their first show in the UK since the release of their 2020 record What You Gonna Do When The Grid Goes Down?so fans can also expect to hear tracks from here live for the first time in what’s set to be a career-spanning, celebratory show.
Tickets to see Public Enemy at the Royal Albert Hall go this Friday, April 4 at 9am, and you can find them here.
