Get there early. Not just to avoid the tube crush, but to actually see these openers. So many people miss out because they’re still buying overpriced beer. Don’t be that person scrolling on your phone during Tanna’s set. You’ll regret it.
Also, wear comfortable shoes. You’ll be jumping for Keem, swaying for SZA, and possibly crying during Kendrick’s “Count Me Out.” It’s a cardio workout. And hydration is key—you’ll be screaming so loud, you’ll lose your voice by the second song.
The Ultimate Takeaway
Here’s the thing about this tour: it feels less like a typical pop show and more like a cultural event. You’re watching artists who care about the whole experience, from the first note of the opener to the last echo of “Alright.” Tanna and Keem aren’t just fillers—they’re the essential appetizers in a five-star meal.
So, when you’re standing in that massive Tottenham crowd, remember to give it up for the openers. They earned that stage. And when you finally hear Kendrick and SZA duet on “All the Stars,” you’ll realize the whole night was one big, beautiful, chaotic family reunion.
And hey, if you see Baby Keem jump into the crowd? Move out of the way. That man has no brakes. Enjoy the show, you beautiful, lucky concert-goer. You deserve this night.
