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South Wales Guardian
a day ago
- Entertainment
- South Wales Guardian
Drake concert cancelled due to ‘unforeseen' travel issues
The Canadian musician was due to perform at Manchester's Co-Op Live Arena on Monday July 28, however, has had to reschedule the gig due to 'unforeseen ferry schedule and travel logistics'. The 38-year old, whose full name is Aubrey Drake Graham, will instead perform at the venue on August 5. The news was shared in a statement on the Co-Op live website, which said: 'Due to unforeseen ferry schedule and travel logistics, tomorrow's performance in Manchester on July 28th has been rescheduled. 'The good news is that Drake will now perform in Manchester on Tuesday, August 5th, and it's set to be an unforgettable night. 'All tickets remain valid for the new date—we can't wait to see you there!' This comes after Drake released a new song, Which One, on Thursday with British rapper Central Cee. Drake is midway through the UK leg of his Some Special Shows 4 U tour with Partynextdoor, marking his first return to Europe in six years. Earlier this month Drake performed at Wireless Festival in London after signing a multi-million pound deal to top the bill each night of the three nights. The Canadian brought out UK heavyweights Dave, Central Cee and J Hus as surprise guests during one of his performances on the main stage in Finsbury Park. He also performed with Lauryn Hill on one of the three nights. The five-time Grammy-award winning artist will head to mainland Europe in August with concerts scheduled in Amsterdam, Zurich, and Milan and Paris. The artist is best known for his hit songs One Dance, Hold On We're Going Home, and Hotline Bling.
Leader Live
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Leader Live
Drake concert cancelled due to ‘unforeseen' travel issues
The Canadian musician was due to perform at Manchester's Co-Op Live Arena on Monday July 28, however, has had to reschedule the gig due to 'unforeseen ferry schedule and travel logistics'. The 38-year old, whose full name is Aubrey Drake Graham, will instead perform at the venue on August 5. The news was shared in a statement on the Co-Op live website, which said: 'Due to unforeseen ferry schedule and travel logistics, tomorrow's performance in Manchester on July 28th has been rescheduled. 'The good news is that Drake will now perform in Manchester on Tuesday, August 5th, and it's set to be an unforgettable night. 'All tickets remain valid for the new date—we can't wait to see you there!' This comes after Drake released a new song, Which One, on Thursday with British rapper Central Cee. Drake is midway through the UK leg of his Some Special Shows 4 U tour with Partynextdoor, marking his first return to Europe in six years. Earlier this month Drake performed at Wireless Festival in London after signing a multi-million pound deal to top the bill each night of the three nights. The Canadian brought out UK heavyweights Dave, Central Cee and J Hus as surprise guests during one of his performances on the main stage in Finsbury Park. He also performed with Lauryn Hill on one of the three nights. The five-time Grammy-award winning artist will head to mainland Europe in August with concerts scheduled in Amsterdam, Zurich, and Milan and Paris. The artist is best known for his hit songs One Dance, Hold On We're Going Home, and Hotline Bling.
Rhyl Journal
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Rhyl Journal
Drake concert cancelled due to ‘unforeseen' travel issues
The Canadian musician was due to perform at Manchester's Co-Op Live Arena on Monday July 28, however, has had to reschedule the gig due to 'unforeseen ferry schedule and travel logistics'. The 38-year old, whose full name is Aubrey Drake Graham, will instead perform at the venue on August 5. The news was shared in a statement on the Co-Op live website, which said: 'Due to unforeseen ferry schedule and travel logistics, tomorrow's performance in Manchester on July 28th has been rescheduled. 'The good news is that Drake will now perform in Manchester on Tuesday, August 5th, and it's set to be an unforgettable night. 'All tickets remain valid for the new date—we can't wait to see you there!' This comes after Drake released a new song, Which One, on Thursday with British rapper Central Cee. Drake is midway through the UK leg of his Some Special Shows 4 U tour with Partynextdoor, marking his first return to Europe in six years. Earlier this month Drake performed at Wireless Festival in London after signing a multi-million pound deal to top the bill each night of the three nights. The Canadian brought out UK heavyweights Dave, Central Cee and J Hus as surprise guests during one of his performances on the main stage in Finsbury Park. He also performed with Lauryn Hill on one of the three nights. The five-time Grammy-award winning artist will head to mainland Europe in August with concerts scheduled in Amsterdam, Zurich, and Milan and Paris. The artist is best known for his hit songs One Dance, Hold On We're Going Home, and Hotline Bling.
RTÉ News
a day ago
- Entertainment
- RTÉ News
Drake cancels Manchester gig due to 'travel issues'
Rapper Drake has had a concert at Manchester's Co-Op Live Arena cancelled due to "unforeseen" travel issues. The Canadian musician was due to perform at Manchester's Co-Op Live Arena on Monday 28 July, however, has had to reschedule the gig due to "unforeseen ferry schedule and travel logistics". The 38-year old, whose full name is Aubrey Drake Graham, will instead perform at the venue on 5 August. The news was shared in a statement on the Co-Op live website, which said: "Due to unforeseen ferry schedule and travel logistics, tomorrow's performance in Manchester on July 28th has been rescheduled. "The good news is that Drake will now perform in Manchester on Tuesday, August 5th, and it's set to be an unforgettable night. "All tickets remain valid for the new date—we can't wait to see you there!" This comes after Drake released a new song, Which One, on Thursday with British rapper Central Cee. Drake is midway through the UK leg of his Some Special Shows 4 U tour with Partynextdoor, marking his first return to Europe in six years. Earlier this month Drake performed at Wireless Festival in London after signing a multi-million pound deal to top the bill each night of the three nights. The Canadian brought out UK heavyweights Dave, Central Cee and J Hus as surprise guests during one of his performances on the main stage in Finsbury Park. He also performed with Lauryn Hill on one of the three nights. The five-time Grammy-award winning artist will head to mainland Europe in August with concerts scheduled in Amsterdam, Zurich, and Milan and Paris. The artist is best known for his hit songs One Dance, Hold On We're Going Home, and Hotline Bling.
Daily Mirror
18-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Man performs at jazz club show and people are gobsmacked after seeing who it is
A surprise appearance at Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club in London from a music legend who went on to perform at Hyde Park has stunned gig-goers, while others were left envious of attendees Jazz club attendees were left stunned when a music icon made an unexpected appearance on stage for a spontaneous set. The legendary performer stunned guests at Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club with his surprise turn, leaving those present absolutely delighted. Jamaican-American jazz pianist Monty Alexander had been entertaining the crowd when an unscheduled special guest made his entrance. The mystery performer had been in the vicinity ahead of a packed show at London's Hyde Park. The more personal setting and unexpected gig has since taken social media by storm, with a TikTok clip documenting the astonishing moment. Those who missed out have expressed their jealousy of the lucky audience members who witnessed the impromptu show. The shock appearance sent the crowd wild, as none other than Stevie Wonder stepped onto the stage. Simon Walker's TikTok post reads: "Imagine just sitting enjoying the already talented Monty Alexander but then your favourite legend of all time pops in with his harmonica!" Wonder, who graced Hyde Park just weeks following his stint at the London jazz venue, captivated the audience with his harmonica prowess. One fortunate witness to the performance commented: "When I saw this I nearly collapsed." Another remarked: "That's insane! I don't know what I was expecting you to cut to but I was not expecting Stevie." A third fan confessed: "I'd think I was hallucinating." Fans were equally thrilled by Wonder's incredible vocal performance. One admirer gushed about the legendary artist, posting: "I didn't know harmonica could sound this good." Another fan enthused: "Mate, what an unbelievable privilege, to see them jam, Stevie Wonder is a GOAT, love him, he is fab, bet you had the best night." Alexander subsequently uploaded the performance footage to his Facebook page on June 24, captioning it: "You never know who's going to swing by when Monty is in town!" Wonder, who headlined Hyde Park on July 12, thrilled audiences with his unexpected visit. He would go on to deliver an epic 30-song repertoire at the London venue just weeks following his impromptu session with Alexander. The complete setlist from his Hyde Park gig is listed below. The extensive performance received rave reviews from concert-goers, with Wonder also taking to the stage at Manchester's Co-Op Live Arena.
