Jay-Z confirmed he will be returning to the UK later this year. The American rapper, 56, who has sold more than 140 million records worldwide, has not performed in Great Britain since 2017. What’s more, he’s due to play one of London’s most popular and prestigious venues: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. As a result, fans have been eagerly snapping up tickets to this September 4, 2026 show. When general onsale kicked off, plenty of them sold out in no time.
With that said, there are still lots of tickets on sale now for the star’s show, who is the husband of Beyoncé. And they are available from a number of different websites. And different styles of retailers, as well, from official and VIP to resale. Below, we’ve broken down all the methods of buying tickets to see Jay-Z live and the cheapest avenues to do so.
Jay-Z tickets were first released on general onsale on Friday, July 10, 2026, from a number of online retailers.
This included such major players as Ticketmaster and Live Nation. At the time of writing, the former has plenty of tickets still on sale. And while they average at around £120-130 each, there are a few cheaper than this. The cheapest tickets fans can purchase are £94.65 each. These are the cheapest Jay-Z tickets available on the internet. Buy tickets here:
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For the fans looking for something a little more specialised, there are VIP & hospitality tickets. were also released on bespoke retailer Seat Unique’s website. The online retailer has a few different VIP tickets on offer, some of which include perks and bonuses as early access, food & drinks packages, signature cocktails and more. These begin at £540 per person, and are the only other official ticket options available now.
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Finally, there’s the resale markets. Online retailers such as viagogo and StubHub offer fans tickets being sold by other fans. These websites are useful for fans who want to pick out their favourite seats in a venue or grab a bargain. As ticket prices on secondhand websites aren’t fixed, Jay-Z fans may be able to grab a bargain if they keep tabs on prices. At the time of writing, however, tickets for Tottenham Hotspur Stadium are being sold for around £122 each on viagogo and StubHub. Here are the links: