Wu-Tang Clan UK Tour Tickets Vanish Faster Than Mercury in Retrograde—But Who’s the Mystery Support Act Crushing Fan Theories?
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So, here we are on this fine Friday, October 24—and guess what? The Wu-Tang Clan’s UK tour tickets just dropped into the wild, and folks are racing like Mercury’s in retrograde to grab them. Makes you wonder—could the celestial chaos of today be fuelling this frenzy? The legendary hip-hop collective is gearing up to ignite London’s O2 Arena and Manchester’s Co-op Live next March with The Final Chamber Tour, and the buzz is real. Now, amid the cosmic ticket scramble, everyone’s whispering about who’ll open the show. Run The Jewels? A local UK rap act? The stars of speculation certainly align for some surprises. If Venus in Scorpio is teaching us anything, it’s that mystery and intensity make for the best nights out. So, if you’re itching to secure your spot in this astrological and musical alignment, better act fast! LEARN MORE.
Today (Friday, October 24), general sale opened for Wu-Tang Clan’s UK tour, and fans are snapping up tickets (buy now via Seat Unique, Live Nation, and Ticketmaster).
In case you missed it, the legendary hip-hop group are bringing The Final Chamber Tour to the UK next year.
As part of the British run, Wu-Tang Clan will perform at London’s O2 Arena (March 17, 2026) and Manchester’s Co-op Live (March 19, 2026).
Amid the scramble for tickets, speculation over who will support the group on tour has been rife, and many are hoping hip hop duo, Run The Jewels, will join the lineup.
On Reddit, one fan said: “I’ll be trying for tickets later today, anyone heard anything about the support act? I’d love it if it was RTJ like in the US but that would probably have been announced.”
Another shared, “I’m really intrigued about who will support them, it was Run The Jewels in the US, and apparently they brought out different people in different cities so could even be like a UK rap act or something.”
A third replied: “Same bro, I really wanna see Meth again with the Clan, and as you say, I reckon it will be a smaller UK act with it being over here. RTJ are quite big themselves and can see why they might support in the US, we might be surprised though.”
Wu-Tang Clan are coming to the UK (Getty/Johnny Nunez)
As fans will know, Run The Jewels supported Wu-Tan Clang at their North American shows in June 2025. The support act has yet to be confirmed.
Speaking about the upcoming tour, the C.R.E.A.M. hitmakers said: “As we continue adding on to the cypher, The Chamber moves from local to global.”
In addition to their British shows, the group will head to Australia and the United Arab Emirates. The upcoming tour comes off the back of their hugely successful 27-date North America run, which saw RZA, GZA, Raekwon, Ghostface Killah, Method Man, Inspectah Deck, U-God, and Masta Killa take to the stage.
So, where can you buy tickets, and how much do they cost? Find out everything you need to know below.
General sale is now open via Live Nation and Ticketmaster. At the time of writing, prices start from £76.95 for seated tickets.
For those of you keen to make a night of it, you can find hospitality tickets on Seat Unique. Prices start from only £99 for Co-op Live, Manchester (March 19, 2026).
If you’re looking for resale tickets, you’ll want to head to the below sites:
To avoid ticket scams and ensure a money-back guarantee, always purchase resale tickets through verified sites.
Tickets are now on sale for their upcoming UK shows (Getty/Jeremychanphotography)
The group are kicking off the European tour in Amsterdam on March 2, before heading to the likes of Berlin, Vienna, Paris, and Brussels.
For those of you based in the UK, Wu-Tang Clan will take to the stage in London on March 17 and Manchester on March 19.
The group will then make their way to Australia and the United Arab Emirates.
Featured Image Credit: Getty/Jeremychanphotography
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