Giggs and Diddy are set to play at O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire next week, Tuesday 7 November.
The event will bring together two titans in their field for a special one-night-only event, in which all proceeds will go to an as-of-yet-unannounced charity. O2 Priority Presale begins today at 3pm, with general ticket sales starting at 10am on Wednesday, November 1st. They can be purchased from here. This isn’t the first time Giggs has put on a show for charity. In March 2018, he played at Camden’s Roundhouse for a show in aid of the Sickle Cell Society and the Amy Winehouse Foundation.
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The Shepherd’s Bush show will also see the pair reunite following their collaborative ‘Mandem’ single, which arrived in August to mark 15 years since the release of Giggs’ influential debut album, Walk In Da Park. No doubt given the influence of both of them on the worlds of rap and hip-hop on both sides of the Atlantic, this will be a very special show indeed.
The event will bring together two titans in their field for a special one-night-only event, in which all proceeds will go to an as-of-yet-unannounced charity. O2 Priority Presale begins today at 3pm, with general ticket sales starting at 10am on Wednesday, November 1st. They can be purchased from here. This isn’t the first time Giggs has put on a show for charity. In March 2018, he played at Camden’s Roundhouse for a show in aid of the Sickle Cell Society and the Amy Winehouse Foundation.
The announcement of the pair’s linkup comes off the back of recent releases from them both, with Giggs’ exceptional Zero Tolerance album and Diddy’s sprawling The Love Album arriving in August and September, respectively. Both albums boast a number of high-profile features, demonstrating the artist’s pulling power (as if it needed demonstrating anymore).View this post on Instagram
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The Shepherd’s Bush show will also see the pair reunite following their collaborative ‘Mandem’ single, which arrived in August to mark 15 years since the release of Giggs’ influential debut album, Walk In Da Park. No doubt given the influence of both of them on the worlds of rap and hip-hop on both sides of the Atlantic, this will be a very special show indeed.
