After a career-topping month for Kendrick Lamar — with an awards sweep at the Grammys for his diss track ‘Not Like Us’ and a pot-stirring performance at the Super Bowl — he has now announced his UK tour dates for 2025 alongside SZA.
He last performed in the UK in November of 2022 at the O2 Arena in London and the AO Arena in Manchester, marking his last appearances in the UK before a brief hiatus. In 2025, Lamar is returning with performances scheduled in Glasgow, Birmingham, London, and Cardiff in July.
He’ll be playing four dates across the UK:
- 8th July 2025 - Hampden Park National Stadium in Glasgow
- 10th July 2025 - Villa Park in Birmingham
- 19th July 2025 - Principality Stadium in Cardiff
- 22nd July 2025 - Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London
For more information on how to get tickets and the best ways to access the stadium by car or public transport, read our guide to the Kendrick Lamar tour dates below:
How to get tickets to Kendrick Lamar in London
When do tickets go on sale?
Grand National tickets go on sale Friday 14th February 2025 on Ticketmaster. Some presale codes for O2 Priority members, Mastercard holders and a few other VIP groups will be released at earlier dates — make sure to check your subscriptions to see if you qualify.
We recommend getting online as early as you can that morning, since Ticketmaster’s queuing system can start adding people hours ahead of the sale time.
How much do Kendrick Lamar tickets cost?
General access tickets for most tour dates are expected to be in the £100 - £400 range. But if the demand for tickets is anything like the Oasis reunion tour coming later this year, expect to have lots of resale tickets being sold for upwards of £500.
Where is Kendrick Lamar playing in London?
The only London tour date for the Grand National Tour is being held at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in North London. The stadium has a capacity of over 62,000, making it one of the largest stadiums in the UK. Designed for both sports and entertainment, you can expect a world-class experience with lots of food and drink options including an in-stadium pub, Italian eatery and bagel bar, as well as premium suites. It also features Europe’s first retractable pitch, allowing it to seamlessly transition between football matches, concerts, and other major events. Accessibility is a key focus, with step-free access, dedicated seating for guests with limited mobility, and accessible toilets throughout the venue.
Book a parking space ahead of time for Kendrick Lamar in London
Considering the thousands of people who will be travelling to London for the 2025 Grand National Tour, you’ll want to make sure your parking is sorted well ahead of time.
The simplest and most convenient option for parking for most concert-goers would be to download the JustPark app and rent a private driveway or find a secure parking space in a car park nearby. Not only will it save you time and money on the day-of, but it will also give you guaranteed access to a parking space near Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and can offer flexibility that other traditional car parks can’t.
Using the JustPark app or website, you can search, find and reserve a space which should tick most of your boxes when looking for parking:
- You can search for spaces within walking distance of the stadium and get more affordable rates than local car parks or unsecured pop-up parking
- You should be able to escape the crowds more easily leaving your car in a slightly less congested area
- You can extend your parking session easily through the JustPark app if you’re facing delays getting out of the stadium crowds
- You can have peace of mind knowing that you’ve got a guaranteed parking space upon arrival
This tour is expected to be massively popular, so we recommend booking a parking space as soon as your tickets are secured so you don’t miss out on available options. If you’re travelling from out of town and will be staying multiple nights in London, make sure you extend your parking session for as long as you need it for.
Does Tottenham Hotspur Stadium offer official car parking
In short: no. The stadium is located in a Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) and has no official car park onsite. There are also often road closures on event days around the stadium making it difficult for drivers to find a space next to the stadium. If you do choose to drive to the concert, we recommend choosing a space in a neighbouring driveway as it saves space on-street and has plenty of available parking. We do expect spaces to sell out though, so make sure you scout your options beforehand!
Park nearby and take public transport to the stadium
Parking close to the stadium can be limited on event days, so driving into the area isn’t always the best option. Instead, consider parking further out and using London’s extensive public transport network to reach the venue. Below are some of the best routes to get you there smoothly:
London Underground & Overground
- Tube: Victoria Line to Seven Sisters, then a short Overground or bus ride to the stadium.
- Overground: London Overground to White Hart Lane, just a five-minute walk from the venue.
Bus Services
- Route 149: Runs from London Bridge through Liverpool Street and Stoke Newington to Tottenham.
- Route 259: Connects Kings Cross to Edmonton Green via Seven Sisters.
- Route 476: Runs from Euston through Angel, Newington Green, and Seven Sisters.
National Rail Services
- Tottenham Hale Station: Offers fast Greater Anglia services from London Liverpool Street and beyond. From here, take the Victoria Line or a quick bus ride to the stadium.
- White Hart Lane Station: Located just a few minutes' walk from the stadium, with direct services from London Liverpool Street in under 25 minutes.
Take the train into London to avoid congestion on busy roads
If you're travelling from outside London, taking the train can save you from driving in heavy traffic and struggling with parking near the stadium. Here are some convenient park-and-ride options for different routes into the city:
From the North: Park at Stevenage Station, where fast trains to London Kings Cross take around 25 minutes. Parking starts at approximately £4 per hour.
From the South: Consider Gatwick Airport Station, with frequent Thameslink services to London Victoria in around 30 minutes. Parking starts at £3 per hour.
From the West: Reading Station offers fast services to London Paddington in about 25 minutes. Parking spaces near the station start at £5 per hour.
From the East: Chelmsford Station provides direct trains to London Liverpool Street in under 35 minutes. Parking costs around £2.50 per hour.
Do you live near Tottenham Hotspur Stadium? Rent out your driveway for extra income
Even if you’re not attending the concert dates yourself, you can still benefit from the surge of crowds coming into the city to see Beyonce. It’s been proven that local residents who live nearby busy sports or music venues see their annual income increase by 57% by renting out their driveways to event-goers, be it sports fans or music enthusiasts.
If you’re a homeowner near northern London and have a driveway with extra space, simply rent out your driveway to earn a side income and benefit those in need of car parking; it’s as easy as that. You can set your availability and pricing so you’re in full control of your space.
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