— UK’s quickly rising star gets ready to embark on his first ever world tour which will include shows in the United States, Europe, and Australia.
Just a few weeks ago, Central Cee made history as the first UK artist to have a Cole Bennett-directed music video. Now, the West London superstar has shared what many will consider his biggest news to date as he announces his upcoming Still Loading World Tour.
Kicking off in October, the Still Loading World Tour starts in the United States, where Central Cee will perform his first-ever American headlining dates, before heading to Europe on October 31st. The tour culminates in London on November 22nd, as Cench headlines a special show at the historic Alexandra Palace. Australian fans should stay tuned for the announcement of dates in Melbourne and Sydney. Tickets are available now at the official Still Loading World Tour website.
Central Cee’s announcement of the Still Loading World Tour arrives on the heels of “Doja,” the rapper’s viral new smash. “Doja” racked up over 25 million streams in the ten days since its release, and over 17 million views on its YouTube video, en route to a #2 debut on the UK’s Official Charts. The song is a worldwide smash, marking his highest charting positions in Australia, Germany, Benelux, and more, and reaching Spotify’s Top 10 Daily Plays in 21 markets. The video is #9 on YouTube Trending in the U.S., and the song is tearing up TikTok, where it has inspired 750k video creations and over 750 million video views.
Check out the full list of tour dates right here. Also, be sure to follow Central Cee on Instagram for more updates.
STILL LOADING WORLD TOUR DATES:
tba – Melbourne, AU
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October 12 – Chicago, IL, Bottom Lounge
October 13 – Toronto, ON, The Phoenix Concert Theater
October 18 – New York, NY, Gramercy Theatre
October 19 – Boston, MA, Brighton Theatre
October 21 – San Francisco, CA, New Parish
October 23 – Los Angeles, CA, The Roxy Theatre
October 31 – Madrid, ES, Sala La Piqui
November 1 – Barcelona, ES, Razzmatazz 2
November 2 – Milan, IT, Fabrique
November 4 – Zurich, CH, Komplex 457
November 5 – Lyon, FR, Le Transbordeur
November 7 – Paris, FR, Le Trianon
November 8 – Esch Alzette, LU, Rockhal
November 10 – Amsterdam, NL, Melkweg
November 11 – Antwerp, BE, Trix
November 13 – Berlin, DE, Heimathafen Neukölln
November 14 – Copenhagen, DK, Vega Main Hall
November 16 – Oslo, NO, Rockefeller
November 17 – Stockholm, SE, Fållan
November 20 – Dublin, IE, 3Olympia Theatre
November 22 – London, UK, Alexandra Palace