Wu-Tang Clan revealed 15 worldwide farewell tour dates throughout Europe, UK, Australia and UAE for March 2026.

Wu-Tang Clan introduced 15 further dates for his or her farewell tour “The Final Chamber” spanning Europe, the UK, Australia and the United Arab Emirates all through March 2026.

The legendary Hip-Hop collective revealed the worldwide growth of their goodbye tour following profitable North American exhibits that started in Baltimore this previous June. The new dates kick off March 2 at Amsterdam’s Ziggo Dome and conclude March 28 at Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena.

“As we continue adding on to the cypher, The Chamber moves from local to global,” mentioned Wu-Tang founder RZA.

The tour contains main venue stops at London’s The O2 on March 17, Manchester’s Co-op Live Arena on March 19, and Dubai’s Coca-Cola Arena on March 22. European cities Berlin, Vienna, Paris, Zürich and Brussels spherical out the continental dates earlier than the group heads to Australia for exhibits in Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney.

All 9 surviving members—RZA, GZA, Raekwon, Ghostface Killah, Method Man, Inspectah Deck, U-God, Masta Killa and Cappadonna—have participated within the farewell performances. The North American leg featured career-spanning setlists mixing Wu-Tang classics with deep cuts and beforehand unperformed tracks, plus solo materials from every member.

Tickets for UK, European and UAE exhibits go on sale Friday, October 24 at 10am native time. Australian dates turn out to be accessible Thursday, October 30 at 1pm native time. Supporting acts can be introduced later.

The tour follows the group’s 2025 Record Store Day launch “Black Samson, The Bastard Swordsman,” their first full-length album since 2017’s “The Saga Continues.” The new report reunited the collective with longtime producer Mathematics, who has labored with Wu-Tang since their earliest recordings.

The Final Chamber tour represents the conclusion of Wu-Tang Clan’s three-decade run as one in all Hip-Hop’s most influential teams. Their 1993 debut “Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)” revolutionized rap music and launched a number of profitable solo careers for the Staten Island collective’s members.

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