Drake has finally kicked off his European tour after several postponements.
The rapper was due to kick his jaunt off at Amsterdam Ziggo Dome on January 26 and 27. The dates were originally set for January 20 and 21, but Drake rescheduled them last year after ‘production setbacks’.
The first show took place last night in the Dutch city and saw the Toronto star debut a new song from his forthcoming ‘More Life’ project.
Drake postponed the first dates of the tour because of production setbacks. The show is different to that which he took around the US last year and incorporates a large glowing orb in the setup.
Last year, Drake also rescheduled a number of UK tour dates due to “unforeseen production setbacks”.
Drake’s UK tour dates are as follows:
London, The O2 (January 30, February 1, 2, 4, 5, 14, 15, March 20)
Leeds, First Direct Arena (February 8, 9)
Manchester, Arena (February 11, 12)
Sheffield, Arena (February 17)
Birmingham, Barclaycard Arena (February 22, 23)
Glasgow, The SSE Hydro (March 22, 23)
