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Published 10:30 20 May 2025 BST
Updated 10:30 20 May 2025 BST

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Vybz Kartel has announced details of headline UK and European tour dates - and this is how to get tickets.
The artist will perform a string of shows across 2025 as part of his The Worl' Boss Tour.
This includes a show at Amsterdam's Ziggo Dome on 7 July ahead of UK arena dates later in the year.
He'll perform at London's O2 Arena on 4 September, Manchester's Co-op Live on 10 September and Birmingham's BP Pulse Live on 19 September.
It follows up the announcement that the artist will join Drake as part of the 2025 Wireless Festival lineup.
He's set to perform on Sunday at Finsbury Park alongside the Canadian rapper and special guest Burna Boy, with more names to be confirmed.
Across the summer he's also playing festivals sets for the likes of Reggae Fest in Baltimore, Summer Jam in Cologne and Freedom Street in Malta.
Fans can expect to hear tracks from his extensive back catalogue including "Real Badman", "Thank Yuh Jah" and "Romping Shop" to name a few.
Ahead of Vybz Kartel tickets going on sale for his 2025 tour dates you can find out everything you need to know below.
They go on general sale at 10am local time on Friday, 23 May via:
Below you can find out more about presale tickets.
Yes, an O2 Priority sale takes place from 10am local time on Wednesday, 21 May. This can be accessed via the O2 mobile app and the website priority.o2.co.uk. Just sign in or sign up if you're eligible and choose your preferred date.
For the Manchester date a Co-op presale takes place at 10am on Wednesday, 21 May. This can be accessed by Co-op members via the mobile app. You can find out more via the official website.
7 July - Amsterdam, Ziggo Dome
4 September - London, O2 Arena - tickets
10 September - Manchester, Co-op Live - tickets
19 September - Birmingham, BP Pulse Live - tickets
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