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Published 15:33 19 Jan 2019 GMT
Updated 15:36 19 Jan 2019 GMT

Speaking to Music Week, SJM promoter Chris Wareing said: “I don’t believe anything like this has been done in the UK before on this level.”
“This tour creates a legacy, it’s a moment. The groups are the biggest in their genres, they’re all celebrating notable anniversaries of their biggest albums and I am led to believe this is the first time they have all been on the same bill together."
The tour will be hosted and presented by DJ Premier and tickets will go on general sale at 10am on January 25.
Here's something to get you in the mood, featuring a guest appearance by a ridiculously young Tim Westwood:
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