DRAKE Tickets

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Drake is headlining Wireless in Hyde Park, London on Saturday July 7th and he'll be supported by an amazing line up including, EXAMPLE, Professor Green And Wiz Khalifa.

Tickets for Wireless with Drake are on sale NOW on Aloud.com (scroll to the bottom of our Drake listings) THE DRAKE TOUR HAS NOT BEEN CANCELLED (we've had several customers contacting us to ask if the event is going ahead)

The Grammy-nominated R&B sensation has announced details for his 2012 tour, The Club Paradise Tour, which will head to the UK in April. A passionate and dynamic performer renowned for his energetic performances and creative stage designs, Drake's The Club Paradise Tour promises to be a sonic and visual spectacle on a scale unlike anything he has accomplished in his already legendary, critically acclaimed career.

Following on the heels of the conclusion of the North American leg of The Club Paradise Tour, Drake will head to Europe, marking Drake's first foray back into the European markets after his inaugural European headline tour, the bestselling Light Dreams & Nightmares Tour, in January of 2011.

Featuring Drake complete with his full band, the European leg of The Club Paradise Tour will make stops at arenas and theatres throughout the United Kingdom.

Released in November 2011, Drake's second studio album Take Care debuted atop the Billboard Top 200 chart at #1 and was the biggest first-week Soundscan tally of Drake's career, with over 630,000 units sold. The eagerly anticipated album was the third highest selling debut of 2011, clocking in behind Lady Gaga's Born This Way (1.1 million sold) and label president and mentor Lil Wayne's Tha Carter IV (964,000), which Drake also appeared.

Take Care arrived to a chorus of acclaim from critics and consumers alike with Rolling Stoneraving that Drake "seamlessly blends those genres (Pop, R&B, Rap) in fluid, rich tracks.", and New York Times anointing Drake as "hip-hop's current center of gravity".