GettyEminem has announced that he will be touring the UK for the first time in four years.
Guess who’s back, back again. Shady’s back, tell your friends that the American rapper is set to play Twickenham Stadium on July 14 and 15 on his Revival tour.
Metropolis Music made the announcement on Twitter:
NEW >> Global superstar @Eminem brings his Revival Tour to London this July with two dates at Twickenham Stadium.
Get #METpresale tickets this Thursday at 9am ? https://t.co/0SEI4psyQI pic.twitter.com/XauqnxKuKY— Metropolis Music (@MetropolisMusic) January 29, 2018
The tour comes after the release of the rap god’s global chart-topping album Revival.
Since early October, Eminem – along with his manager Paul Rosenberg – has teased us with hints of how he was about to drop a new album.
Slim Shady took to Instagram to post a cryptic picture which said:
‘Walk On Water’. Take as needed.
Fans immediately started speculating about what this could possibly mean, and soon enough Eminem revealed Walk on Water would be his latest single (featuring Beyonce) posting on Instagram he was back.
His new album was then promoted through a series of fake pharmaceutical adverts.
A rather strange looking medication advert featured the sort of cheesy, stock photo of a smiling woman – typical of such marketing – with the tagline:
Seize the moment with REVIVAL.
InterscopeAlso, on the website, AskAboutRevival.com, it stated:
One of the symptoms you should watch for after starting Revival is brain damage.
Brain Damage is a song title from the Slim Shady LP.
As well as this, towards the bottom of the website, a disclaimer states:
Revival does not cause these side effects, but if you have them you should for sure seek medical attention, ‘I need a doctor’.
Clearly a reference to longtime collaborator, Dr Dre, and the single title from the NWA founder’s now-defunct Detox album.
GettyIf you fancy bagging yourself a ticket they go on sale at 9:00am on February 2 on Metropolis Music.
