The Can't Rush Greatness World Tour is the second concert tour by British rapper Central Cee in support of his debut studio album, Can't Rush Greatness (2025). The tour commenced on 1 April 2025 in Oslo and concluded in Bangkok on 21 March 2026, covering several European countries, the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand and many Asian countries.
Background On 28 January 2025, Central Cee announced the tour, consisting of an initial 39 dates. General sale launched three days later, with an artist pre-sale running from 29 January until 31 January.
In December 2025, Central Cee announced that an Asian leg of the tour would occur in March 2026.
Set list This set list was taken from the show in London on 24 April 2025. It does not represent all shows throughout the tour.
"Limitless" "5 Star" "Day in the Life" "Ruby" "6 for 6" "Cold Shoulder" "Loading" "St. Patrick's" "GBP" "Did It First" "Ten" "Straight Back to It" "Me & You" "Now We're Strangers" "Mrs" "Obsessed with You" "Let Go" "Commitment Issues" "Gen Z Luv" "West Connect" "SUVs" "Doja" "Overseas" "CRG" "UK Rap" "Sprinter" "Truth in the Lies" "Must Be" "Band4Band" "No Introduction"
Collaborations
On the April 24 show in London, Central Cee performed "Ten" with Skepta; "Wave" with Asake; "Now We're Strangers" with Kamal; "Overseas" with Young Adz; "Sprinter" and "UK Rap" with Dave; and "Band4Band" with Lil Baby. Shallipopi and Sexyy Red also made surprise appearances, performing "Lalo", and "Get It Sexyy" and "Pound Town", respectively.
At the Sydney performance in the Qudos Bank Arena, Central Cee brought drill group Onefour onto the stage for a collaboration. 27 June 2025.
Tour dates + List of 2025 concerts Date (2025) City Country Venue 1 April Oslo Norway Oslo Spektrum 3 April Copenhagen Denmark Forum Copenhagen 5 April Hamburg Germany Alsterdorfer Sporthalle 6 April Berlin Velodrom 8 April Amsterdam Netherlands Ziggo Dome 10 April Milan Italy Fabrique 11 April Munich Germany Zenith 13 April Paris France Accor Arena 15 April Düsseldorf Germany PSD Bank Dome 16 April Brussels Belgium Forest National 18 April Birmingham England Utilita Arena Birmingham 19 April Manchester Co-op Live 22 April Dublin Ireland 3Arena 24 April London England The O2 Arena 27 April Glasgow Scotland OVO Hydro 2 May Portland United States Roseland Theater 3 MaySeattleThe Showbox 4 May 6 May San Francisco SF Masonic Auditorium 7 May Los Angeles Hollywood Palladium 9 May Denver Fillmore Auditorium 11 May Houston Bayou Music Center 12 May Dallas South Side Ballroom 15 May Detroit The Fillmore Detroit 16 May Chicago Aragon Ballroom 18 May Charlotte The Fillmore Charlotte 19 May Atlanta Coca-Cola Roxy 21 May Philadelphia The Fillmore Philadelphia 22 May Silver Spring The Fillmore Silver Spring 24 May Toronto Canada History 25 May 27 MayNew York City United StatesBrooklyn Paramount 28 May 29 May Terminal 5 31 May Boston MGM Music Hall at Fenway 1 June Montreal Canada M Telus 2 June 20 June Auckland New Zealand Spark Arena 22 June Brisbane Australia Brisbane Entertainment Centre 25 June Sydney Qudos Bank Arena 28 June Melbourne Rod Laver Arena 2 July Perth RAC Arena
+ List of 2026 concerts Date (2026) City Country Venue 2 March Kōtō Japan Toyosu Pit 4 March Chengdu China Eastern Ultra Music Center 6 March Shanghai Ji Xi Show Hall 3 8 March Foshan Nanhai Sports Center 10 March Hong Kong AsiaWorld–Expo Runway 11 11 March Taipei Taiwan Taipei International Convention Center 14 March Goyang South Korea Korea International Exhibition Center Hall 9 16 March Quezon City Philippines New Frontier Theater 18 March Singapore Pasir Panjang Power Station 20 March Bangkok Thailand UOB Live 21 March
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