Jay-Z will take his 30th-anniversary celebration of ‘Reasonable Doubt’ overseas and to the West Coast later this year, adding stadium performances in Paris and Los Angeles to a run of already sold-out shows in New York. The newly announced dates are set for Sept. 10 at Stade de France and Oct. 23 at SoFi Stadium, extending a series of concerts marking three decades since the release of his 1996 debut album.
Promoted by Roc Nation and Live Nation, the newly added stadium dates are being billed as part of the broader “JAŸ-Z 30” celebration, reflecting both the anniversary of Reasonable Doubt and the artist’s enduring influence on hip-hop and popular culture. The concerts will mark some of Jay-Z’s largest standalone performances since the end of his 2017 4:44 Tour and continue what has become a notable return to the live stage in 2026.
The announcement follows renewed activity from the rapper after a rare headlining appearance at Philadelphia’s Roots Picnic in May, his first major festival performance and one of his most significant live sets in years. Backed by The Roots, Jay-Z delivered a career-spanning show that included material from across his catalog and appearances from several longtime collaborators and guests.
The Paris and Los Angeles concerts build on a previously announced three-night engagement at Yankee Stadium in July. The first show will commemorate the 30th anniversary of Reasonable Doubt, while the second is dedicated to the 25th anniversary of The Blueprint. A third performance, titled Extra Innings, will close the weekend. Demand for the New York dates was immediate, with tickets selling out shortly after they went on sale.
Presales for the new shows begin June 11, with Citi cardmembers receiving access for the Los Angeles date and Mastercard cardholders eligible for the Paris presale. General ticket sales are scheduled to begin June 12 through Live Nation.
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