Central Cee at London's O2 Arena: start time, tickets, potential setlist and what you need to know
Central Cee's tour follows the release of his long-awaited debut album Can't Rush Greatness, and it's a full-blown, true-to-the-name world tour. The chart-topping rapper is currently on the tour's European leg, and he'll eventually head off to North America and Australasia.
Heading to see Central Cee at the O2 this week? Here's everything you need to know, from timings and a potential setlist to remaining ticket availability.
When is Central Cee playing at London's O2?
Central Cee's London show on the Can't Rush Greatness World Tour is on Thursday April 24 2025.
What are the timings?
Doors open to the venue at 6.30pm, though the O2's restaurants and bars will be open before that.
Judging from previous tour spots, expect Central Cee to come on stage at around 8.45pm – though, as always, get down early to avoid disappointment. Curfew is 11pm.
What's the setlist?
For an idea of what Cench could play in London, here's the setlist from Manchester earlier in the tour (according to Setlist.fm).
Limitless
5 Star
Day in the Life
6 For 6
Cold Shoulder
Ruby
Commitment Issues
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Patrick's
Ten
Play Video
GBP (Central Cee & 21 Savage cover)
Obsessed With You
Did It First (Ice Spice & Central Cee cover)
Me & You
Mrs
gen z luv
Now We're Strangers (with Kamal.)
LET GO
Tek Tek (Dystinct cover)
SPIDER (GIMS cover)
2MS (with Nemzzz)
Dilemma (with Nemzzz)
Doja
Truth in the Lies
Overseas (D‐Block Europe cover)
Must Be
CRG
UK Rap (Dave & Central Cee cover)
Sprinter (Dave & Central Cee cover)
BAND4BAND (Central Cee, Lil Baby cover)
No Introduction
Who is supporting?
Support hasn't been confirmed, though the tour is billed as Central Cee 'plus special guests'. In Manchester Cench was joined onstage by rapper Nemzzz.
Can I still get tickets for Central Cee at London's O2?
Last time we checked, there were tickets remaining for the show, on AXS here from around £50 and Ticketmaster here from around £80.
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