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Kanye West announces first European concert in 12 years. Also known as Ye, he will make his live comeback in Europe with a one-night-only concert at GelreDome in Arnhem, the Netherlands, on Saturday 6 June. According to a press release, the show will be the first stop in Kanye's limited run of European dates, including a concert in Reggio Emilia, Italy on 18 July. Further dates have yet to be announced. The Arnhem gig will mark the rapper's first European live concert since 2014, and his first in the Netherlands since 2013. A spokesperson for GelreDome shared, ”We look forward to welcoming Ye to GelreDome. This is an event of international scale and a special moment for Dutch audiences. We expect significant demand.” In a listing on its website, concert organiser J.Noah Live described the show as a "rare and unmissable moment for Ye's fans" and added: ”This will not be a standard concert. It's a moment like his last show at Gelredome in 2012, still talked about today in The Netherlands.” Although he has not performed a full concert in Europe in more than a decade, the 48-year-old held some listening parties for Vultures, his collaborative albums with Ty Dolla $ign, in 2023 and 2024 and his Sunday Service gospel choir performed in Paris in March 2020. Kanye’s next album, Bully, has been delayed several times and is now slated for release on 20 March. Tickets to the Arnhem show go on general sale on Friday.
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