A pair of iconic rap acts are set to play live in Sydney at one of the state capital’s most prominent live venues.
Hip-hop fans from Brookvale and other suburbs of Sydney will soon get to see Wu-Tang Clan and Nas in concert when they play Qudos Bank Arena this coming May. The upcoming performance is part of a co-headline tour entitled “N.Y. State of Mind” and will see the two acclaimed acts play major cities in both Australia and New Zealand including Auckland, Brisbane, Melbourne as well as Sydney.
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Formed in Staten Island, New York City during the 1990s, Wu-Tang Clan have risen to become among the most renowned hip-hop groups of its generation. The remaining nine members, which include Ghostface Killah and RZA and take turns at centre stage during live shows, but Wu-Tang is always at its best when performing as a cohesive unit.
A performer of 30 years, Nas has gone from strength to strength since releasing his debut album ‘Illmatic’ in 1994. In 2022, he released ‘King’s Disease III’, his 16th studio recording to date.
Wu-Tang Clan and Nas will now perform at Qudos Bank Arena on Edwin Flack Avenue on Saturday, May 13, presented by Live Nation Touring.
