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D-Block Europe and French Montana to play AFAS Live in Amsterdam

D-Block Europe and French Montana to play AFAS Live in Amsterdam

D-Block Europe and French Montana are set to perform a joint concert at AFAS Live in Amsterdam. Tickets for the event, which will highlight the collaborative history of the two acts, will be available for purchase beginning September 3.

British rap collective D-Block Europe and American rapper French Montana have announced a joint performance at the AFAS Live venue in Amsterdam. The two musical acts, who have previously collaborated on tracks such as Fully Loaded, RICO, and If I Was Rich Enough, will combine their distinct musical styles during this upcoming concert tour.

D-Block Europe has gained significant recognition for popular hits like Prada, Overseas, and Darling, and has a history of collaborating with prominent artists including Ed Sheeran and Central Cee. French Montana is globally known for chart-topping singles such as Unforgettable and No Stylist, having also worked with industry figures like Drake and Cardi B throughout his successful career. Fans interested in attending the show in Amsterdam can purchase tickets starting on September 3.

Based on reporting by nu. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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