Popcaan, a Jamaican superstar who blurs the lines between reggae and modern R&B, makes his mark with music that inspires good deeds without compromising dancehall's ability to move. He keeps raising the bar for the music he adores, whether it's through his work with Pusha T, Drake, or AlunaGeorge.
Dancehall superstar Popcaan has formally announced his "Great Is He" European tour, which will begin on Saturday, May 6, in Paris' Salle Pleyel. The tour, which is named after Popcaan's most recent album, “Great Is He,” will see him perform songs from it in Dublin, Glasgow, Bristol, Tilburg, Brussels, Zurich, Stockholm, Oslo, Copenhagen, Berlin, Frankfurt, and Madrid, among other cities.
These appearances guarantee that the “Unruly Boss” will be able to perform at his peak for his fans in the UK, Ireland, Netherlands, Belgium, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Germany, and France.
The follow-up to Popcaan's 2020 album Fixtape, “Great Is He,” debuted at No. 3 on the Billboard Reggae Albums chart. The 17-track album, which is Popcaan's fifth entry on Billboard's weekly Reggae Albums chart, sold 3,200 units in its first week of availability in the US.
A few big names appeared on the album, including Afrobeats superstar "Burna Boy on Aboboyaa" and OVO label head Drake on "We Caa Done." Regardless of the sales, the multiple MOBO Award winner has never been one to let his fans down, and he appears equally enthusiastic about providing for them while on tour.
On March 14th, Popcaan shared the schedule with the following caption on his Instagram page: "Great is He Tour kicking off!! Rd time #GiHE #live jah jah god."
Popcaan Tour Dates, Cities and Concerts
| Date - Day | Time | Venue - City |
| May 6 - Sat | 08:00 PM | Salle Pleyel - Paris, France |
| May 8 - Mon | 07:00 PM | 3Olympia Theatre - Dublin, Ireland |
| May 9 - Tue | 07:00 PM | O2 Academy Glasgow - Glasgow, Great Britain |
| May 10 - Wed | 07:00 PM | O2 Academy Bristol - Bristol, Great Britain |
| May 12 - Fri | 07:00 PM | 013 - Tilburg, Netherlands |
| May 16 - Tue | 08:00 PM | Komplex 457 - Zürich, Switzerland |
| May 18 - Thurs | 08:00 PM | Berns - Stockholm, Sweden |
| May 20 - Sat | 07:00 PM | Sentrum Scene - Oslo, Norway |
| May 21 - Sun | 08:00 PM | VEGA - Musikkens Hus, Store VEGA - København V, Denmark |
| May 23 - Tue | 08:00 PM | Columbiahalle - Berlin, Germany |
| May 24 - Wed | 08:00 PM | Zoom - Frankfurt am Main, Germany |
| May 25 - Thurs | 09:00 PM | La Riviera - Madrid, Spain |
Where can I buy tickets for the Popcaan “Great Is He” Tour?
Tickets for Popcaan's "Great Is He" Tour are on sale now at Popcaan's official website, ticketmaster.com, and livenation.es. The price varies depending on the package, excluding service fees, which range from 4.80 to 5.80 euros.
Regular and wheelchair seats cost 35.80 euros, and the early entry package costs 93.50 euros plus an optional 10 euro collector, for a total of 103.50 euros. "Collector is a memory for life!" proclaims the website. "A plastic card with a unique design that you can keep as a souvenir." "In addition, it comes with a cord so you can wear it on your neck."
The early entry package is pricey because it includes:
General track entrance.
Access to the venue prior to the general public.
Popcaan's limited and signed edition merchandising item.
A commemorative VIP accreditation.
Staff and merchandise collection point.
Who are the guests at Popcaan “Great Is He” Tour?
Popcaan will be performing his new album, “Great Is He,” in its entirety for the first time. The album will include songs like the new single 'We Caa Done,' which features Drake. Popcaan's 2020 project, 'Fixtape,' preceded 'Great Is He'.
Since then, he's collaborated with Dre Skull and Mr Eazi on the song "Sekkle & Bop," and he's released solo material such as "Skeleton Cartier" and "Next to Me."
Popcaan, the dancehall superstar, has announced his European headline tour for 2023, during which he will perform his new album "Great Is He" for the first time. The 13-city tour, produced by Live Nation, begins on Saturday, May 6 at Paris' Salle Pleyel and travels to the United Kingdom, Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, and Germany before concluding on May 25 in Madrid, Spain.
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