South London rapper Dave electrified the crowd with performances of 'UK Rap' and 'Sprinter,' tracks that have collectively amassed over a billion streams.

Kenny Allstar opened the show, featuring upcoming artists A2ANTI and Chy Cartier to warm up the crowd before Central Cee's performance.

With a two-hour setlist featuring thirty-one tracks, Central Cee delivered a powerful performance that included his biggest hits like 'Day In The Life,' '6 for 6,' and 'Commitment Issues.'

The stage design was innovative, featuring large scaffolding, movable screens, and a central bridge that enhanced the visual spectacle and allowed for better interaction with fans.

Critics noted the production as the most extravagant seen from a UK artist, surpassing previous shows by international stars in terms of creativity and artistic direction.

The concert included surprise collaborations with artists like Skepta, Asake, Shallipopi, and Young Adz, adding energy and variety to the performance.

A surprise performance by US rapper Sexyy Red added an unexpected theatrical element, further elevating the concert experience.

Central Cee showcased his talent and solidified his status among the UK's elite artists during his Can't Rush Greatness tour at the O2 Arena on April 25, 2025.

The concert marked a significant milestone in his world tour, being the 14th date of 39, and followed a sold-out headline show at The O2 the previous night.

Throughout the show, he expressed humility and confidence, emphasizing the significance of the event while connecting with the audience.

The concert culminated dramatically with Central Cee on a throne, leading into a performance of 'Sprinter' alongside Dave.

Overall, the event transformed The O2 into a cultural hub celebrating the UK rap scene, reminiscent of iconic performances by past artists.