Wu-Tang Clan has announced their 'Wu-Tang Forever: The Final Chamber' tour for 2026, which will be their most extensive and possibly final collective performance, spanning Europe, the UK, and Australia.

The European leg begins on March 2 in Amsterdam, with stops in Berlin, Łódź, Vienna, Bologna, Cologne, Paris, Zürich, Brussels, and the UK cities of London and Manchester.

Tickets for the Australian shows will go on presale on October 27 and general sale on October 30, with performances scheduled in Brisbane, Sydney, and Melbourne.

Fans can expect to hear a mix of their classic hits, deep cuts, and rare live performances, celebrating over 30 years of their influential hip-hop legacy.

Their recent performance at Madison Square Garden in July was praised for its energy and cultural commentary, highlighting their ongoing impact in the music scene.

Critics have lauded the tour, with Rolling Stone calling it 'a spectacular showcase worthy of their legacy' and the LA Times describing it as 'a historic celebration of hip-hop excellence.'

Following a successful 27-date North American tour earlier this year, which was also highly praised, the group continues to demonstrate momentum and relevance.

This tour is positioned as potentially their final collective performance, emphasizing their legendary status in hip-hop history.

Wu-Tang's debut album, 'Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers),' remains highly regarded, and their subsequent albums and solo projects have cemented their legendary status.

RZA described the tour as an effort to expand their 'cypher' from local to global, reflecting their worldwide reach and influence.

The group's recent summer performances across North America, including their Las Vegas residency and subsequent tour, showcase their ongoing momentum and active engagement with fans.

In addition to touring, Wu-Tang announced their first full-length album since 2017, titled 'Black Samson, The Bastard Swordsman,' set for Record Store Day 2025, produced by Mathematics.