It is scheduled for this June at the Royal Albert Hall.
28 · 05 · 2025
Rap icon J Hus will celebrate the five-year anniversary of his highly regarded album ‘Big Conspiracy’ with a live performance at the Royal Albert Hall on June 17th, 2025.
J Hus will take over one of the UK’s most famous venues for a unique, one-night-only show that will bring the vibrant energy, cultural significance, and genre-defining sound of ‘Big Conspiracy’ back to the live setting.
As a thank you to the fans who have supported him since the beginning, J Hus is keeping ticket prices affordable at £30. In a time of financial strain, rising prices, and limited access to shows, this decision demonstrates Hus’s ongoing commitment to his community.
‘Big Conspiracy’ was released in January 2020 and was J Hus's second album, following his debut ‘Common Sense’ in 2017.
In a review of the album, CLASH editor Robin Murray stated:
“‘Big Conspiracy’ is marked by recurring themes – the effects of conflict, both external and internal – yet is also filled with contradictions. The range of sounds J Hus incorporates has never been more varied, shifting from fluid afrobeats-influenced production to the live guitar and bass that characterize ‘Helicopter’.”
Now, five years later, fans will have the opportunity to experience the magic again in a live, once-in-a-lifetime atmosphere. Anticipate surprise guests and a celebration of the culture that only The Farda can provide.
O2 presale starts today at 12 PM, Live Nation presale begins tomorrow at 12 PM, and general sales will open this Friday at the same time.
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Photo Credit: Eva Pentel
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Rap icon J Hus will celebrate the five-year anniversary of his celebrated album ‘Big Conspiracy’ with a live performance at the Royal Albert Hall on June 17th.