D-Block Europe have confirmed details of their new mixtape ‘PTSD2’ and announced a UK and Ireland tour for this winter.
The London hip-hop duo, comprised of Young Adz and Dirtbike LB, will share the 29-track follow-up to their 2019 release ‘PTSD’ on November 14 – pre-order it here. As a first taste, they have also dropped the first singe ‘Wrongs’, which features American tapper Lil TJay, which you can listen to below.
They will be heading out on a 12-date tour of the UK and Ireland at the end of 2025, kicking off at Belfast’s SSE Arena on November 23, before taking in Dublin, Glasgow, Liverpool, Birmingham, Leeds, Nottingham, Manchester, Brighton and Cardiff, and finally rounding it off with two nights in London’s O2 Arena on December 15 and 16.
Tickets for the shows go on general sale at 10am on Tuesday (October 7) and you will be able to find yours here.
D-Block Europe will play:
NOVEMBER 2025
23 – Belfast, SSE Arena
29 – Dublin, 3Arena
DECEMBER 2025
1 – Glasgow, OVO Hydro
2 – Liverpool, M&S Bank Arena
4 – Birmingham, BP Pulse Live
6 – Leeds, First Direct Arena
7 – Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena
9 – Manchester, Co-Op Live
12 – Brighton, Brighton Centre
14 – Cardiff, Utilita Arena
15 – London, O2 Arena
16 – London, O2 Arena
The duo’s third studio album ‘Rolling Stone’ was released in January last year. It earned them the Number One spot on the Official Charts, as well as the top spot on the Official UK R&B albums chart.
In a three-star review of their second album ‘Lap 5’, NME wrote: “The Lewisham collective are truly in their stride when they can blend the more traditional hip-hop styles with suave melodies,” adding, “while this record as a whole doesn’t quite hit the heights of their mixtapes, their speedy work-rate ensures that the magic will be felt again soon enough.”
Last year, Young Adz opened up about his ADHD and how it fuels his bad habit of leaking new music.
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