Travis Scott's First Major Solo Concert Since Astroworld Sold Out in Under 2 Hours, Second Show Added

Travis Scott has added a second date at the O2 Arena in London due to fan demand.

Scott’s Aug. 6 date at the venue (which has a sellable capacity of just under 16,000) initially sold out in less than two hours. This demand spurred the announcement of a second performance on Aug. 7, tickets for which are now on sale.

In a statement, a Scott spokesperson pointed to the pair of O2 shows—as well as Scott’s busy July 4th weekend—as merely the “latest signs” that fans are awaiting his full-blown return to live performances.

“Travis’s packed weekend performances and [the] fact that his O2 show in London sold out within two hours are just the latest signs that fan demand is sky-high for the return of one of the world’s favorite artists,” the spokesperson said.

When announcing the first O2 show on Instagram in June, Scott told fans it was “time to take it to [a] bigger speaker” after spending an extended period of time in the studio. Utopia, Scott’s follow-up to his 2018 blockbuster Astroworld, is widely expected to be arriving later this year.

Meanwhile, Day N Vegas—which would have marked Scott’s first U.S. festival set since last year’s fatal crowd crush incident at Astroworld Festival—was recently announced to have been canceled due to what organizers described as “a combination of logistics, timing, and production issues.” Per organizers, the refund process began immediately. SZA and J. Cole had also been set to headline the three-day event.