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    JAŸ-Z Breaks Yankee Stadium Attendance Record Across Historic Three-Night Run

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    JAŸ-Z Breaks Yankee Stadium Attendance Record Across Historic Three-Night Run


    JAŸ-Z closed a record-breaking three-night run at Yankee Stadium, becoming the first artist to sell out three consecutive shows at the venue with a different setlist and production each night.

    JAŸ-Z Breaks Yankee Stadium Attendance Record Across Historic Three-Night Run
    Rihanna at JAŸ-Z record-breaking three-night Yankee Stadium run | Photo Courtesy of Roc Nation

    The final Extra Innings show featured appearances from Beyoncé, Rihanna, USHER, Pharrell Williams, Pusha T, Teyana Taylor, Jeezy, Jermaine Dupri, Swizz Beatz, The-Dream, Fat Joe, and Jadakiss.

    Pharrell Williams at JAŸ-Z record-breaking three-night Yankee Stadium run | Photo Courtesy of Roc Nation
    Pharrell Williams at JAŸ-Z record-breaking three-night Yankee Stadium run | Photo Courtesy of Roc Nation
    USHER at JAŸ-Z record-breaking three-night Yankee Stadium run | Photo Courtesy of Roc Nation
    USHER at JAŸ-Z record-breaking three-night Yankee Stadium run | Photo Courtesy of Roc Nation

    Across the weekend, additional guests included Eminem, Nas, Alicia Keys, Slick Rick, Blue Ivy Carter, Memphis Bleek, and Jaz-O.

    The stadium run continues JAŸ-Z’s 30-year career celebration, with Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London next on 4 September, followed by Paris and Los Angeles.

    JAŸ-Z closes a record-breaking three-night Yankee Stadium run with three unique shows | Photo Courtesy of Roc Nation
    JAŸ-Z closes a record-breaking three-night Yankee Stadium run with three unique shows | Photo Courtesy of Roc Nation

    JAŸ-Z Extra Innings, Yankee Stadium, Sunday, July 12th – Set List
    Brooklyn’s Finest
    Where I’m From / Marcy Me
    Dirt Off Your Shoulders
    I Know
    U Don’t Know
    Can’t Knock The Hustle (Teyana Taylor)
    Money Ain’t A Thing (Jermaine Dupri)
    Seen It All (Jeezy)
    Go Crazy (Jeezy)
    Hola Hovito
    Heart Of The City (USHER)
    Throwback (USHER)
    Never Change
    Song Cry
    Izzo
    Beach Is Better
    FuckWithMeYouKnowIGotIt
    N*gga What
    No Church In The Wild (The Dream)
    Clique
    Run This Town (Rihanna)
    Bitch Better Have My Money (Rihanna)
    Dead Presidents
    Can I Live
    Girls Girls Girls
    99 Problems
    Money Cash (Swiss Beatz)
    Jigga My (Swiss Beatz)
    Welcome To The Jungle (Swiss Beatz)
    On To The Next One (Swiss Beatz)
    Ain’t No (Pharrell)
    Excuse Me Miss – LALALA (Pharrell)
    Give It To Me (Pharrell)
    Frontin’ (Pharrell)
    Allure (Pharrell)
    Grindin (Pharrell + Pusha T)
    Drunk In Love (Beyoncé)
    N*ggas In Paris / Big Pimpin
    Empire State Of Mind
    New York (Fat Joe and Jadakiss)

    SHOW DATES

    LONDON
    Friday, September 4, 2026 – Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

    PARIS
    Thursday, September 10, 2026 – Stade de France

    LOS ANGELES
    Friday, October 23, 2026 – SoFi Stadium

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