Giggs and Diddy announce one-off show at London's O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire

The Shepherd’s Bush show will reunite Giggs and Diddy who previously collaborated on the single "Mandem", which marked 15 years since the release of Giggs’ influential debut album, Walk In Da Park.

This isn’t the first time Giggs has put on a show for charity. On 16 March 2018 he took over the Roundhouse in Camden, for a memorable evening in aid of the Sickle Cell Society and the Amy Winehouse Foundation.

Fans attending this one-off event will have the unique opportunity to choose their ticket price from a set range, with all proceeds being donated to an underserved charity.

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Zero Tolerance is the first album from Giggs since 2020’s Now Or Never. In the fifteen years since his debut, Walk In Da Park, Giggs has become regarded as one of the most pioneering, consistent, uncompromising and best loved British artists.

For Diddy, this event marks another milestone in his career, highlighting his 30-year legacy in the industry and the enduring power and influence of Bad Boy Records. He celebrates his triumphant return to music with his latest number one album, The Love Album: Off the Grid, as his first since 2006's Press Play. The album embodies Diddy’s belief in the power of collaboration, featuring an impressive lineup of R&B and music titans including Also featured on the album are the likes of Justin Bieber, Mary J. Blige, Jazmine Sullivan, H.E.R., Summer Walker, Babyface, John Legend and more.