It’s been an incredibly busy year for French Montana, but European fans won’t get to see the Bronx rapper in person as planned. According to All Hip Hop, French Montana and D-Block Europe’s joint concert in Vienna and Amsterdam has been canceled.
The Amsterdam show was set for October 30th at AFAS Live, which cited “unforeseen circumstances” as the reason for the concert’s cancellation. “Ticket holders will receive an email from Ticketmaster with further information regarding the cancellation,” AFAS Live said.
Meanwhile, the concert Raiffeisen Halle im Gasometer in Vienna, set for November 6th, was canceled without a single reason provided. Additionally, so has their show in Copenhagen on November 4th.
French Montana's Concerts Have Been Canceled With Little Notice
It’s interesting because D-Block Europe and French Montana are both scheduled to perform at London’s O2 Arena on Wednesday, October 28th. D-Block Europe's homecoming show will undoubtedly be a huge performance, too.
French Montana and D-Block Europe are currently on tour in support of their joint project, Worldwide Wave. The project dropped in August with an appearance from Max B, who has been on an impressive run alongside French throughout the year. The two have been riding high off of the success of their record, “Ever Since U Left Me,” which undoubtedly soundtracked the summer of 2026. The two rappers also released their joint project, Wave God 2: Cosmo Brothers, earlier this year.
Most recently, the two rappers connected with Stove God Cooks for their single, “Live And Die.” We’ll hopefully see more collaborations from the three in the future, especially as Stove God readies new music and a new album (fingers crossed).
We will keep you posted if French Montana ends up rescheduling the European concerts that were recently cancelled.
