Dave at O2 Arena tonight: Set times, London line-up, start and end times for The Boy Who Played The Harp shows

Dave’s final London shows will take over the O2 Arena tonight and tomorrow - here’s the stage timings fans can expect.

London’s O2 Arena will host London-born rapper Dave tonight as he brings his The Boy Who Played The Harp Tour to the capital.

Named after his third studio album, which dropped in October, Dave’s 2026 tour stop at the North Greenwich arena for a total of four shows this month.

Having started last week, he’ll return to the iconic venue the following week for his final shows tonight (March 10) and tomorrow (March 11).

As he prepares to wrap up his London shows, here’s when Dave fans can expect him to hit the O2 Arena stage.

What time do O2 Arena doors open for Dave’s London The Boy Who Played The Harp Tour shows?

As stated on the O2 Arena website, doors to the venue will open at 6.30pm for all of Dave’s shows.

While those with standing tickets will no doubt enter at this time to secure a good spot in the pit, others with seats won’t need to rush.

What time will Dave’s London The Boy Who Played The Harp Tour shows at O2 Arena start?

Dave will be supported by LostBoys Channel, a platform that offers rising artists a chance to connect with audiences. Lost Boys will kick off Dave’s London shows around 7.30pm across both Tuesday and Wednesday night shows.

What time will Dave take to the O2 Arena stage for his London The Boy Who Played The Harp Tour shows?

Dave is expected to hit the stage at 9pm across both his final London The Boy Who Played The Harp shows.

What time will Dave’s London The Boy Who Played The Harp Tour shows at O2 Arena finish?

Weekday events at the O2 Arena from Monday to Saturday typically wrap up around 10.30pm and no later than 11pm.

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