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About

Brixton-born rapper and musical prodigy Dave, whose real name is David Orobosa Omoregie, began composing from an early age and writing lyrics in his teens. Growing up in Streatham, South London wasn’t easy so focusing on music helped him cope.

Due to visa issues, his father had been deported to Nigeria in 1998, when Dave was only four months old. His mother, who was a nurse, decided to stay in Britain where all three of her sons were born. Although he was the youngest, Dave often had to step up as man of the house because his mum often worked double shifts to make ends meet and his brothers were serving lengthy jail sentences.

In 2015, Dave made his first live performance freestyling on Bl@ckbox, an underground grime channel. He returned the following year with JKYL+HYD, his first single and music video. Although he was just 16, Dave came into the spotlight in late 2016 with the release his debut EP Six Paths, which attracted even more attention when Drake(Opens in new tab) remixed the single Wanna Know.

Dave unveiled his Game Over EP in 2017, which contained the chart-topping lead track No Words featuring MoStack(Opens in new tab) and went out on his first headline UK tour. He also won his first MOBO Award for Best Newcomer.

In 2018 Dave released a couple of huge singles. His politically charged Question Time led him to become the youngest ever winner of an Ivor Novello Award for Best Contemporary Song, while Funky Friday featuring Fredo(Opens in new tab) not only became his first No.1-charting single, but also the first song by a British rapper to peak at that position.

By this time, Dave had earned a reputation for being a versatile rapper known for his clever, often profound lyrics and infectious beats.

When his debut album Psychodrama arrived in March 2019, it went straight to No.1 as well as won the Mercury Music Prize. Among the many highlights were the feel-good track Location featuring Afrobeats star Burna Boy(Opens in new tab) and Black, a powerful meditation on Black identity. Dave supported the album with a huge UK tour and made his Glastonbury debut that summer.

Nominated for four BRIT Awards in 2020, he took home the trophy for Album Of The Year.

Last update: October 2025

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De Passage 100, 1101 AX Amsterdam

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Ziggo Dome

Getting there

Ziggo Dome is easily accessible from the highway. For some events we also offer parking tickets. This way, you can reserve a spot in advance and not have to stress about it when you get to the venue.

There are two train stations in the area of the Ziggo Dome: Amsterdam Bijlmer ArenA and Duivendrecht. Both stations are within walking distance. Both intercity trains and sprinters with connections from Schiphol, Utrecht Centraal, Ede-Wageningen, Arnhem, Nijmegen, Eindhoven, Gouda and Rotterdam, among others, stop at these stations. If you are travelling from Schiphol, Almere or Amersfoort, take the train to Duivendrecht station. If you are travelling from Amsterdam Central and Utrecht Central, take the train to Amsterdam Bijlmer ArenA station.

You can reach the Ziggo Dome by city and regional bus, and R-net runs between Haarlem station and Amsterdam Bijlmer Arena. Also at night!

By metro, you get off at metro station Bijlmer ArenA, within walking distance of the Ziggo Dome.

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Dave will come to the Netherlands on 10 February 2026 with The Boy Who Played the Harp Tour.

Dave will perform at Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam.

Tickets for Dave in Ziggo Dome go on sale Thursday 23 October at 10:00 AM.

You can order up to 6 tickets for Dave.

Please note: Do not order more tickets than the ticket limit allows. If you do so, we may cancel one or all of your orders. This may concern orders with the same email address, billing address, credit card number and/or other information.

For this show there will be seated and standing tickets available.

There are only mobile tickets available for this event. This means you can only enter the venue by scanning your ticket via your Ticketmaster account on your mobile phone. Tickets are not available as a PDF document.