R&B star KWN has added a second London show at the Eventim Apollo after her debut date at the Hammersmith venue sold out, giving fans another chance to catch her WN Night Only production in the capital this November.
The east London singer, songwriter and producer will now play the famous west London room on Saturday 14 November and Sunday 15 November 2026, with doors opening at 7pm on both nights. The extra Sunday date was added after the Saturday show sold out on the venue’s own website, and tickets for the new night went on general sale at 9am on Wednesday 7 October.
When is KWN playing London?
KWN’s second London show takes place on Sunday 15 November 2026 at the Eventim Apollo in Hammersmith, the night after the original Saturday 14 November date. While Ticketmaster was still showing limited availability for the Saturday at the time of writing, the venue itself lists the first night as sold out — so the Sunday show is now the surest way in.
Buyers are limited to a maximum of four tickets per person and household, and tickets are on sale through official agents including Ticketmaster, See Tickets, Gigs and Tours and Eventim. Fans are advised to stick to official agents and check the latest availability before purchasing, as prices and availability can change as tickets sell.
How much are KWN tickets?
For the added Sunday date, prices range from £41.80 to £52.80 including booking fees. The listed options are standing at £47.30 (from a £40 face-value ticket) and seated tickets at £52.80, £47.30 and £41.80 (from £45, £40 and £35 face values respectively), with a £1.75 transaction fee added per order.
The speed of the sell-out underlines the scale of KWN’s breakthrough — and London’s appetite for big live nights shows no signs of cooling. David Guetta’s biggest London show sold out within hours of tickets going on sale.
Who is KWN?
KWN is one of the UK’s fastest-rising R&B stars, an east London singer, songwriter and producer who writes and produces her own material. Her breakout project with all due respect announced her arrival, and she followed it in June 2026 with the 11-track and all pride aside, featuring collaborations with Destin Conrad and Ty Dolla $ign.
Since then the numbers have done the talking: more than 650 million global streams, sold-out headline runs across North America and Europe, and festival appearances at All Points East, Roskilde, Lollapalooza and Montreux Jazz Festival. The Hammersmith double-header is her biggest London statement yet.
Getting to the Eventim Apollo
The Eventim Apollo sits on Queen Caroline Street in Hammersmith, a short walk from two Underground stations: Hammersmith on the Piccadilly and District lines (use the Broadway exit by the shopping centre) and the separate Hammersmith station served by the Hammersmith & City and Circle lines. Night buses from the Hammersmith Broadway interchange cover the journey home.
With doors at 7pm on both nights, arriving early is wise — queues for the bars and merchandise tend to be long at sold-out Apollo shows, and you will want to be inside well before the main set. Planning more nights out this season? Our round-up of winter gigs at The O2 covers who else is playing the capital, while our gig-night guide to The O2 has useful pointers on stage times, tickets and getting home after a big show.
KWN at the Eventim Apollo: need to know
- What: KWN — WN Night Only, second London show added
- Where: Eventim Apollo, Queen Caroline Street, Hammersmith
- When: Saturday 14 November (sold out) and Sunday 15 November 2026; doors 7pm both nights
- Tickets: on general sale now via Ticketmaster, See Tickets, Gigs and Tours and Eventim; maximum four per person and household
- Prices: £41.80–£52.80 including booking fees, plus a £1.75 transaction fee per order
- Ages: 3 and over; under-15s must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over — check the conditions on your ticket before booking
For east London’s R&B scene, the double-header feels like a coronation. KWN’s WN Night Only show has built its reputation on the road, and bringing it to one of west London’s most storied rooms — twice in two nights — suggests an artist arriving at exactly the right moment. On the evidence of the first night’s sell-out, Sunday’s tickets will not hang around for long.
