It’s been an extremely busy year for French Montana, but fans in Europe will no longer get the chance to see the Bronx rapper perform as scheduled. According to All Hip Hop, the joint concerts featuring French Montana and D-Block Europe in Vienna and Amsterdam have been canceled.
The Amsterdam show, originally scheduled for October 30th at AFAS Live, was called off due to “unforeseen circumstances,” according to the venue. “Ticket holders will receive an email from Ticketmaster with further information regarding the cancellation,” AFAS Live stated.
Meanwhile, the concert at Raiffeisen Halle im Gasometer in Vienna, scheduled for November 6th, was also canceled, though no reason was given. Their Copenhagen show, which was set for November 4th, has also been called off.
Interestingly, French Montana and D-Block Europe are both scheduled to perform at London’s O2 Arena on Wednesday, October 28th. D-Block Europe’s homecoming show is also expected to be a major performance.
The two acts are currently touring in support of their joint project, Worldwide Wave, which dropped in August and features an appearance from Max B. The rapper has enjoyed an impressive run alongside French Montana throughout the year. Both artists have also been riding high on the success of their record, “Ever Since U Left Me,” which undoubtedly became one of the defining tracks of the summer of 2026. The pair also released their joint project, Wave God 2: Cosmo Brothers, earlier this year.
More recently, French Montana and Max B teamed up with Stove God Cooks for their single, “Live And Die.” Hopefully, the trio will deliver more collaborations in the future, particularly as Stove God prepares to release new music and an upcoming album.
We’ll keep you updated if French Montana reschedules any of the recently canceled European concerts.
