Kanye West tickets

The hip hop world is buzzing about the upcoming Kanye West/Jay ZTour that should be one of the biggest of the year. Both of the artists are at the top of their game, so you know that Kanye West/Jay Z tickets are going to be some of the hottest all year. The tour is being called The Throne, and you know its going to be something special. When you have artists as exciting as these the only way to describe it is special. You know that Kanye is going to put on a show, so definitely get yourself some Kanye West tickets soon. Stay tuned to Ticket Liquidator for all the latest Kanye West tour news. We will have up to the minute news and, of course, the best Kanye West tickets you can find.

Kanye West is one of those rare celebrities who walks the fine line between being loved and hated by everybody. An entertainer of the highest caliber, Yeezy is the brains behind some of the biggest records of the past decade. As a fresh-faced young producer getting his start, Ye mixed Jay Z's now legendary Blueprint at Roc-A-Fella Records and tracks like Izzo (H.O.V.A.) which burned their way into the popular consciousness. Now Kanye West and Jay Z have joined forces for The Throne tour dates across the country and you can get the best seats in the house right here with Throne tickets from TicketLiquidator.

Kanye's first album The College Dropout featuring Jesus Walks brought Kanye into the limelight as a solo artist in his own right, moving units and selling loads of Kanye West concert tickets. Kanye took the opportunity provided by his newfound fame to indulge his more artistic leanings, collaborating with composer John Brion on his follow-up, Late Registration and the single Gold Digger. Afterward there was Kanye’s release date face-off with 50 Cent over his third album Graduation which featured the single Stronger and blew 50 out of the water, Ye's mother’s death in 2007 and the release of his fourth album, 808s and Heartbreak and the single Love Lockdown.

With fame came a larger podium to speak from and memorable sound bites like “George Bush doesn’t care about black people” and his meltdown at the 2006 MTV Europe Music Awards where he first stormed the stage to make controversial statements, paving the way for his 2009 outburst during Taylor Swift’s acceptance speech. Unlike most egomaniacs, Kanye’s neuroses make way for apologies--blogged, tweeted or otherwise. Two of his prolific tweets were finalists for MTV’s 2011 Tweet of the Year honors (“I hate when I'm on a flight and I wake up with a water bottle next to me like oh great now I gotta be responsible for this water bottle” and “dating models I had to learn to like small dogs and cigarettes”). Not above self-deprecation, Kanye’s Spike Jonze directed video for We Were Once a Fairytale depicts Kanye wasted at a nightclub getting man-slapped by Spike Jonze. Despite his shortcomings, Kanye delivers. His 2011 release My Dark Twisted Fantasy featured club bangers Turn Out the Lights, Power and Monster and fans with Kanye West tickets to his Coachella set quite possibly witnessed one of the best hip hop sets of all time.