Wu-Tang Clan Shuts Down Newark in Epic Farewell Show

Wu-Tang Forever really means forever.

The Wu-Tang Clan brought the house down in Newark last night with a sold-out stop on their Final Chamber farewell tour—and it was nothing short of legendary.

Fans packed the Prudential Center for what felt like a once-in-a-lifetime event. From “C.R.E.A.M.” to “Protect Ya Neck,” the group ran through 31 tracks that spanned decades. Method Man, RZA, GZA, Ghostface, Raekwon, and the whole crew delivered like it was 1993 all over again.

Run The Jewels kicked things off as openers, getting the crowd hyped with their own fire set. But the night truly belonged to the Wu.

Young Dirty Bastard—son of the late ODB—paid tribute to his father and made headlines of his own. He teased new solo music, a reality show, and even a video game collab. “This isn’t the end,” he told the crowd. “It’s a new beginning.”

One of the biggest highlights? The exclusive Wu-Tang Time Capsule Experience. VIP fans got a first look at rare tour memorabilia, handwritten lyrics, and fan letters that will be sealed as part of Wu-Tang’s legacy project.

This was more than a concert—it was history. The energy, the crowd, the nostalgia… all of it felt bigger than hip-hop.

The Final Chamber wraps up tomorrow in Philly, but for Newark, this night was forever.

Image: Wu Tang Clan West Holts Stage Glastonbury 2019 003.jpg by Simoncromptonreid is licensed under CC BY 4.0