Travis Scott treated fans to new music during his headlining concert at London’s O2 Arena on Saturday (April 6).
In one of his first major performances since his deadly Astroworld Festival in Houston last November, where 10 people lost their lives, the Cactus Jack hitmaker continued his comeback campaign with a typically high-energy set in the English capital.
Rocking futuristic, Star Trek-style shades and a T-shirt from his new Cactus Jack x Air Jordan “Reverse Mocha” collaboration, La Flame charged the sold-out crowd’s energy with his familiar hits, as well as a couple of unreleased songs.
Roughly halfway through his set, Travis Scott debuted “God’s Country,” a song that appeared on an early version of Kanye West’s DONDA tracklist.
The song was also previewed in a DONDA documentary made by Damon Dash that leaked earlier this year.
Moments later, Scott performed another unreleased track tentatively titled “Lost Forever,” which features Westside Gunn and James Blake. He previously debuted it at the 2022 Billboard Music Awards in May.
Both songs are rumored to appear on the 31-year-old’s upcoming fourth studio album Utopia, the long-awaited follow-up to 2018’s Astroworld.
