Wu- Tang Clan
6/18/2025 - PHX Arena - Phoenix, Arizona.
📸 by @dwightjehanphotos
WU-TANG CLAN: A FINAL CHAMBER TO REMEMBER IN PHOENIX
Wu‑Tang Clan, supported by Run The Jewels, seized the PHX Arena stage in a fiercely charged performance on June 18 as part of their “Enter The Final Chamber,” branded farewell tour. With a commanding presence and a nearly two‑hour set, the legendary Staten Island collective delivered not just a concert, but a potent cultural statement.

Killer Mike and El‑P dropped in at 8 PM, igniting the crowd with commanding energy. Their hard‑hitting tracks “Legend Has It,” “Lie, Cheat, Steal,” “Ooh La La” resounded through the arena, laying a fiery foundation for the headliners. Their performance was a masterclass in intensity and control, reinforcing why they earned the top‑billing alongside Wu‑Tang.

Wu‑Tang stormed the stage at 9:20 PM with “Bring Da Ruckus,” and nearly two hours later, wrapped up with “C.R.E.A.M.,” closing the show around 11 PM. The FADER described the entrance as a “floor‑shaking energy” moment and the record holds true. One by one, the core MCs hit their marks: Ghostface, Raekwon, Inspectah Deck, GZA, Method Man, U‑God, Cappadonna, Masta Killa and, in a touching nod to the late ODB, Young Dirty Bastard channeled his father’s spirit during “Da Mystery of Chessboxin’.”

Scattered intermissions allowed members to take center stage for solo highlights. Redman even joined Method Man for a spirited surprise that injected nostalgic flair. The crowd’s connection to every lyric underscored why Wu‑Tang remains a “lingua franca for generations.” RZA’s spotlight moment, splashing champagne over the arena in a victorious celebration, crystallized the evening as historic.
“Enter The Final Chamber” in Phoenix wasn’t just a last tour stop, it was an elegiac testament to Wu‑Tang’s indelible mark on music and culture. The seamless blend of group synergy and standout solo moments, tight pacing across dozens of tracks, and a stage filled with both celebration and frank introspection created a show that felt like an era-ending statement—fierce, proud, and deeply emotional.




