Skepta Opens “Pandora’s Box” as The Fork and Knife Tour Takes Shape
Skepta is opening another door into The Fork and Knife. “Pandora’s Box” is out now, and the rapper’s official visualizer points listeners toward a November 6th album release. With live dates beginning to take shape, the new track gives fans something concrete to spend time with before the next full-length arrives.
The artist’s release hub brings the single and listening options together, while his official channel pairs it with a dedicated visualizer. This is a single-led introduction to the forthcoming project, rather than an album that has already arrived. That distinction matters as the rollout moves between new music, preorder links and ticket announcements.
It follows “Innocent Smile,” the September collaboration with Chase & Status and Suggs. Sony Music’s announcement for that release placed the record within a broader exploration of British sounds, including grime, garage, house and jungle. The earlier collaboration also arrived with an Aidan Zamiri-directed video filmed in London, giving this album campaign another distinct visual reference point.
The tour news adds a live setting to that musical direction. Live Nation lists Skepta at La Madeleine in Brussels on December 2nd, with doors at 7 p.m. The promoter lists its presale for October 27th at 10 a.m. and general ticket sales for October 28th at 10 a.m.; those times belong to the local event listing, not Baltimore time.
For PowerPage readers following the UK scene from Maryland, the immediate move is simpler than planning a flight: start with the new single, then return to the earlier collaboration to hear how the two releases frame the project. A pair of tracks can suggest a direction without settling what an entire album will deliver.
The Fork and Knife is due November 6th according to Skepta’s official video description. Watch the visualizer here and use the official artist and promoter links for current listening and ticket information. The dates here are European dates; this announcement should not be read as a Baltimore or U.S. tour confirmation.
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