Wu-Tang Forever: The Final Chamber
BOK Center
June 16, 2025
Thirty years ago, Wu-Tang Clan’s first album Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) solidified the nine-man collective as icons and protectors of the art of hip-hop. Since then, they’ve not only made a way, but they’ve done it their way—and that includes choosing how to wrap it up. Their 27-date farewell tour, The Final Chamber, extends from Baltimore to Philadelphia and included a stop in Tulsa along the way. Fans from all over Oklahoma and surrounding states packed the BOK Center for the show last Monday night, and even the bootleggers showed out, selling bargain-priced imitation Wu-Tang concert shirts across the street from the arena. Opening up for Wu-Tang, Run the Jewels performed under their iconic logo, a fist and a hand made into a gun, which was suspended high enough for even those in the nosebleed seats to see. The duo—Killer Mike and El-P—hasn’t played in Tulsa for quite a while, but Killer Mike has been here multiple times recently, as last year’s headliner at the Neon Prairie Festival and as a cast member for Sterlin Harjo’s show The Sensitive Kind. From the BOK stage he said he’d reassured El-P that Tulsa is a Run The Jewels town.