Tuesday 29th October 2013 by Gaby Whitehill | Photos by WENN.com

9 things to expect from Drake and The Weeknd's UK tour

It's what emotional R&B dreams are made of

Compliments: When we saw Drake's Club Paradise tour, he made a point of telling the audience how nice they looked, even picking out individual members (e.g."Hey girl in the blue shirt, you have a nice smile"). He was probably bluffing but it still made everyone feel warm and fuzzy inside.

Sampha: The incredible South London singer and producer features on two tracks on NWTS, the spine-tingling 'Too Much' and funky 'The Motion'. Could he make an appearance at the London dates? Please do Sampha, it's only a tube ride away.

All white everything: Drake is reported to rock a "nondescript cream outfit" throughout his US shows, according to the NY Daily News.

Lovesick screams from girls (and guys) in the crowd: Drake is a very handsome man.

Sex: The Weeknd will be kicking off proceedings with his brooding, dark, electronic brand of R&B. New album Kiss Land features racy lyrics such as "Cause the only thing you're takin' is your clothes off/Go 'head girl, strip it down, close your mouth/I just wanna hear your body talk", and The Weeknd's set reportedly features background footage of female porn stars getting cosy. Best not take your mum to this one.

Raw emotion: Nothing Was The Same is a slightly more tougher collection of tracks from the Canadian rapper, but there's still some deep thoughts there. Besides, he's bound to air some tunes from the epic emofest that was Take Care.

Working the catwalk: Drake has been debuting this impressive circular catwalk structure that hangs from the top of the arena over his adoring fans, and it's apparently a pivotal part of the show.

Audience participation: Expect the crowd to go crazy to Drake's uptempo bangers that feature on the 29 song set list, such as 'Crew Love', 'Fuckin' Problems', 'HYFR' and, of course 'The Motto'. EVERYONE will be singing along.

Drake's pals on the tube: When Drake's Club Paradise tour touched down in London in 2011, ex-girlfriend Rihanna kept it real and hopped on the Jubilee line to North Greenwich. Who will tired and unhappy commuters be rubbing shoulders with this year?

Tags: Drake, The Weeknd

Would You Like A Tour? is the tentative name of Drake's tour, which he premiered in the US earlier this month. UK fans were left disappointed when no mention of any dates on our side of the pond were made. Would You Like A Tour? Yes, we bloody would actually.

But dreams do come true, as it was announced this morning Drake would be embarking on a eight-date UK arena tour supported by The Weeknd (a much better support act than what the US got: Future and Miguel). Drizzy will be touching down in March and will play two nights at London's O2 arena, as well as shows in Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham, Sheffield and Nottingham.

In celebration, we've put together what we can hope to expect when Would You Like A Tour? hits the UK, including sex, Sampha, white clothes and compliments...