Adam 'DJ Am' Goldstein is to bounce back from his September plane crash by supporting rap heavyweight Jay-Z on his upcoming tour.

The Los Angeles DJ and entrepreneur is still recovering from the South Carolina tragedy, which left two fellow passengers dead and pal/bandmate Travis Barker in critical condition - but the show must go on.

Goldstein will be back onstage for Jay-Z's concert at the Palladium Theater in Hollywood on Wednesday night.

The DJ insists he didn't have to think too long about the opportunity of touring with the rap mogul: "He's the greatest rapper in the world. This is the biggest thing that's happened in my career."