Jungle announce new album, single & world tour with UK arena dates
- Desh Kapur
- Mar 25
- 3 min read
NEW ALBUM ‘SUNSHINE’ TO BE RELEASED ON AUGUST 14TH
FEATURING THE NEW SINGLE ‘CARRY ON’ - LISTEN BELOW
WORLD HEADLINE TOUR ALSO ANNOUNCED WITH ARENA DATES ACROSS THE UK, EUROPE, NORTH AMERICA AND AUSTRALIA
Jungle cemented their status as a major global force with their 2023 album ‘Volcano’ - a record that earned them their first BRIT Award and featured their worldwide smash hit single ‘Back On 74’. The trio - J Lloyd, Tom McFarland and Lydia Kitto - now announce their eagerly anticipated new album ‘Sunshine’ set for release on August 14th.
The album is launched alongside the new single ‘Carry On’, which was premiered as Radio 1’s Hottest Record.
‘Sunshine’ is now available to pre-order/pre-save HERE, with physical formats including black 180g single gatefold LP, caramel single gatefold LP, marbled amber and brown single gatefold LP and digipak CD.
Jungle have also confirmed details of an expansive world headline tour, which includes arena shows spanning three continents.
Fans who pre-order the album from Jungle’s official store will receive access to a pre-sale for tour tickets. The pre-sale will open at 9am (local time) on Thursday, March 26th HERE and will remain open until tickets go on general sale from 10am local time on Friday, March 27th HERE.
The tour will see Jungle travel across North America from September, taking in highlights such as huge arena dates in Los Angeles and New York as well as a Red Rocks Amphitheatre show. They return to the UK and Europe for dates in November, which include a 20,000 capacity homecoming at London’s O2, before heading to Australia in March 2027.
Jungle’s world tour dates are as follows:
SEPTEMBER
9th - Minneapolis, MN - The Armory
10th - Chicago, IL - United Center
12th - Toronto, ON - Scotiabank Arena
13th - Montreal, QC - Place Bell
15th - Boston, MA - Agganis Arena
17th - Washington, DC - The Anthem
19th - New York, NY - Barclays Center
21st - Nashville, TN - The Pinnacle
23rd - Houston, TX - 713 Music Hall
24th - Austin, TX - Moody Center
25th - Dallas, TX - Texas Trust CU Theatre
27th - Denver, CO - Red Rocks Amphitheatre
OCTOBER
1st - Portland, OR - Veterans Memorial Coliseum
2nd - Vancouver, BC - Pacific Coliseum
3rd - Seattle, WA - Climate Pledge Arena
6th - San Francisco, CA - Greek Theatre
9th - Santa Barbara, CA - Santa Barbara Bowl
10th - Los Angeles, CA - Crypto.com Arena
24th - Lisbon - MEO Arena
26th - Madrid - Movistar Arena
28th - Barcelona - Palau Sant Jordi
30th - Paris - Accor Arena
31st - Brussels - Forest National
NOVEMBER
3rd - Amsterdam - Ziggo Dome
5th - Hamburg - Barclays Arena
6th - Copenhagen - Royal Arena
8th - Berlin - Uber Arena
10th - Łódź - Atlas Arena
12th - Munich - Olympiahalle
13th - Vienna - Wiener Stadthalle
15th - Milan - Unipol Forum
18th - Dublin - 3Arena
21st - Leeds - First Direct Bank Arena
22nd - Cardiff - Utilita Arena
25th - London - The O2
27th - Manchester - Co-op Live
28th - Glasgow - OVO Hydro
MARCH 2027
2nd - Brisbane - Entertainment Centre
4th - Sydney - Qudos Bank Arena
6th - Melbourne - Rod Laver Arena
10th - Perth - RAC Arena
About Jungle
Jungle were formed in London in 2013 by Tom McFarland and J Lloyd, before their regular collaborator Lydia Kitto became an official member of the group in 2024. Matching a euphoric concoction of modern disco, soul and hip-hop with exemplary visual content defined by world-class choreography, they shot to attention with their self-titled UK Top 10 debut album in 2014. Their rise continued with another Top 10 with 2018’s ‘For Ever’ and then ‘Loving In Stereo’ which hit #3 in 2021.
2023 saw Jungle become a global force with ‘Volcano’. Reaching #3 in the UK, the album featured their biggest hit to date in the shape of ‘Back On 74’ which has been certified Platinum in both the UK and US. The campaign saw Jungle rise to sell-out arenas all over the world, playing to hundreds of thousand of fans across 2023/24 with highlights including The O2 in London, Coachella and headlining All Points East. To date, Jungle have amassed an incredible 3.4 billion streams.
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