Jungle Announces ‘Sunshine’ Album & 2024-2027 World Tour Dates
Jungle Announces Recent Album, Extensive World Tour
British band Jungle will release their fifth studio album, Sunshine, on August 14 via AWAL and will embark on a global tour spanning North America, Europe, and Australia in support of the record. The announcement comes after a period of significant recognition for the group, including winning the Group of the Year award at the 2024 BRIT Awards.
The new album follows 2023’s Volcano, which achieved a career-best debut at No. 3 on the Official U.K. Albums Chart. Lead single “Carry On” previews the sound of Sunshine, though details regarding the album’s themes and production remain limited.
The tour kicks off September 9 at The Armory in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and includes performances in major cities across North America, including Chicago, Toronto, New York, and Los Angeles. The band will then cross the Atlantic for a European leg, with dates in Lisbon, Madrid, Paris, and Berlin, among others. The tour concludes with four shows in Australia in March 2027.
Jungle’s lineup now includes Josh Lloyd-Watson, Tom McFarland, and vocalist Lydia Kitto, who became a permanent member in 2023 after contributing to Loving in Stereo and Volcano, and performing extensively with the live group. The band originally formed in 2013, evolving from the short-lived shoegaze band Born Blonde, comprised of Lloyd-Watson and McFarland, who have been friends since childhood.
The group gained recognition for initially concealing their identities, known only as J and T, and emphasizing the visual elements accompanying their music. They have since expanded into a seven-piece collective for live performances.
Tickets for the Sunshine tour move on sale to the general public on Friday, March 27. A full list of tour dates is available on the band’s website, junglejunglejungle.com.
Tour Dates:
September 9—Minneapolis, MN—The Armory
September 10—Chicago, IL—United Center
September 12—Toronto, ON—Scotiabank Arena
September 13—Montreal, QC—Place Bell
September 15—Boston, MA—Agganis Arena
September 17—Washington, DC—The Anthem
September 19—New York, NY—Barclays Center
September 21—Nashville, TN—The Pinnacle
September 23—Houston, TX—713 Music Hall
September 24—Austin, TX—Moody Center
September 25—Dallas, TX—Texas Trust CU Theatre
September 27—Denver, CO—Red Rocks Amphitheatre
October 1—Portland, OR—Veterans Memorial Coliseum
October 2—Vancouver, BC—Pacific Coliseum
October 3—Seattle, WA—Climate Pledge Arena
October 6—San Francisco, CA—Greek Theatre
October 9—Santa Barbara, CA—Santa Barbara Bowl
October 10—Los Angeles, CA—Crypto.com Arena
October 24—Lisbon, Portugal—MEO Arena
October 26—Madrid, Spain—Movistar Arena
October 28—Barcelona, Spain—Palau Sant Jordi
October 30—Paris, France—Accor Arena
October 31—Brussels, Belgium—Forest National
November 3—Amsterdam, Netherlands—Ziggo Dome
November 5—Hamburg, Germany—Barclays Arena
November 6—Copenhagen, Denmark—Royal Arena
November 8—Berlin, Germany—Uber Arena
November 10—Łódź, Poland—Atlas Arena
November 12—Munich, Germany—Olympiahalle
November 13—Vienna, Austria—Wiener Stadthalle
November 15—Milan, Italy—Unipol Forum
November 18—Dublin, Ireland—3Arena
November 21—Leeds, United Kingdom—First Direct Bank Arena
November 22—Cardiff, United Kingdom—Cardiff Utilita Arena
November 25—London, United Kingdom—The O2
November 27—Manchester, United Kingdom—Co-op Live
November 28—Glasgow, United Kingdom—OVO Hydro
March 2—Brisbane, Australia—Brisbane Entertainment Centre
March 4—Sydney, Australia—Qudos Bank Arena
March 6—Melbourne, Australia—Rod Laver Arena
March 10—Perth, Australia—RAC Arena