Jamie T adds more dates to 2026 UK headline tour due to demand

Following huge demand, Jamie T has added more dates to his 2026 UK headline tour.

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The tour comes in support of his new album, ‘Ghosts (100 Days of Morning)’, which drops on October 9 via Polydor Records, and has already been previewed with the lead single ‘3310’.

Announced following a last-minute, intimate gig at London’s Scala at the end of last month, there were originally seven live shows planned for the end of the year, kicking off with a show in Birmingham on December 7 and wrapping up in Brighton on December 20.

Now, following huge demand for tickets, three new shows have been added to the line-up – a second date at Birmingham’s O2 Academy on December 6, a second date at London Olympia on December 12, and another stop at Glasgow’s O2 Academy on December 16.

Tickets are on sale now, and you can visit here for tickets and more information.

DECEMBER 6 – O2 Academy, Birmingham [NEW] 7 – O2 Academy, Birmingham 8 – O2 City Hall, Newcastle 11 – Olympia, London 12 – Olympia, London [NEW] 14 – O2 Academy, Leeds 15 – O2 Academy, Glasgow 16 – O2 Academy, Glasgow [NEW] 18 – Co-op Live, Manchester 20 – Brighton Centre, Brighton.

The intimate gig at Scala last month marked Jamie T’s first first live performance in almost exactly two years, following a 2024 set at Portsmouth’s Victorious Festival.

Since then, he has also played a secret 33-minute and 10-second set at Reading & Leeds 2026 after hinting to fans at a last-minute appearance on social media.

Speaking to NME backstage at the festival the indie star spoke about what to expect from the highly anticipated follow-up to his fifth record, 2022’s ‘The Theory of Whatever’.

Asked how he’s feeling now, the musician said he was “really proud of the new record and excited to play it to people.”.

In other Jamie T news, earlier this year, the artist’s 2023 track ‘Hippodrome’ was sampled by Fred Again.. on his single ‘Lights Burn Dimmer’. The pair performed the track live at a gig at London’s Alexandra Palace, which was one of the producer’s ’10 Shows in 10 Weeks in 10 Cities’ series.

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