Jamie T has revealed that his upcoming album was written from voice notes recorded throughout his entire career.
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The indie icon recently announced his new album, ‘Ghosts (100 Days of Morning)’, which is due for release on October 9 via Polydor Records. It will mark the highly anticipated follow-up to Jamie’s fifth album ‘The Theory of Whatever’ which dropped in 2022.
Ahead of the album’s release, he’s already shared the lead single ‘3310’ and, last week, he previewed other new material during a last-minute, intimate gig at London’s Scala.
Now, he’s shared further information about the album. Posting on X yesterday (Monday August 24), Jamie revealed that the cover was shot by photographer tamp.two, “A brilliant artist and now friend I met on the seafront in Bognor Regis,” he wrote.
He then went on to reflect on his 2023 headline gig at Finsbury Park – his biggest performance to date. “After playing Finsbury Park, I stopped for the first time in what seemed like my whole career.
I felt like something was over. I felt I wanted to move on. The past can become a burden if you let it,” he said.
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Jamie T (@jamietmusic) August 24, 2026.
Jamie T has also announced that he’ll be embarking on a full December 2026 UK tour, with tickets on pre-sale from 10am on Wednesday August 26 before going on general sale from 10am on Friday August 28.
See full dates below and visit here for tickets and more information.
DECEMBER 7 – O2 Academy, Birmingham 8 – O2 City Hall, Newcastle 11 – Olympia, London 14 – O2 Academy, Leeds 15 – O2 Academy, Glasgow 18 – Co-op, Manchester 20 – Brighton Centre, Brighton.
Since dropping his last album, Jamie T has played his largest-ever headline show at Finsbury Park in 2023, supported by the likes of IDLES and Kojey Radical.
Earlier this year, Treays’ 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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