Jamiroquai return to Europe’s arenas: seven nights in Amsterdam, Paris and London ahead of a new album

Jamiroquai will play seven arena shows in three capitals in July 2027: two nights at Amsterdam’s Ziggo Dome, two at the Accor Arena in Paris and three at London’s The O2. The tour leads up to the band’s ninth studio album, their first since Automaton in 2017.

The dates are listed on the band’s official website.

The presale opens on Tuesday, 10 November, at 9am London time, with general sale on Friday, 13 November, also at 9am. That is 11:00 in Kyiv. Access to the presale, according to Decoded Magazine, goes to those who pre-order the new album from the band’s official store.

A London finale for The O2’s birthday

The band first announced only the three London nights, and a few days later, as We Rave You reports, added Amsterdam and Paris. The O2 shows are part of the venue’s 20th birthday celebrations and are Jamiroquai’s only UK arena dates of 2027.

The organisers promise classic hits alongside new material and a big stage production led by Jay Kay. The album’s title and release date have not yet been announced.

The year of Virtual Insanity

The European tour follows a busy 2026: the band returned to Japan and Latin America, headlining Summer Sonic in Tokyo and Osaka and Brazil’s Rock in Rio. This year also marked 30 years of Virtual Insanity, the song that won the band a Grammy.

On our air Jamiroquai have been played 47 times in the last 30 days, most often Little L and remixes of Space Cowboy. The 30-year-old Virtual Insanity is on our playlist too, in the Salaam Remi mix.

We wrote about Jamiroquai’s ninth album back in February.