Jamiroquai Set 2027 Arena Tour With Three London O2 Nights
By Dana Brooks
Jamiroquai are putting a major 2027 run on the calendar, and for fans who still remember how “Virtual Insanity” seemed to glide right out of the radio and onto MTV-era living room floors, this one has a familiar kind of pull.
According to NME, the band has announced a UK and European arena tour for 2027, including a substantial London stand at The O2. It is the kind of room built for big grooves, polished hooks and the kind of dance-floor confidence Jamiroquai brought into the mainstream during the ’90s.
The 2027 tour begins in Amsterdam
NME reports that the tour is scheduled to open with two nights at Amsterdam’s Ziggo Dome on July 5 and July 6, 2027.
From there, the announced itinerary includes three nights at London’s The O2:
- July 15, 2027 — London, The O2
- July 16, 2027 — London, The O2
- July 19, 2027 — London, The O2
For any act, three nights at The O2 says plenty about the size of the audience still ready to turn out. For Jamiroquai, it also speaks to how well their sound has traveled through the decades. Their blend of pop, soul and dance-minded rhythm became a signature part of the ’90s soundtrack, and it still fits comfortably alongside the adult hits listeners grew up with.
New album plans are still under wraps
There is also new music on the horizon. NME reported that the tour comes ahead of Jamiroquai’s ninth studio album, though details on that project are still to be confirmed.
That leaves fans with a little old-fashioned anticipation — the kind that used to come with waiting for the next single to hit the airwaves. For now, the tour announcement gives everyone a firm place to start: arenas, summer 2027 and the promise of more Jamiroquai activity to come.
Ticket information
Tickets for the 2027 Jamiroquai tour are scheduled to go on general sale at 9 a.m. local time on Friday, November 13, 2026, according to NME.
Jamiroquai’s place in ’90s music history is well established. GRAMMY.com lists the band as the 1998 winner for Best Pop Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal for “Virtual Insanity.” That recognition lines up with what many listeners already know: the song became one of those unmistakable ’90s moments, stylish, smooth and instantly recognizable from its opening feel.
For Kool 94.5 listeners, it is another reminder that the ’90s groove still has plenty of road ahead.
Sources: NME, GRAMMY.com