Jungle are set to land at Co-op Live as part of a global headline tour spanning the UK, Europe, North America and Australia.
The London-formed trio will take to the stage on 27 November 2026, marking one of the biggest stops on their UK run, which also includes a 20,000-capacity homecoming show at London’s O2.
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The announcement arrives alongside news of their fourth studio album Sunshine, set for release on 14 August, featuring latest single Carry On, which recently premiered as Radio 1’s Hottest Record.
The record follows 2023’s Volcano, which saw the group pick up their first BRIT Award, driven in part by the massive success of the ubiquitous track Back On 74.
Formed in 2013 by J Lloyd and Tom McFarland, with Lydia Kitto joining as an official member in 2024, Jungle have built a reputation for their blend of modern disco, soul and hip-hop, paired with huge choreographed dance sequences. Their self-titled debut album broke into the UK Top 10 in 2014, with subsequent releases For Ever and Loving In Stereo continuing that momentum.
Volcano cemented their global reach, charting at number three in the UK and helping drive a run of sold-out arena shows worldwide, alongside major festival appearances including Coachella and All Points East. To date, the band have amassed more than 3.4 billion streams.
Tickets for the Manchester show go on sale this week, with a Co-op member presale opening at 9am on 26 March, followed by general sale at 10am on 27 March.
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