Jamiroquai add Berlin date to European tour run

Jamiroquai return to German arenas with a freshly announced Berlin show. The band will play the Uber Arena in Berlin on November 9, 2026, as part of their current European tour, according to the venue’s event listing and ticket partner Eventim.

New Berlin show anchors Jamiroquai’s tour

The Berlin date at Uber Arena gives Germany a clear anchor in Jamiroquai’s touring schedule, with the show set for November 9, 2026 and tickets offered in several seating and standing categories via Eventim. The venue listing frames the night as a full arena concert rather than a festival set.

Alongside Berlin, the tour route features additional major European stops such as London, Paris and Milan, reported by pan-European ticketing platforms and regional promoters. In keeping with Jamiroquai’s arena profile, capacities generally range between 10,000 and 15,000 visitors per city, positioning the run firmly in the large-venue segment.

Tour and live context in Germany and beyond

For fans in Germany, the Berlin show marks Jamiroquai’s first confirmed major arena appearance in the country since their previous touring cycle earlier in the decade, when the band focused largely on UK and festival dates. The new German stop brings their current tour geographically closer to the band’s significant following in the country, reflected in their historical chart performance on the Offizielle Deutsche Charts.

Outside Germany, the same tour routing sees Jamiroquai perform in key European markets including the UK, France, Italy, Spain and the Netherlands, with the group typically booked into large indoor arenas and select outdoor venues. While exact dates vary by city, the overall run stretches across late 2026, giving European audiences a concentrated window for live shows.

Where Jamiroquai’s career stands now

Jamiroquai are currently active on the international touring circuit, with the next confirmed live date being their Berlin show at Uber Arena on November 9, 2026, as listed by the venue and ticket provider. No new studio album release date has yet been attached to this touring phase.

The musical core of Jamiroquai

Jamiroquai emerged in the early 1990s London acid jazz scene, built around frontman Jay Kay’s vocals and songwriting and a band sound fusing jazz, funk, soul and pop. Their breakthrough album Emergency on Planet Earth (1993) established the signature blend of live rhythm section, prominent keyboards and socially conscious themes.

Global recognition followed with Travelling Without Moving (1996), whose single Virtual Insanity became a worldwide hit and earned multiple awards for its visually innovative video. Subsequent records such as Synchronized (1999), A Funk Odyssey (2001) and Dynamite (2005) refined their sound with stronger electronic and disco influences while retaining core funk grooves.

In more recent years, Jamiroquai’s album Automaton (2017) introduced a pronounced synth-driven aesthetic, balancing retro-futurist textures with their familiar rhythmic base. Reviews in UK and international music press highlighted the album’s production as a careful update of the band’s style rather than a complete departure, pointing to continuity in bass lines and vocal phrasing.

Disclaimer: This article summarizes publicly available information on Jamiroquai’s tour plans, discography and career status for music fans in Germany and beyond. Dates, venues and release data are subject to change by artists, promoters and labels.