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Jungle
Anstehende Termine
Vorbands: RIO KOSTA, Ticketmaster Suite Berlin
- Lisbon, PortugalMEO ArenaDetails ansehen
- Forest (Brussels), BelgiumVorst Nationaal/Forest NationalDetails ansehen
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- Hamburg, GermanyBarclays ArenaDetails ansehen
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- Łódź, PolandAtlas ArenaDetails ansehen
- Assago, ItalyUnipol ForumDetails ansehen
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- London, United KingdomThe O2Details ansehen
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- Manchester, United KingdomCo-op LiveDetails ansehen
- Glasgow, United KingdomOVO HydroDetails ansehen
Termine, die Wanderistan für Jungle erfasst (aus Ticketing- und Spielstätten-Listen) – kommende: 13, vergangene: 6. Jungle spielt möglicherweise weitere Termine, die hier noch nicht stehen – den vollständigen Tourplan findest du auf der offiziellen Tour-Seite.
Tribute-Shows
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Germany
- 25. Nov.BrackenheimBürgerzentrumActs: Rodscha, TomDetails ansehen
- 27. Feb. 2027SchwabachMarkgrafensaalActs: Rodscha, Tom, Tom PalmeDetails ansehen
- 11. Apr. 2027HallstadtKulturboden HallstadtActs: Rodscha, TomDetails ansehen
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Über Jungle
Jungle is a British band formed in early 2013 in London by childhood friends Josh Lloyd-Watson and Tom McFarland, who grew up together in Shepherd's Bush.
Jungle is a British band formed in early 2013 in London by childhood friends Josh Lloyd-Watson and Tom McFarland, who grew up together in Shepherd's Bush. Singer Lydia Kitto, who had contributed to earlier albums, became an official full-time member in late 2023, expanding the group beyond its founding production duo.
The band's music blends neo-soul, funk, nu-disco and dance influences, built around a visual identity of music videos and choreography rather than conventional frontman imagery. Its self-titled 2014 debut album was shortlisted for the Mercury Prize and reached number seven in the UK, powered by "Busy Earnin'," which went platinum in the UK and gold in New Zealand and appeared widely in film and advertising.
Jungle's chart position rose with each record: For Ever (2018) reached number ten in the UK, while Loving in Stereo (2021) and Volcano (2023) both climbed to number three, the latter recorded partly in a Los Angeles rental home before being completed at London's Metropolis Studios. The band won the Brit Award for British Group in 2024 and played Glastonbury's West Holts stage that year.
In 2025 members Lloyd-Watson and McFarland also released collaborative material as Loaded Honey, and Jungle has a further album, Sunshine, set for 2026, extending a run of increasingly successful releases more than a decade after the group's formation.