Jamiroquai will play London’s O2 Arena on July 15, 16 and 19, 2027, as part of the venue’s 20th birthday programme. The dates follow two nights at Amsterdam’s Ziggo Dome on July 5 and 6 and two at Paris’s Accor Arena on July 9 and 10. London gets the most shows of the three cities, and the venue advertises them as the band’s only UK arena dates of 2027.

Jay Kay holds Jamiroquai’s silver Buffalo Man emblem toward the camera.
Jay Kay in a Jamiroquai publicity photograph by Midori Tsukagoshi.

Do you need to buy the album to join the presale?

The band’s store is taking orders for its next studio album on CD, cassette and double vinyl. Any format ordered through the store can qualify for access to the fan presale. The same page gives a separate route for people who only want tickets, under the words “No purchase necessary.” The fan sale starts at 9 a.m. GMT on Tuesday, November 10. The store specifies one code per person, so buying several formats is of no advantage for getting more codes.

What are the other chances to buy London tickets?

The O2 lists its own Priority presale at 9 a.m. GMT on Wednesday, November 11. The general sale opens at the same hour on Friday, November 13. The venue gives 6:30 p.m. as the doors time for all three dates, which fall on a Thursday, Friday and Monday. Fans who buy through the venue or AXS will need to display their ticket on their phone through The O2 app. Paris and Amsterdam have their own venue and ticket listings. Amsterdam’s promoter, for example, publishes a separate newsletter presale for November 12 and a 10 a.m. local start for general sales on November 13.

How does this compare with the last London run?

The O2 listed two Jamiroquai dates in December 2025 under The Heels of Steel Tour. The return next summer gives the band a third night in the same room and places the shows inside a venue-wide birthday programme. Jorja Smith is booked there on July 17, between the second and third Jamiroquai nights. Anyone choosing a London date should keep the gap in mind, since the three shows run across five days.

The shop still lists the record as “New Studio Album,” so the schedule for buying a ticket is clearer than the rollout of the music itself. The shop’s presale is a way to get into the ticket queue early. It leaves the decision about which record format to buy, or whether to buy one at all, with the listener.