With the moon dancing through the heart of nostalgia, it’s a perfect moment to reflect on why we’re getting a rush of feels as Jamie T gears up for his highly-anticipated comeback tour. Can you believe it has been nearly 20 years since he first unveiled his debut album, Panic Prevention, back in 2007? As he hits the road again, headlining shows for the first time in over four years, fans are bound to be swept away by the sweet, melancholic vibes of his iconic tracks like Sticks ‘N’ Stones, Zombie, and Sheila. Jamie’s latest creation, Ghosts (100 Days of Morning), is set to drop in October—an album built from a hundred days of deep introspection and memories. As the stars align, there’s no denying the excitement buzzing in the air for his upcoming UK tour in December, where the energy is expected to be electric! Trust me; this isn’t just a tour—it’s a celebration of a journey that means a whole lot more than just music. LEARN MORE.
It’s been almost 20 years since Jamie T first burst onto the scene with his debut album Panic Prevention back in 2007.
Now, the singer-songwriter is back on the road, headlining a tour for the first time in more than four years. And, quite frankly, the nostalgia is hitting hard.
Best known for hits including, Sticks ‘N’ Stones, Zombie, and Sheila, Jamie T’s sound successfully captured an era.
His latest album Ghosts (100 Days of Morning), was announced in August of this year, with a release set for October.
Celebrating the launch of his new album, Jamie T will be doing a series of shows across the UK in December, including Manchester, London, Glasgow and more.
The UK Ghosts Tour is already proving to be a hit, with dates selling out and extra shows being added due to high demand. Talk about a comeback.
Jamie T revealed on Instagram, “After playing Finsbury Park, I stopped for the first time in what seemed like my whole career… It became clear to me that to move forward I would have to process the journey I’ve been on.”
“Recorded over roughly a hundred days, I used voice memos spanning my whole career to construct the album. It means a lot to me and I can’t wait for you to hear it.”
Below, find out when he’s coming to a city near you and how you can get hold of tickets.
Jamie T takes the UK in October in a series of solo acoustic shows, and kicks off his official tour later in the year, in December (2026).
While most of his October dates have now sold out, along with a few of his December headline shows, there’s still a number of ways you can get tickets.
Ticket prices may vary depending on demand, seat location, date, venue and the website you buy them from.
Generally, tickets for Jamie T’s tour cost from around £42.50 to £77.83 on sites such as Ticketmaster.
If you’re looking for VIP & Hospitality tickets, these are currently retailing for up to £99 on Seat Unique.
You can pre-order his latest album before its release on October 9, 2026, including signed variants, indie exclusives and alternative artwork copies, before it officially lands.
You can pre-order the new album, Ghosts (100 Days of Morning) before the album’s release on October 9, 2026 over on Jamie T’s official website.
Fans can access the album early including signed variants, indie exclusives and alternative artwork copies before it officially lands.
If you want to shop Jamie T’s former albums, you can take your pick of your favourite over at Amazon or HMV.

Jamie T Kings & Queens (Amazon)

Jamie T recently announced a comeback tour in celebration of his latest album (Simone Joyner/Getty Images)
With Jamie T tickets already selling out, you may think you’ve missed out on your chance to be part of the crowd.
That said, platforms like StubHub and Viagogo allow you to browse fan-to-fan ticket resale listings.
This means you might still be able to secure tickets for Jamie T’s solo acoustic shows in October, or tickets for his sold out dates on his headline tour in December.
To avoid ticket scams and ensure a money-back guarantee, always purchase resale tickets through verified sites
Oct. 11, 2026: The Middlesbrough Empire
Oct. 13, 2026 The Level Nottingham
Oct. 18, 2026: Electric Bristol
Oct. 19, 2026: O2 Academy Oxford
Dec. 6, 2026: O2 Academy Birmingham
Dec. 7, 2026: O2 Academy 3 Birmingham
Dec. 8, 2026: O2 City Hall Newcastle
Dec. 11, 2026: London Olympia
Dec. 12, 2026: London Olympia
Dec. 14, 2026: O2 Academy Leeds
Dec. 15, 2026: O2 Academy Glasgow
Dec. 16, 2026: O2 Academy Glasgow
Dec. 18, 2026: Co-op Live Manchester
Dec. 20, 2026: The Brighton Centre

This tour marks Jamie T’s first headline tour in 4 years (Photo by James Klug/Redferns via Getty Images)
Having played an intimate gig at The Scala in London in August 2026, we might be able to gauge what Jamie T could include in his upcoming tour setlist.
Alongside fan favourites, we’d also expect tracks from his latest album Ghosts (100 Days of Morning) to feature prominently.
Below is the setlist from Jamie T’s live show at The Scala in London, according to Setlist.fm:
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