Back in 2002 Australian radio station Triple J broadcast a three hour Jamiroquai special whilst the band were on tour in the country. In advance of the band returning to Australia later this month for the Harvest Rock II festival in Adelaide another Jamiroquai special radio show was broadcast on the Double J sister radio station on 5th October. The hour long show is available to listen to at the ABC Australia website.
Jamiroquai will be performing in Adelaide (Australia) on Saturday 28 October on the first day of the Harvest Rock II Festival. The festival website states that this is Jamiroquai's only Australian show.
More information can be found at the festival website at harvestrock.com.
A five track vinyl EP recorded live in November 1999 at the BBC studios at Maida Vale in London will be released on 22 April 2023 as part of Record Store Day.
The tracklisting is as follows:
More information about the release can be found at the Record Store Day website.
On Monday 23rd January at 8pm (UK time) there will be a 'Twitter Listening Party' for the 1996 album Travelling Without Moving featuring Jay Kay. From my understanding you listen to the album at home and there will be a number of tweets throughout the playback from Jay (and others). Check out timstwitterlisteningparty.com to enjoy playbacks of previous listening parties of other artists albums.
Now, if you fancy getting involved in real life there will be 'Dolby Atmos listening experience' in central London along with sound engineer Rick Pope, drummer Derrick McKenzie and percussionist Sola Akingbola and you can win tickets here.
For US fans there is a real life listening party in Los Angeles on 26th January and you can enter via the same link. More details are in comments of this Instagram post.
Jamiroquai have launched a new website at jamiroquai.com - and at last they have a 'secure certificate'! The previous site launched in March 2017 and as per usual outside of music release cycles soon went a bit static and out of date (hmn, a bit like funkin.com at times!!) but it's back and looks to be under the ownership and control of Sony Music.
It's always good to see the site updated which normally means there's a bit of money being used for marketing - and with the recent announcements of Summer 2023 tourdates it looks like the band may have a busy Summer ahead next year.
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