Jamie T Previews New Album At Intimate London Gig And Announces 2026 UK Tour

Jamie T is officially back on the live circuit. The Wimbledon-born indie hero broke a two-year concert hiatus on August 20 with an exclusive, intimate showcase at London’s iconic Scala venue. The surprise concert gave a room full of dedicated fans an early preview of his upcoming era right before he announced plans for a massive return to giant crowds. Tickets for the sudden London pop-up vanished in mere minutes when they went on sale last week. Music fans scrambled for a spot inside the venue to witness the singer-songwriter's first live performance since his set at Portsmouth’s Victorious Festival back in 2024. ## What songs did Jamie T play at Scala? When Jamie T — whose real name is Jamie Treays — strolled onto the Scala stage alongside his backing band around 8:30 p.m., the packed room exploded. The crowd immediately broke into his classic signature chant, yelling "Jamie, Jamie, Jamie fucking T!" back toward the stage. That energetic reaction echoed throughout the entire night and erupted again as he made his final exit. The special show arrived just days after Treays announced the official details for his sixth studio album, titled *Ghosts (100 Days Of Morning)*. Gig attendees were treated to a live taste of the fresh record when he integrated two brand-new tracks into the setlist. Early in the performance, he rolled out "Waist 36” Leg 32”," a fast-moving, punk-infused track featuring a huge singalong chorus. ## Is Jamie T going on a UK tour in 2026? He also delivered "3310," which serves as the officially released lead single from the incoming album. Outside of the new tracks, Treays kept the room engaged with a well-balanced spread of beloved cuts from across his career, inspiring continuous singalongs from the sweaty crowd. The intimate night was far more than just a quick local warm-up gig for the South London star. Treays officially capped off the excitement by revealing plans for a full-scale UK tour set to hit the road in 2026. With brand-new music on the way and a major set of concert dates officially on the calendar, the beloved musician is gearing up for his next major era in front of massive audiences.