Jamie T has confirmed that Kate Nash and Willie J Healey will be supporting him on his upcoming UK tour, and teased that more “special guests” will be announced soon.
The British singer-songwriter is set to hit the road next month, playing at venues around the country in celebration of his latest album ‘Ghosts (100 Days Of Morning)’.
Dates kick off with two shows at Birmingham’s O2 Academy on December 6 and 7, followed by shows in Newcastle, Leeds, Glasgow, Manchester and Brighton. After changes to the venue, two shows have now been confirmed for London’s OVO Wembley Arena on December 11 and 12.
Now, in a new video shared on social media, Jamie T has confirmed that Kate Nash will support him on the London and Manchester dates, while Willie J Healey will open at the other scheduled shows.
In the clip, the singer is also seen sprinting to Wembley, and teasing that there will be “special guests” also joining him and Nash on the night. Details about who he has lined-up will be announced at a later date.
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“We’ve been given the run around, but I promise these shows will be special,” he wrote in the caption. “I’d like to announce that the great @katenash will be supporting us at the Wembley and Manchester shows of the tour.
“I’m absolutely thrilled to have Kate on board. It will be so much fun to play together after all these years and I can’t wait. Special guests? You will have to wait and see 🤔 lots of love and see you there.”
Visit here for remaining tickets, and check out a list of shows below.
Jamie T’s 2026 UK live shows are:
DECEMBER
6 – O2 Academy, Birmingham
7 – O2 Academy, Birmingham
8 – O2 City Hall, Newcastle
11 – OVO Wembley Arena, London
12 – OVO Wembley Arena, London
14 – O2 Academy, Leeds
15 – O2 Academy, Glasgow
16 – O2 Academy, Glasgow
18 – Co-op Live, Manchester
20 – Brighton Centre, Brighton
The announcement comes following Jamie T making an appearance on Jools Holland over the weekend, performing his album opener ‘3310’ as well as the introspective ‘Tallahassee’. For the latter, Leif Vollebekk joined his band on the keys and vocals.
‘Ghosts (100 Days Of Morning)’ was given a glowing four-and-a-half review from NME, and praised as “the beginning of a powerful new chapter in his storied career.”
“Out the other side of his own trials, ‘Ghosts (100 Days Of Morning)’ presents Jamie T in peak form – as powerful a songwriter as ever, now backed with a sense of positivity and peace,” it read.
Jamie T spoke to NME about the album at this year’s Reading Festival, where he played a last-minute “surprise” set on the main stage.
“I think it helped me to process things,” he told us. “I hadn’t done a lot of that in my career. It’s been so fast, and I’ve just always been on the go. I don’t think I had ever really had a minute to think about it, so it was really important.
“I’ve come out the other side of that, and I look back more fondly now on it all than I maybe did a few years ago.”
His slot at Reading was featured as one of NME‘s most magical moments from this year’s R&L festivals. “It was another triumphant live moment for the Londoner, who was on top form as he delved into his back catalogue of bangers,” it read.
