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Jamie T has announced the release date for his new album as well as his first live show in five years.
His latest offering, titled The Theory Of Whatever, will come out on July 29, the artist shared on social media.
The singer-songwriter, from Wimbledon, also released his new single The Old Style Raiders.
My new album The Theory of Whatever is coming out 29th July and I’m playing my first live show in five years in London next week at @subteraniavenue pic.twitter.com/LUNES2TxXh
— Jamie T (@jamietmusic) May 4, 2022
The live show will take place at the Subterania venue in Ladbroke Grove, west London, on May 11.
Tickets will be available exclusively to those who pre-order the new album by 5pm on Thursday.
“My new album The Theory of Whatever is coming out 29th July and I’m playing my first live show in five years in London next week at @subteraniavenue,” Jamie T tweeted.
Speaking to BBC Radio 1 about his return, he said: “I missed being in a room with people and playing music, yeah totally.
You have until 5pm tomorrow to order any copy of the album from my store to get access to tickets. FIRST COME FIRST SERVE. https://t.co/MWppIpvHOf pic.twitter.com/ZLvFzfAKD8
— Jamie T (@jamietmusic) May 4, 2022
“I miss getting in a place with people and have sweat dripping from the ceiling.”
He added: “I like to keep my head in the sand a lot with this because I get quite anxious with this stuff.
“My way of doing it nowadays is people just tell me where to go and what I’m meant to be doing and I do it that day because if I have time to think about it I worry… and then I just end up an anxious mess.”
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