Jessie Ware performs live at Co-op Live on her The Superbloom Tour, with support from Naomi Scott.
Jessie Ware plays Co-op Live on Saturday 5 December, part of her The Superbloom Tour. It's her first UK arena tour, and the Manchester date sits on the UK and Ireland leg, which also stops at The O2 in London, 3Olympia Theatre in Dublin and OVO Hydro in Glasgow. Naomi Scott opens the night.
The tour follows Superbloom, released 17 April 2026 via EMI Records. It debuted at No. 2 on the Official UK Albums Chart and gave us singles like 'Automatic', 'Ride' and 'I Could Get Used To This'. The record was produced and mixed by James Ford, Barney Lister, Karma Kid, Jon Shave, Stuart Price and Ben Baptie, and the show blends euphoric disco, sensual grooves and cinematic pop.
It's a step up in scale for Ware, who's spent recent years headlining theatres and clubs. She's talked about how she wants to keep that smaller-show intimacy even in an arena, and told BBC Newsbeat she might use a B-stage or lean into crowd interaction to do it, citing Lady Gaga as a reference. The Manchester show is one of the few dates on this leg, so it's a good chance to catch her in the city if you're not heading to London, Dublin or Glasgow.
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Tickets start from £60.
