Modern soul and electronic group Jungle bring their live show to an after-party at Albert Hall.
Jungle are playing a DJ set at Albert Hall on Friday 27 November, an after-party that brings their live show to the venue. The London electronic neo-soul and funk act are BRIT Award winners, and this is a DJ set rather than a full live band performance.
Behind the music are Josh Lloyd-Watson and Tom McFarland, who met at the age of 10 in West London's Shepherd's Bush and started making music together at the start of 2013. From the beginning, they've put the artwork and videos surrounding the music ahead of their own identities, and they welcomed vocalist and producer Lydia Kitto as a permanent member in 2023. Their live shows have been described by Variety as a 'perfect... come-as-you-are party', and their global tour across 2023 and 2024 reached more than 190,000 people.
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The night is hosted at Albert Hall, a Grade II listed building that opened as a Methodist Central Hall in 1908 in Baroque and Gothic style and reopened as a concert venue in early 2014. With a capacity of around 2,500 standing, it's hosted acts like Beck, Sam Smith, Primal Scream, Fatboy Slim, Manic Street Preachers and Placebo, alongside club nights including La Discotheque, Warehouse Project and Glitterbox. Jungle's DJ set fits that clubbing side of the venue's calendar, and it's billed as an after-party, so it's more of a dancefloor night than a seated concert. It's on Friday 27 November at Albert Hall in Manchester.
