Anticipation for the VOLCANO album was recently heightened with the news that the full-length film, ‘Volcano, The Motion Picture’ will premiere exclusively on the Jungle fanclub from August 11 (fans can access the film HERE).
The New Zealand and Australia tour will follow Jungle performing to a total of more than 190,000 people across their 2023 tour, which starts with a landmark London festival headline set at All Points East on August 26. They will then take their euphoric, full-live band show across America and Europe on a tour which includes numerous arena dates.
Jungle are lifelong friends from Shepherd’s Bush, London. Their self-titled breakthrough debut album became an instant classic, leading to a Mercury Prize nomination, which they followed with the album FOR EVER before amplifying their success with LOVING IN STEREO - all contributing to a total of over a billion streams to date. Their extended live band has made them firm festival favourites, headlining Wilderness and South Facing as well as drawing huge crowds as far afield as Coachella and Lollapalooza Brazil, while headline shows have included Alexandra Palace and multiple nights at the O2 Academy Brixton. Their visionary stylised and choreographed videos are also a major aspect of Jungle’s artistic identity, most notably with the ambitious visual narrative that spanned every track on LOVING IN STEREO’.
Kiwi multi-instrumentalist producer, engineer and DJ, Lord Echo will be opening for Jungle (DJ set).
Please note this is an R18 event
Local tip
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Allow extra time for security screening and have your mobile ticket ready before reaching the entrance. Check the event page for door times, age restrictions and any event-specific entry conditions.
Getting there
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Spark Arena is around a 10-minute walk from Waitematā Station and the Downtown Ferry Terminal. Use the station’s Takutai Square eastern entrance for the most direct route. There is no public parking at the arena, but paid car parks are available nearby. For more transport information, check out our Getting Around page.
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