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James Bay stands with Greenpeace at the Roundhouse

James Bay stands with Greenpeace at the Roundhouse

Self Esteem and Jade Bird complete a one-night bill on 26 November, with general sale opening this morning at 10am.

James Bay is confirmed to perform at Greenpeace presents Action All Areas at London's Roundhouse on 26 November 2026. The one-night-only charity takeover also features Self Esteem and Jade Bird on the bill.

Tickets go on general sale today, 9 October, at 10am.

The night builds on a longstanding partnership between Greenpeace and the Roundhouse, a link that already includes a career development programme. Action All Areas extends that relationship into a full evening of live music under the organisation's name, framed as a charity takeover rather than a conventional tour stop.

Self Esteem has spoken about why the date matters. Live music, she said, is about community, standing up for each other, and making noise for what matters — and right now, protecting our right to protest and the fight for the planet is essential. Those remarks set the tone for a bill that places performance beside campaign, without turning the night into a lecture.

Jade Bird and Self Esteem complete the announced line-up. The three acts share a single evening rather than a run of dates, which keeps the focus tight: one room, one night, and a clear public purpose. No further performers have been named since the confirmation was made public on 7 October.

General tickets become available this morning at 10am. The Roundhouse show itself sits on 26 November 2026, still several weeks away, so the practical next step for anyone following the bill is the sale rather than the night itself.

What remains unannounced is how the rest of the evening will be shaped — the running order, any contributions beyond the three named artists, and the precise way Greenpeace's work will sit alongside the music. The partnership with the venue is already established; the detail of Action All Areas on the night is still to come.

For an audience that knows these artists through their records and their live work, the Roundhouse booking is a self-contained date with an explicit cause attached. Self Esteem's account of community, protest and the planet is the clearest statement of what the night is for. The songs will do the rest once the house fills in late November.