Jamie T packs three more December nights for Ghosts

Jamie T has added three extra dates to his December UK headline tour for the forthcoming album Ghosts (100 Days of Morning). The update came on 7 September 2026: a second night at Birmingham O2 Academy on 6 December, another at London Olympia on 12 December, and a further show at Glasgow O2 Academy on 16 December. Tickets for the new nights went on sale immediately after the announcement.

The original run remains. Birmingham O2 Academy still hosts the 7 December show; Newcastle O2 City Hall follows on 8 December; London Olympia remains on 11 December; Leeds O2 Academy is on 14 December; Glasgow O2 Academy retains 15 December; Manchester Co-op Live is on 18 December; and Brighton Centre closes the itinerary on 20 December. All ten dates remain. Ghosts (100 Days of Morning) is scheduled for release on 9 October 2026 via Polydor Records.

Ten nights instead of seven

The tour was first announced in August 2026, on the back of lead single 3310. The initial seven nights sold strongly enough that a second pass of dates became necessary within weeks. The added Birmingham and London shows turn those cities into two-night stands; Glasgow now carries consecutive nights on 15 and 16 December. No further dates or changes have been announced since the 7 September update.

For listeners who have followed Jamie T from his early records through long gaps between albums, the expansion is a practical answer to demand rather than a re-launch. The December run is the live frame for Ghosts: the album lands in early October, and the gigs then stretch from a Birmingham double-header through to Brighton at the end of the year. Capacity has simply been increased where the first announcement ran out of tickets.

From Panic Prevention to Ghosts

Jamie Alexander Treays, better known as Jamie T, came out of Wimbledon in South London with a style that mixed post-punk bite, rapid delivery and close-up storytelling. The Exclusive Live Session EP and the debut album Panic Prevention both arrived in 2007 and fixed that voice in public. Kings & Queens followed in 2009, flanked by the Chaka Demus, Sticks ’n’ Stones and The Man’s Machine EPs. Later markers on the discography include the 2018 compilation B Sides (06-17), the 2022 Apple Music Home Session, and the 2022 album The Theory Of Whatever. Singles since then have included Hippodrome in 2023 and a 2024 feature on White Runtz. In 2026 the trail into the new record has already taken in Lights Burn Dimmer alongside 3310.

Ghosts (100 Days of Morning) is the next full-length step on Polydor. The December itinerary is built around it: not a nostalgia package, but a run timed to put the new songs on stage within weeks of release. Doubling Birmingham and London Olympia, and adding a second Glasgow night, keeps that plan intact while meeting the demand produced by the initial sale. The venues themselves — O2 Academies, Olympia, Co-op Live, the Brighton Centre — span the scale Jamie T has worked across as the catalogue has grown from the early South London records to a Polydor album campaign.

What remains open is whether the list will grow again. For now the confirmed picture is clear: Ghosts on 9 October, then ten UK headline nights from 6 December in Birmingham through to 20 December in Brighton, with tickets for the three added shows already available. That is the shape of the year-end for this album cycle.