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James’ set of summer shows headed to the beautiful setting of Tynemouth Priory’s ruins with a North Sea backdrop for a two-hour set perfectly mixing hits, fan favourites and curveballs to delight a sold-out crowd basking in the evening sunshine. Support came from The Lilacs.
James’ Love Is The Answer tour rolled into its biggest venue to date, London’s O2 Arena where the full extent of the tour’s ambitious sonic and visual production could be witnessed.
James made their first ever visit to the Motorpoint Arena as their Love Is The Answer tour rolled into Nottingham on Tuesday night. With an ever-evolving setlist they delivered a mix of the familiar, less-familiar and brand-new.
James' Love Is The Answer tour rolled into Cardiff International Arena on Monday night. A perfectly balanced and flowing set had something for everyone - a generous smattering of hits from their 1990's chart heyday, select choices from their reformation period and a glorious brand new song that shows their creative spark is still as bright as it's been at any point in their career to date.
James' Love Is The Answer Tour headed to Liverpool's M&S Bank Arena on Saturday night, their first visit to this venue in a decade. With a refreshed setlist, changing both the main set opener and closer, playing a brand new song in the encore and reintroducing an old favourite into the set, they ensured that those who'd avoided the chaos of the Grand National in the city had bet on the right horse.
James continued their Love Is The Answer tour at Newcastle Utilita Arena on Friday night. Keeping the set fresh with some tour debuts, delving back into their 1980s catalogue and bringing us right up to date with a brand new song, they demonstrated exactly why they’re selling more tickets now than ever before.
James opened their Love Is The Answer UK arena tour on Friday night at the Utilita Arena in Birmingham with a set that contained many of their biggest hits, a few surprise curveballs and two brand new songs.
James opened their Love Is The Answer tour with a warm-up show at the O2 Academy in Bristol on Saturday night. Combining two brand-new songs with some long-lost deep cuts and some, but not all, of their biggest hits, they delighted a crowd packed in to the intimate venue.
James played two of their most intimate shows in decades on Monday night as they made good on their postponed album launch shows for Nothing But Love - The Definitive Best Of at the Cavern Club in Liverpool. Stripped down to a four-piece they performed twice with music interspersed with audience Q and A.
Over the August Bank Holiday weekend, James took Spain by storm - first with a euphoric set at Sonorama Festival, then with their first-ever Alicante show. As part of the Noches Mágicas 2025 series, 3,000 fans filled Muelle 12 for a seaside celebration that embodied the band’s spirit and unofficial anthem, Getting Away With It.
As part of this year’s events at Colchester’s Lower Castle Park, Out of Time delivered a spectacular night of music, headlined by indie legends James. The bill also featured unforgettable support sets from The Lightning Seeds and Happy Mondays, making for an evening packed with iconic performances.
James summer tour rolled into a boiling hot Barcelona on Friday night for a show set to the backdrop of the beautiful Palau de Pedralbes where they delivered a career spanning set of their biggest hits, more recent highlights and deeper cuts.
Each summer, Cardiff Castle opens its majestic grounds to a host of celebrated artists, offering a truly picturesque backdrop for live music. On Thursday 10th July, the historic venue was alive with the sounds of Manchester’s beloved indie rock band, James, who captivated the audience with their unmistakable flair. The evening was further elevated by support from acclaimed acts Jamie Webster and Shed Seven.
With a hectic summer of dates underway, James brought their headline show to the scenic Lincoln Castle. Backed by The K’s and Tom A. Smith - both seasoned tour mates of the Manchester icons - the night was a perfect blend of history, atmosphere, and exceptional live music.
James opened up for Catfish And The Bottlemen at their massive outdoor show at Heaton Park in Manchester on Friday night. With front man Tim Booth nobbled by an ankle injury they delivered a hit-heavy set to a crowd many of whom were too young to remember them reforming yet alone their 90s chart peak.
Saturday night saw James complete their two-night run of sold-out shows in the glorious surroundings of Halifax’s Piece Hall. With the threatened torrential downpours holding off they took us through a career spanning set full of improvisation and surprises amongst most of their biggest songs.
James opened The Piece Hall in Halifax's impressive summer season with the first of two sold out nights at the beautiful Grade I listed eighteenth century cloth hall. With a set that touched on most periods in their forty-year plus career, they delighted a crowd with hits, deep cuts and curveballs as the rains came down and Tim Booth crowd surfed on a sea of wet raised arms lost in the moment.
