Jungle Becomes Trio with Lydia Kitto, Announces German Tour Dates
The British musical act Jungle has officially expanded from a duo to a trio, welcoming longtime live collaborator Lydia Kitto as a full band member. The group, originally formed over a decade ago by Josh Lloyd-Watson and Tom McFarland under the cryptic initials 'J' and 'T', has seen significant success since their debut. Their third album, released in 2021, reached the top 3 of the UK album charts, and their subsequent album 'Volcano' featured the single 'Back on 74', which achieved platinum status in both the UK and the US and earned the band their first Brit Award. Jungle's latest album, 'Sunshine', marks Kitto's official integration into the band, though they remain committed to their signature retro sound. The trio's exceptional chemistry promises a unique concert experience, with their high-energy performances described as a party. Their upcoming tour will bring them to Germany for three concerts in November. The news was reported by Finn Kollmeier on kulturnews.de, alongside other music stories including the death of Dolly Parton and interviews with Arab Strap and LA Priest.
Key facts
- Jungle is now a trio with Lydia Kitto as an official member.
- The band was founded over ten years ago by Josh Lloyd-Watson and Tom McFarland.
- Their third album reached top 3 in UK charts in 2021.
- The single 'Back on 74' from 'Volcano' achieved platinum status in UK and US.
- Jungle won their first Brit Award for 'Back on 74'.
- Their new album is titled 'Sunshine'.
- Jungle will play three concerts in Germany in November.
- The report was published on kulturnews.de by Finn Kollmeier.
Entities
Artists
- Lydia Kitto
- Josh Lloyd-Watson
- Tom McFarland
- Bas
Institutions
- Jungle
- Brit Awards
Locations
- Germany
- United Kingdom
- United States
Sources
- Kulturnews —
- Kulturnews —