Jungle

Jungle was formed by producers Josh Lloyd-Watson and Tom McFarland in London in 2013. This dance music project has released four studio albums so far. The founders were friends for nine years and next-door neighbors. They formed an indie band together in 2012 but formed Jungle a year later. Jungle strives to emphasize artwork and videos instead of the musicians’ identity. The band works with different artists across the board and currently includes seven pieces, including the original producers.

The Jungle Tour 2024

Tour Name: The Volcano album tour

Tour Dates: August 1-October

Jungle is currently touring Europe, with dates in Warsaw, Estonia, Latvia, and beyond. In May, they toured Australia and New Zealand. Once August hits, they will hit America and Canada with a fall tour to promote the new album. They will hit cities like Chicago, Salt Lake City, St. Louis, and Austin.

Since Jungle’s tour dates are limited, tickets will sell fast. Check TicketX soon to secure your seats at the venue of your choice. When you work with TicketX, you get the lowest commission fees on the market. These fees don’t change, and you never have to worry about extras when you check out.

How Much Are Jungle Tickets?

The self-reported average price of Jungle tickets (as of June):

On TicketX, the cheapest Jungle ticket is from $57.46 at Red Hat Amphitheater on Oct 16

The price of Jungle concert tickets varies depending on location and popularity. For example, we compared the prices of Jungle tickets for their concert on October 1, 2023, in Forest Hill, New York (as of June ).

Jungle Tour Details

Jungle Tour Opener

Jungle has not announced who their tour opener will be for the upcoming U.S. and Canada portion of their tour, but they traveled with Joesef last year, so he may open for them again this time around.

Jungle Setlist

Jungle's Tour setlist may change depending on the city, venue, and date. According to setlist. fm, the following list is based on their concert in Indio, California, at the Empire Polo Club.

• Busy Earnin’

• Candle Flame

• Dominoes

• The Heat

• Heavy, California

• Beat 54 (All Good Now)

• Problemz

• I’ve Been in Love

• Back on 74

• Casio

• Coming Back

• All of the Time

• Holding On

• Keep Moving

Jungle Tour Merch

Based on Jungle’s online collection, fans can expect the following merch at these price ranges when they catch a concert on the 2024 tour:

Jungle Upcoming Concerts

Jungle Tour 2023 Review

Tour Name: 2023 Jungle Tour

Tour Dates: February 10-October 28

In 2023, Jungle released their album “Volcano,” which they continue to tour and support today. Their 2023 tour included cities all over the world, such as London, Denver, New York, Paris, and more.

Fans say that Jungle is fun to see live. On Reddit, concert-goers say they led a straight-up dance party for the whole concert. Their sound, in person, is eclectic and hard for fans to describe. The band’s frontmen brought the crowd's energy up with every song as the genres they presented blended together.

The biggest complaint about Jungle concerts was that, in certain countries, tickets price people out because they are costly. Fans don’t always feel they can afford to go, no matter how much they want to.

As Jungle continues with their 2024 tour, check TicketX for updates on new dates or to secure your tickets for existing concerts.

About Jungle

Jungle released their first single, “The Heat," in 2013. They were then nominated for a Sound of 2014 prize from the BBC. By 2014, they had played on Jimmy Kimmel Live. Their first album came out in 2014, and to celebrate, they had a launch party on a rooftop, which was recorded by drones. Since that time, their music has been featured in TV shows, such as “Brooklyn Nine-Nine”, “Superstore,” and “Looking.” Jungle is also well known for its one-shot dance videos, which the band producers direct and choreograph.

Jungle 2024 Net Worth

The website Popnable estimates that the band Jungle is worth about $4 million collectively.

Net worth is hard to categorize as some finances are private. While this band has been around for over a decade, their income comes from more than just concerts and streams. You have to consider endorsements, merchandising, investments, and many other areas, some of which are impossible to calculate.

Since Jungle is touring this year and toured quite a bit worldwide last year, they stand to make a good haul in 2024. Looking at their streaming history, they make close to $500,000 a year in streams due to the popularity of their songs alone. In addition to concert appearances and merchandising, each founding member should make $750,000-$1 million this year.