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More than two decades into their career, acid jazz artists Jamiroquai, led by ageless frontman Jay Kay, prove themselves as timeless as funk itself as they blend old hits with new and rock it out on their latest swing, 2013's Magic Summer Live tour. Tickets are like a timewarp to the past and space-age future as Jamiroquai treat concertgoers to their high-energy funk grooves that recall their '90s youth, while at the same time, referencing the spacey themes that have been a mainstay in such hits as "Space Cowboy" and "Cosmic Girl." Accentuating the futuristic tone is a laser light show and giant planets hanging over the stage. At the center of it is Kay himself, out-dancing everyone in the house and delivering Jamiroquai's signature hits, often with fresh arrangements, making the familiar as new and relevant as ever. Not to let their previous catalog be the last word, Jamiroquai have begun recording their 8th album, which is slated for a 2014/2015 release.
Jamiroquai got its start in the brain of Jay Kay (he named the band and recruited its members) and debuted in 1993 with the album, "Emergency on Planet Earth." They followed up with an even more successful sophomore effort before hitting it massively big with 1996's "Travelling Without Moving" and its US breakout single, "Virtual Insanity." Since then, they've released four more albums, evolved and changed lineups, but the one constant besides Kay has always remained — their signature Buffalo Man logo, drawn up by Kay, that has graced most of their album covers since the beginning. It's one more example that shows some things may change, but the groove remains timeless.
Jay Kay sounded great, the band sounded great. Set list was on point. Their catalog is so deep, but they did a good, rounded out set. Jay Kay was super gracious.
Amazing comeback! He sounds great, so much fun, and lots of fancy footwork and epic dance moves!
I took my lady there because it was one of her bucket list items and we truly enjoyed the concert
First time I saw them was in 1993 and it was an amazing experience. It set off 25 years of playing their music every day. This concert re-affirmed my passion. Great musicality, artistry and entertainment value. Fantastic set list spanning all the albums. High energy. Great arrangements. Catching them again in NYC in September.
Jamiroquai still got it. Venue was nice and spacious considering it was sold out
No surprise. After 13 years Jamiroquai would sell out Bill Grahm Civic Auditorium. Just an awesome set list going back to the 90's and up today - JayKay and company performed all my favorite Jamiroquai tunes. Cosmic Girl, Canned Heat, Virtual Insanity, and my personal favorite Traveling Without Moving. The audience was a fantastic mix of young and old. The stage was colorful array of lights and video. Sound was good, although I always find electric bass lacking in large venues. Just seem with all this modern technology we should be able to get closer to that studio sound when playing live. Other than that - the lead vocal, and back up vocals, keyboards, and percussion were very prominent and musical. Very fun concert, great music, great message, and wonderful crowd of friendly people.
Well i didnt think i would ever get to see jamiroquai perform in the states so that alone is amazing. Jamiroquai is legendary and so was the performance. Loved it.
JK is still the coolest guy in the house. Insane musicians, what a concert!!
Absolutely amazing!! So glad he came back to the states
If you get a chance to see him, please go. He is so worth it!!
Was brilliant, of course. Jay was killing. Band was killing, especially Paul Turner on bass. They need to come back to SF way more often. I think a residency is in order.
Jamiroquai put on a great show!!! Great music line up!! Awesome interaction with the crowd!! They sounded great singing live!!! Can’t wait for the next opportunity in the United States to see them perform again!!!
The band sounds great, Jay K's voice is fantastic! His stage presence and dancing was very entertaining and fun! They played so many songs I'd hoped to hear live! I couldn't be happier. Thinking I need to travel abroad to see another show!
Jay Kays voice sounded as fresh as it did in the old days! He was full of energy and dance as usual. The band was right on point. So thrilled I got to see them live!
Flew in to San Francisco just for this event and it was well worth the trip. The band was tight, Jay’s voice was on point. Massive set list with embellished versions of all of the songs, it was a good two hours worth of fantastic music. Very excited I was able to see them in their long awaited return to the US.
I've waited 20 yrs to see Jamiroquai and it was worth the wait. The show was incredible. I thought for second they might just show up and do the Coachella, but they did so much more. Tons of fun.
Arguably one of the BEST shows I have EVER gone to! I was dancing from start to finish and the crowd was electrifying! Everyone was singing in unison with Jamiroquai and you could feel the love & energy in the room! Had to wait almost 20 years to see Jamiroquai and it was totally worth the wait!
I was so thrilled that Jamiroquai finally came to the United States. I have been a long time fan and seeing this band has been one of my bucket list items! I am stage four cancer survivor and this was truly at the top of my bucket list! This event made my year, and they put on the best live show that I’ve ever seen. Even people that are not diehard fans should definitely have a Jamiroquai experience in their life!
I’ve been waiting for so long to go to a Jamiroquai concert, and it felt surreal when he announced that he would be playing in San Fran. The band, the visuals and Jay Kay put a solid show from start to finish. Please come back to SF soon!
Travelled from OC to San Francisco... so worth it... wanted more but after 2 hours it was time to go... hope they come back soon.. i will be there..
