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Jungle in Concert
Up-and-coming British soul outfit Jungle is the latest and greatest addition to the electro-soul game, breathing new life into the genre with their brass and synth-laden anthems and showstopping choreography. A duo in the studio, Jungle expands to a heavy-hitting seven-piece band for their live shows, and their animated renditions of fan favorites like "Busy Earnin'" and "Heat" keep audiences moving all night long. A talented new act that's already proven their groove sense on tour, Jungle has ticket buyers eagerly awaiting their next round of funky live shows.
Jungle on Tour
Neo-soul outfit Jungle is comprised of the core musical duo of 'J' and 'T', two lifelong friends with a mutual interest in classic soul and funk. They made their debut in 2014 with the singles "The Heat" and "Busy Earnin'", which showcased the brass-heavy brand of funky soul found on their 2014 self-titled debut album. The record was recorded at the duo's home studio in the London neighborhood of Sheperd's Bush, with occasional production help from their label XL Recordings' Ladbroke Grove studios. After expanding to a seven-piece band for their live shows, Jungle showed off their new lineup in April 2014 at the Electronic Beats Festival in Bratislava, where they delivered an epic performance that has fans eagerly awaiting future shows.
The energy was amazing throughout the show! It was such a great performance! I was a little worried that Jungle, whose sound is heavily based on electronic music, would put on a show that was a little boring, but I must say I had a great time and was not bored in the light. Highly recommend.
Great energy, great sound. We really enjoyed Jungle. We could have done without Rhye though - they were too low-key and boring.
Rhye was the most groove-laden, dynamic and sexy shows I’ve been to. Their music matched and exceeded all the live videos of them I’ve seen. Milosh’s voice is a force to be experienced live. The ensemble was professional and really into the music and so tight. Jungle was fun and grooving in their own way was not as familiar with their music but they played a tight set that was fun.
I’ve seen Jungle twice before at Coachella but it was truly an experience getting to see them up close and personal at the HoB Houston.
Danced my ass off all night. One of my favorite shows this year by far
Jungle is absolutely fantastic. Their albums are amazing and they're even better on stage.
This was my first time seeing Jungle and they put on an awesome show, but the Paradise blows. The show would have been amazing at the Sinclair, Royale, or HoB. I would totally see them again at another venue!
I don’t dance, but Jungle had other plans. The music crowd and overall atmosphere of the venue was unreal. One of the best concerts I’ve been to
I like Jungle, but don't really lose my mind over them. With that being said, they were absolutely terrific. Really really fun show, they sounded brilliant, and played a great variety of their best. Plus, the Paradise makes another advance to being the best sounding venue in Boston. I know The Sinclair has a better space, but damn. The Paradise is a gem.
JUNGLE IS MY JAM. My friends and I hung out with the band afterwards, and all members were really nice. It's cool to meet artists that are down to earth and appreciative of their fans.
I haven't been this excited about a band since I first saw Alt-J over a year ago. While I love Jungle's EP, you must see them live. They come alive. The sound is bigger, groovier. There was not one person standing still. I can't wait for their full length album and of course to see them again!
I totally thought the duo was African but they are apparently two white guys from London. Nevertheless they were in top form and really got the audience into their catchy and chill songs. Highly recommend them!
The energy was incredible. They shatter all your expectations when they walk on stage but in a good way.
According to their onstage patter, Jungle got off a plane and headed straight to this short but enjoyable gig at the Knitting Factory. They received an enthusiastic welcome from a crowd that was obviously familiar with these "unknowns" from the UK. The band delivered a strong show in spades. The songs were just as solid live as they are on wax. Despite being a bit tentative at the beginning of the show, Jungle quickly for its groove. My only complaint is that the set was a bit short but that 's to be expected for a band that hasn't released a proper album yet. All in all, it was a solid and enjoyable NYC debut for Jungle. Thumb up!
Jungle brought the Heat! Incredible show! Can't wait for them to come back!
