As part of his European tour, the world-acclaimed singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Jamie Cullum will play concerts in Germany in 2025.
The tour is announced after the artist released his million-selling 2003 album Twentysomething on vinyl for the first time in October last year. The re-release came exactly 20 years after its original release (20 October 2003) and still stands as the fastest-selling jazz album in chart history. Sales in 2003 led to Cullum becoming the biggest-selling jazz artist in UK history.
With over 10 million albums sold to date and his hit BBC Radio 2 show, Jamie Cullum is celebrated around the world and finds loyal fans wherever he performs. His legendary live shows have seen him collaborate with artists as diverse as Herbie Hancock, Pharrell Williams, Kendrick Lamar and Lang Lang. The success of his major label breakthrough 'Twentysomething' and its follow-up 'Catching Tales' earned him nominations for a BRIT, a Grammy and numerous other awards around the world. He recently won the Ivor Novello Award for Best Song, both Musical and Lyrical, for his song 'The Age of Anxiety' from his critically acclaimed album Taller.
In addition to his ongoing successful recording career, he has also established himself as a multi-award-winning music presenter. As he has done from the beginning, he approaches all aspects of his career as both a fan and a student with seemingly limitless creativity and enthusiasm. German fans can also look forward to the British jazz star's incredibly energetic live shows in 2025.