Jazzy Drops New Single 'My People,' Announces Debut Album and Headline Tour

Dublin-based artist Jazzy has released a new single, "My People," out now via Chaos Records. The track follows her bass-house collaboration "Invisible" with Chris Lorenzo and serves as the lead-up to her debut studio album, Peace & Patience, due October 23, 2026.

"My People" was written by Jazzy alongside Mark Ralph (whose credits include work with Skepta and Becky Hill), Theo Hutchcraft (who has collaborated with Calvin Harris and is known for HURTS), and Guillaume Alric of French duo The Blaze. The song is described in the release as a tribute to the Dublin community and streets that shaped Jazzy's career.

To support the album, Jazzy has announced the Peace & Patience Headline Tour, running from late October through December 2026 across the UK and Ireland. The run opens with a homecoming show at Dublin's 3Arena on October 24, a 13,000-capacity venue the release notes as her biggest headline show to date. The tour then continues through Liverpool, Belfast, Leeds, Newcastle, Bristol, London, and Glasgow.

Peace & Patience Tour Dates:, Oct 24: 3Arena, Dublin, Nov 13: Invisible Wind Factory, Liverpool, Nov 14: The Telegraph Building, Belfast, Nov 20: Mint Warehouse, Leeds, Nov 21: Digital, Newcastle, Nov 28: Document, Bristol, Dec 11: The Cause, London, Dec 19: SWG3, Glasgow

Tickets are on sale now.

Before the headline run, Jazzy is set to serve as main support for Calvin Harris across a series of outdoor stadium shows this summer. The dates include Glasgow's Hampden Park (52,000 capacity), Dublin's Malahide Castle (27,500 capacity), Dublin's Marlay Park (40,000 capacity), Belfast's Belsonic at Ormeau Park (20,000 capacity), and a performance at Ushuaïa Ibiza. The two previously collaborated on the single "Satisfy."

The release notes Jazzy has received nominations for two BRIT Awards, an Ivor Novello, and a MOBO Award. Streaming figures and chart claims in the press materials are attributed to her label and have not been independently verified.

For independent artists watching her trajectory, the writing credits here are worth noting. Jazzy co-wrote the track with collaborators who have major-label credits across multiple genres, a reminder that landing the right room for a session can shape what a record becomes.