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Wrapping up an electrifying festival season with her magnetic West Stage headline slot at All Points East last Friday and surprise guest appearance for Jorja Smith’s closing set that night, today [Monday 24th August] the darling of jungle Nia Archives announces the 19-date emotional world tour of her critically acclaimed, Mercury Prize shortlisted album Emotional Junglist. Kicking off in September with two dates in Japan, November and December will see her take her high energy, immersive and conceptual new emotional live show across North America, Europe and London where she’ll play Alexandra Palace on the 26th November with Cannelle, NEW YORK and Trickpony on the bill. January will see her return down under for two shows in Melbourne and Sydney.
Earlier this year, Nia took her debut live show on a run of exclusive, sold-out intimate show dates in Leeds, London and NYC. This Summer, crowds at Forbidden Fruit Festival in Dublin, Parklife in Manchester, Sonar Barcelona and Boardmasters in Cornwall caught a glimpse of the new set up. These shows received a raucous reception from fans new and old, as the Emotional Junglist new era continues to unfold.
Released on the 17th July via Island Records, Emotional Junglist marked her biggest sonic leap to date. Shortlisted for the 2026 Mercury Prize, the album earned her her first #1 on the Official Dance Chart and has received huge critical acclaim with four and five ⭐️s from everyone from The Observer to The Guardian, The Times, Pitchfork, NME, The Fader, Dazed, Rolling Stone UK and more. Written throughout 2025 with Ethan P. Flynn (FKA Twigs, David Byrne), Julia Michaels (Lady Gaga, Sabrina Carpenter) and James Ford (Arctic Monkey’s) – the album is a record of dualities, and heartbreak scorches throughout. Alongside features from Sampha on “Tender” and Jorja Smith on “Get Me Down”, singles “Vertical”, “Danger”, “Boys In Blue” and “There Goes Ma Head” saw her perfect her alt-jungle sound, and hone into something utterly original, exciting and unequivocally Nia Archives.
Venue Address:
Rock City8 Talbot Street
Nottingham
NG1 5GG
Venue Information:
General Info:No under 18s (Unless stated as a 14+ event)
No professional cameras or audio recording devices.
No crowd surfing.
No alcohol to be brought into the premises.
Info Line: 0115 9506 547
There are a total of five bars in Rock City serving a range of alcoholic beverages and soft drinks. The venue is divided into three rooms; the Main hall, Beta and The Black Cherry Lounge - each with their own bars and designated seating areas.
Rock City is open for Pre Show drinks and The Rescue Rooms is open for post show drinks which is situated next door.
Other on-site facilities at Rock City include a cloak room. A disabled Toilet on the ground floor. A First Aid Room. A dedicated On Site Medic.
For the cloak room all items are charged at £2.50 per item.
Accessibility information:
Accessibility informationIf you have any access requirements, please contact us before attending so we can confirm whether we can accommodate your needs. Please note that we have a limited number of wheelchair spaces, which are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. We therefore recommend contacting us as early as possible to confirm availability.
Call 0115 950 6547 or email [email protected]. More information about accessibility at Rock City, including venue access and the types of wheelchairs we can accommodate, can be found here: https://www.rock-city.co.uk/accessibility/
To request a personal assistant ticket, please email proof of eligibility to [email protected]. Any of the following forms of evidence will be accepted. Applications without these documents may also be reviewed on a case-by-case basis:
• Front page of a DLA or PIP letter
• Front page of an Attendance Allowance letter
• Evidence of registration