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Tickets are now on sale for Jess Glynne's summer shows 2024

She's just released her new single 'Friend of Mine'

Following the release of her third single this year, ' Friend of Mine ', after her comeback ' Silly Me ' and ' What Do You Do? ', Jess Glynne announced a string of dates next summer. And now the tickets are on sale!

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The series of summer shows, taking place in June, July and August 2024, will see Jess taking to the stage across England and Wales, in outdoor venues, starting in Scarborough Open Air Theatre, and ending in Crystal Palace Bowl, London.

Speaking about the announcement, Jess said: "Can't wait to get back on stage and go live for all my people! It's gonna be a good year... Let's go."

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Jess Glynne will be performing her live summer 2024 tour, starting in June. See the full list of dates below.

Scarborough, Open Air Theatre - Sat 15th

Lincoln, Lincoln Castle - Sun 16th

Bedford, Bedford Summer Sessions - Fri 28th

Cornwall, The Wyldes - Sat 29th

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Margate, Dreamland - Fri 26th

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Halifax, The Piece Hall - Thu 8th

London, Crystal Palace Bowl - Fri 9th

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Jess Glynne (born October 20, 1989) is an English R&B and hip-hop singer and songwriter, best known for her feature on Clean Bandit’s 2014 single “Rather Be”, from Muswell Hill, London, UK.

Jessie J (born 27 March 1988) aka Jessica Ellen Cornish is a Grammy nominated R&B/pop singer from London, England who showed the world how to “Do It Like a Dude” whilst telling us to forget about the “Price Tag”.

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• Sunday June 30, 2024 Jess Glynne Bedford Park, Bedford
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• Friday July 26, 2024 Jess Glynne, Margate Summer Series, and Cian Ducrot Scenic Stage, Dreamland, Margate
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Jess Glynne contemplated quitting music.

The 34-year-old 'Rather Be' hitmaker has faced lots of online criticism over the years and considered jacking it all in because of the “way it made me feel, the pure slog, the scrutiny."

In a candid interview with The Independent, she said: “The amount that I’ve put in and the self-belief and the fight and the battles (I’ve gone through with) myself and with people around me to get to where I am, I was like: ‘Nah man, you can’t throw it all away.'"

Jess has returned with her first album in six years, 'Jess', and she hopes people get to "understand the person" she is after years of feeling "misunderstood".

She said: “I feel like I have been misunderstood and I think that’s something that I don’t want to continue in my career,” the 34-year-old musician reflects.

“I want people to listen to my records and understand where they’ve come from, and understand the person that I am.”

The 'Hold My Hand' hitmaker was "terrified" at one stage when she was all alone after leaving Atlantic Records.

She recalled: “I was absolutely terrified.

“I was like: ‘Oh my God, what have I done?’ Massive moments of doubt, massive moments of fear because I was all alone. I’d no-one in my career supporting me at that point.”

However, she has since signed to EMI, and is managed under Jay-Z’s Roc Nation.

Jess admits the only way she could move forward with her music career was by being unapologetically herself.

Speaking about the track 'Enough', she said: “When I wrote that song, I think it was just highlighting, this is me being me unapologetic and being honest and being raw and I think that’s just how I need to lead.

“And to stop pressuring myself to be this artist or be that artist or regurgitate a song like this or be something from our past, I need to look forward and be me now…

“Through the process of leaving my previous label, my previous teams and everything that’s gone on in my personal life as well, the more that time’s gone on and things have happened, and the more that I’ve been challenged… the only thing I can do when I go in the studio and when I write is be me.

“And I think that’s why I called it Jess.”

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Jess Glynne looks back: ‘Fame is complex. I love what it’s given me, but I hate it too’

The singer on turning down X Factor, making mistakes and refusing to play by the rules

Born in London in 1989, Jess Glynne is a singer and songwriter. She shot to fame in 2014, when she featured on two UK No 1 hits, Clean Bandit’s Rather Be, for which she won a Grammy, and My Love by Route 94. She has since released two No 1 albums, and became the first British female solo artist to have seven No 1 singles, including the omnipresent Hold My Hand . She releases Jess, her first album in six years, on 26 April.

I was three and in my house in Muswell Hill when this photograph was taken. I was an opinionated child, so I would have picked this outfit myself, including the shorts. It looks like I’m posing mid-spin; I’d always be singing and dancing around the place. I loved attention and was a real loudmouth. Still am. Mum would be like: “Jess! Would you shut the fuck up?” I was the youngest of a fun, wild, big family. Cheeky and annoying and always winding my sister up. There was no telling me what to do.

I knew from a young age that I was a performer. I expressed myself all the time, and I did it without self-consciousness – anything was possible. I was just free. But as I got older, I went into myself and retracted from performing. I loved school for social reasons, and always tried my best, but while some people are born with academic gifts, I had to work extra hard. I wasn’t diagnosed back then, but I had dyslexia, and struggled more than other kids. I got by, I had a great time, teachers loved me, but they also hated me for being chatty. I was always getting shouted at: “Jess! Stop talking!”

My school had an incredible music department, but they only supported the kids that they wanted to support. It was a cliquey environment, and unfortunately I didn’t get a look in. When I was nine I even put together a performance to show the other students, but the teachers didn’t want to do it. I withdrew completely. It kicked my confidence and I felt uninspired by music, which was sad as I really could sing.

There’s a rumour out there that I applied for The X Factor in my teens, but that’s not what happened. A producer wanted to meet me when I was 15. All my friends thought I should do it, they thought I’d win. So I entertained the conversation, but ultimately thought: “Hell-freaking-no do I want to be part of that.” Growing up, the show was huge, and it helped lots of people, but I wanted to do it my own way, and even back then I had that determination to say no. That sums me up as a person. I always want to strive to do what fits and feels right in my gut.

Once I left school, I didn’t want to go to university to waste thousands of pounds and get into debt. I applied for a job as an intern assisting music managers. During that time, I came across an artist who taught me everything I needed to know about how not to do it. They had been given a huge opportunity to live their dream, and were taking advantage of it. All they cared about was fame and girls. I thought: “These people are spending hundreds of thousands of pounds on your career and you’re just wasting it. I would do anything to be in your position.” Witnessing such a lack of ambition made me realise how much I wanted to do it differently.

I was 21, working three jobs and doing an artist development course when I met Jin Jin, who I went on to write a lot of my songs with. That relationship spurred everything on. At the start I didn’t know exactly what art I wanted to make, or who I was, but I met with Max Lousada at Atlantic Records, who said: “I love what you are and I love your songs.” We chatted for six hours. I had other labels wanting to meet too, but I knew the game. I said to my manager: “OK, I’ll sign if he gives me what I want, and does what I want to do. I don’t want to be manipulated, or get a big advance that I’ll have to pay off.” He got it – and I signed to Atlantic.

When one of my A&Rs gave me Rather Be from Clean Bandit, I initially said no. It wasn’t that I hated it, it’s just it didn’t feel natural to sing someone else’s song. I said no twice, then the label told me I should give it another try. A good vocal is all about sentiment and purpose, so I sang it with conviction and made that song my own. Then my career took off.

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From when I was young , my family would always wind me up by claiming that I wanted to be famous. I would say: “No! I just want to sing.” When fame happened, my life changed completely. I was struggling with everyone knowing who I was. I’ll never forget having a meltdown at my mum’s and her saying: “Jess, you didn’t lie! You didn’t want to be famous.” At the same time, this job is the most beautiful thing. I worked so freaking hard to get to perform for a living – none of it was luck. I love that I get to sing in front of thousands of people. Fame is complex. I love what it’s given me, but I hate it too.

I’ve had to overcome a lot of challenges in the last 10 years. In 2015, I ended up in hospital and having an operation on my voice because I’d worked it too hard, which was terrifying. Then I got to 2019 and finished a tour. Covid hit and I was so grateful to have a reason to do nothing – to cook and be a human. I didn’t want to see a microphone. Then my world got turned upside down. I had the tragic loss of a friend. And then I had to deal with the fallout from the podcast [Glynne received death threats online after using a transphobic slur on Mo Gilligan’s podcast, and has since apologised]. I made a mistake, and that’s how people learn, but the lack of support I received pushed me into such a dark hole. The industry loves you on the way up, but not on the way down. At the time, I thought: just take it all away from me. I’d rather just live away from the spotlight.

The last few years have been hard, and I hate a lot of the things that have happened. But it’s been positive too. I found an incredible therapist and I’ve amicably parted ways with my label. I’ve had so many hit records and so much success – so when I was still faced with guys at the top trying to dictate where I should go next, I realised I should put my happiness and creativity first. I didn’t want to abide by the rules and play everyone’s game. At the end of the day, that’s not how icons and greats are made.

Now I feel like I’m in the strongest place I’ve ever been mentally, physically and artistically. I’m not giving up. The defiant one is still going. This is a perfect image to represent all of that. I love that I’ve got a fierce face and a strong stance. I’m not smiling. It’s as if I’m saying: “I’m here, and I’m not going to be messed with.”

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Jess Glynne reveals she nearly quit music due to “the scrutiny”

"I want people to listen to my records and understand where they’ve come from, and understand the person that I am"

Jess Glynne has revealed that she almost quit music altogether due to “the scrutiny” she faced online.

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The ‘Rather Be’ hitmaker opened up about the situation in a new interview with The Independent . She explained that the “way it [online criticism] made me feel, the pure slog, the scrutiny,” were driving factors as to why she debated leaving her music career behind.

“The amount that I’ve put in and the self-belief and the fight and the battles (I’ve gone through with) myself and with people around me to get to where I am, I was like: ‘Nah man, you can’t throw it all away,'” she told the publication (as per Music News ).

Glynne has released her third studio album ‘Jess’ today (April 26). The singer shared that she hopes the album is able to help people “understand the person” she is after years of feeling “misunderstood”.

“I feel like I have been misunderstood and I think that’s something that I don’t want to continue in my career. I want people to listen to my records and understand where they’ve come from, and understand the person that I am,” she told The Independent .

Glynne also opened up about how she was “terrified” at one point after leaving her label Atlantic Records. “I was absolutely terrified,” she recalled. “I was like: ‘Oh my God, what have I done?’ Massive moments of doubt, massive moments of fear because I was all alone. I’d no-one in my career supporting me at that point.”

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She then shared that the only way she could move forward with her music career was by being unapologetically herself.

Back in 2019, Glynne was banned from performing at the Isle of Wight festival after pulling out of her performance only moments before she was due on stage.

Isle of Wight festival, promoter John Giddings said: “She will never be booked to play the Isle of Wight again. It shows no regards for people that bought a ticket. It’s so sad that an artist would do that to their fans. She’s let them down.”

She was then re-booked to perform at the 2021 Isle of Wight Festival , causing people to raise eyebrows on social media.

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In a statement issued with the line-up announcement, representatives of Glynne said: “The Isle of Wight Festival and Jess Glynne have unfinished business and both are delighted that she will be returning next year. Jess is coming back for her fans and will have a show for you that will not disappoint, so get ready.”

In other news, the singer previously opened up about falling “out of love with music” during her 2019 world tour .

The singer gave an interview to the  The Telegraph , where she told them she was “deeply unhappy” with music. She further cited her grandmother’s and friend’s passing and being “really burnt out” as the reasons for her hiatus.

Glynne also revealed she received a number of death threats following her  use of a transphobic slur  in 2021.

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