Jess Glynne has announced a special run of intimate UK shows for late 2025, marking ten years since her debut album I Cry When I Laugh became one of the decade’s biggest British pop releases. The singer says the mini-tour is designed to “go back to the roots” and reconnect with fans in smaller venues after several years of arena-level performances.

The shows will feature stripped-back arrangements of her chart-topping singles — including Hold My Hand, Don’t Be So Hard on Yourself and I’ll Be There — along with a few unreleased tracks she has been developing over the past year.

Glynne shared that the anniversary has reminded her “how much can change, and how much music can hold you through,” hinting that more new material is on the way. Tickets are expected to sell out quickly when they go on sale later this month.