Jordan Rakei - Tournée

Multi-instrumentalist producer Jordan Rakei will return in 2027 to present his new album “A Safe Place To Be Wild” on stage. He will perform on 9 April at La Rayonne in Lyon and on 10 April at the Bataclan in Paris. Ten years after the release of his first album “Cloak”, Jordan Rakei opens a new chapter in his career with “A Safe Place To Be Wild”, his seventh album and his freest project to date.

Born in New Zealand, raised in Australia and now based in London, the singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer has established himself as one of the most distinctive figures on the contemporary soul, jazz and alternative scene. Across six critically acclaimed albums, he has collaborated with artists such as Loyle Carner, Tom Misch, Bonobo, Disclosure and FKJ, and was nominated for the 2025 Ivor Novello Awards for “The Loop”.

On stage, Jordan Rakei is also known for his generous, meticulously orchestrated performances, which have taken him from festivals such as Glastonbury to two sold-out shows at the Royal Albert Hall.

With “A Safe Place To Be Wild”, Jordan Rakei breaks away from traditional production methods to recapture the spontaneity of his beginnings, when he composed freely in his bedroom. Nourished by a year-long residency at the legendary Abbey Road Studios and finalised in his own studio near London, the album was born from an instinctive process in which experimentation takes precedence over convention. The fourteen tracks move naturally between soul, funk, jazz, pop, electronic music and cinematic orchestrations, revealing a richer and bolder sonic palette than ever.

Deeply introspective, “A Safe Place To Be Wild” explores themes of fatherhood, love, family, doubt and hope with disarming sincerity.

“I went back to the mindset of when I was 13, when I made music purely for the joy of it, without worrying about what others thought,”