Irish DJ and vocalist Jazzy released her debut album, Peace & Patience, on October 23, 2026, via Chaos Records. The release follows a milestone of over one billion streams and leads directly into her largest headline concert to date at Dublin’s 3Arena.
From Dublin Club Roots to a One-Billion-Stream Milestone
The journey to Peace & Patience spans years of building a catalog through EPs and singles. The artist began her career rooted in the Dublin club scene as part of a local group named Powerful Creative Minds, according to reporting from the BBC. Over the past five years, her output expanded into high-profile collaborations with major electronic music figures, including tracks like Satisfy
with Calvin Harris, High On Me
with Rossi., and No Bad Vibes
with KILIMANJARO, alongside her Sonny Fodera and D.O.D. collaboration Somedays
, which reached the Top 5 in the UK charts as detailed by That Eric Alper.
That collaborative momentum helped push her total streaming numbers past one billion, establishing her globally as Spotify’s most streamed female DJ and vocalist and SoundCloud’s top female electronic act, as noted by WebWire. Her work has also earned her nominations for two BRIT Awards, an Ivor Novello Award, and a MOBO Award, alongside a global print cover appearance for DJ Mag.
Shifting Industry Tides and the Creation of Peace & Patience
While modern dance music has increasingly favored quick standalone singles and viral releases over full-length albums—as shown by Spotify data showing a 73% global increase in under-25 listeners tuning into the genre since 2020—Jazzy chose a different path for her first major project. The artist observed that she wanted to make something that was true to her and sounded like a Jazzy album, rather than focusing on going viral.
When I was making the album, I wasn’t thinking about going viral or anything like that. I just wanted to make something that was true to me and sounded like a Jazzy album.
Jazzy, artist
The album includes previously issued singles such as Rocket Science
, Depart
, My People
, Get This Started
, and Invisible
, a track that the artist describes as like my first ever diss track
because it addresses a negative past experience in the music industry. Production and writing contributions across the project also feature French electronic duo The Blaze alongside songwriter Theo Hutchcraft, according to Clash Magazine.
The Challenges Facing the Club Culture That Built Her
Even as digital streaming numbers climb, the physical spaces that nurtured her career are disappearing at an alarming rate. Citing figures from the Night Time Industries Association, the BBC noted that the UK loses roughly 12 venues every month, with the wider night-time economy contracting by nearly 30% since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic.
When I first started going out, there was a lot more going on. There was a lot more nightclubs to go to and it’s very different when we look at it now, which is sad.
Jazzy, artist
To capture her life away from the digital platforms and festival stages during this pivotal release window, she also released a mini-documentary titled Dublin to the World, filmed over the 2026 summer tour cycle. Between finishing the album and playing huge shows every weekend, I wanted to capture what was actually going on behind closed doors
, the artist said. Dublin will always be my foundation, and this documentary shows how that energy stays with me no matter where I am in the world.
Artist Performs at Dublin 3Arena Before UK Tour
The album’s release arrives alongside her largest live undertaking to date: a headline performance at Dublin’s 13,000-capacity 3Arena on October 24, 2026, taking place during the Irish Bank Holiday weekend. Following her hometown appearance, the artist takes the new material on a live run across the UK and Northern Ireland.
| Date | City | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| October 24, 2026 | Dublin, Ireland | 3Arena |
| November 13, 2026 | Liverpool, UK | Invisible Wind Factory |
| November 14, 2026 | Belfast, Northern Ireland | The Telegraph Building |
| November 20, 2026 | Leeds, UK | Mint Warehouse |
| November 21, 2026 | Newcastle, UK | Digital |
| November 28, 2026 | Bristol, UK | Document |
| December 11, 2026 | London, UK | The Cause |
| December 19, 2026 | Glasgow, UK | SWG3 |