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"Jam Yourself" is a track by Rizzle Kicks, from the album Roaring 20s. The track is 3:50 long. Dork has published 15 articles about Rizzle Kicks.
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Tickets go on sale to the public on 31st October at 10am.
Hip-hop duo Rizzle Kicks will play six UK cities in November 2025, extending their comeback following their first album in 12 years.
Youth Music launches donation-matching campaign as research shows 41% of UK youth music projects face closure, backed by the Rizzle Kicks star.
Nine years after their hiatus, Rizzle Kicks return with renewed purpose, deeper perspectives, and the same infectious energy that made them stars.
Rizzle Kicks will perform at England women's rugby match against France during O2's half-time show in April.
Somerset House announces eleven-day summer festival featuring diverse artists performing in historic courtyard, with tickets available from March.
British hip-hop duo Rizzle Kicks release their comeback album featuring collaborations with Maverick Sabre, Mick Jenkins, and DJ Premier.
The returning duo – Jordan Stephens and Harley Alexander-Sule – reunited in May 2024 and have since been steadily rebuilding their presence.
Rizzle Kicks return with jazz-influenced single 'Vice', ahead of their February album.
They'll play the iconic outdoor venue next summer as they continue their comeback with their first record since 2014.
The Brighton duo's first album in a decade arrives after their comeback singles 'Javelin' and 'Gumdrops'.
The duo will perform in Manchester, Birmingham, London, and Brighton.
The duo are back after a nine-year hiatus.
The track is the first from an upcoming project ahead.