Jamie Cullum Tickets Continued
After graduating from the University of Reading in 2001, Jamie
Cullum - who is completely self-taught, bar a few piano lessons
as a youngster - released a best-selling album, Pointless
Nostalgic, in 2000. Jamie Cullum then started recording
his third album, Twentysomething, which was released in
October 2003. It went platinum and became the #1 selling studio album
by a jazz artist in the United Kingdom. Jamie Cullum's
breakout hit in the United States was "All At Sea" closely followed
by a reworking of Radiohead's "High and Dry".
Jamie Cullum draws his inspiration from many different
musicians, from Miles Davis to Tom Waits and many more. He has been part of quite a long list
of bands, ranging from banging drums in a hip-hop group to playing
guitar in rock bands. Together with his elder brother, Ben Cullum, he
wrote the music for a West End stage version of "When Harry Met
Sally...".
Jamie Cullum's fourth album, entitled Catching
Tales, was released on the September 26, 2005, in the United
Kingdom and The Netherlands, and two weeks later in the United
States, on October 11. Jamie Cullum has been touring with the
new album, Catching Tales, since the end of October 2005 and
will continue to do so until November 2006.
