Deeper Underground Jamiroquai's global, earth-shaking moment (literally), Deeper Underground was their only Number 1.

I felt sorry for dismissing Jamiroquai for so many years. Then I proceeded to request ‘Cosmic Girl’, ‘Little L’ and ‘Deeper Underground’ until I fell off said table.

Toby Smith, the keyboardist and a founding member of the band Jamiroquai died on Tuesday. He was 46. Smith had been fighting a “voracious” illness for a long time, according to the band… ...

This was one of the funkiest shows I’ve seen for a long while; perhaps even since Prince’s peerlessly funky residence at the same venue in 2007 (though nowhere near as brilliant). There came a moment, ...

Jamiroquai keyboard player and founding member Toby Smith has died aged 46 - following a secret battle with cancer, according to TMZ. The band's lead singer Jay Kay posted a statement on Facebook ...

Jamiroquai, “Deeper Underground” Rage Against the Machine, “No Shelter” Ben Folds Five, “Air” Days of the New, “Running Knees” Michael Penn, “Macy Day Parade” Fuel, “Walk the ...

The biggest issue, of course, is the location — because, to quote Jamiroquai, we’re going deeper underground (than you would for the Talus enemies).

90s icons Jamiroquai are returning to the studio after almost a decade for a new album as fans beg for 'Space Cowboy' era tracks ...

The band, known for hits including Virtual Insanity, Little L and Deeper Underground, have today unveiled a huge 14-date UK and Europe tour, which will take in a number of arenas next November and ...

Jamiroquai's founding member and original keyboardist Toby Smith has died. Smith formed the band back in 1992 with lead singer Jay Kay, Stuart Zender, Nick Van Gelder, and Wallis Buchanan.

Toby Smith Ron Galella, Ltd./WireImage Toby Smith, a founding member of the band Jamiroquai, has died at the age of 46, TMZ reports. The record producer and keyboard player passed away on Tuesday ...