These marked the start of the UK leg of Lipa’s Radical Optimism tour, which has already seen her cover AC/DC in Australia and duet with Crowded House’s Neil Finn in New Zealand. Who would she Dua-et ...

Dua Lipa gave fans an unforgettable surprise during her Radical Optimism tour stop in London on Friday night by bringing out Jamiroquai to perform their classic hit “Virtual Insanity ...

Moments later, Jamiroquai’s Jay Kay strutted onto the stage in a white fringed jacket and luminous purple trousers to perform his 1996 acid jazz classic “Virtual Insanity”, as their loose ...

Dua Lipa sold out two shows at London’s Wembley Stadium. The pop star has been surprising her tour audiences with covers of artists from the cities and countries she’s singing in, like AC/DC ...

That tradition continued Friday as her Radical Optimism tour came to London, with Dua Lipa bringing out Jamiroquai to perform that band’s 1996 hit “Virtual Insanity.” ...

Pop star Dua Lipa returned to London with her Radical Optimism tour, kicking off the first night at Wembley Stadium with a surprise appearance from Jamiroquai lead singer Jay Kay.

See Dua Lipa Bring Out Jamiroquai to Perform ‘Virtual Insanity’ in London Singer continues her Radical Optimism tour trend of covering local artists with help from "trailblazer" Jay Kay ...

“I feel so lucky to share the stage with the one and only Jamiroquai”, she said, with frontman Kay Jay emerging on stage before the two launched into their 1996 hit ‘Virtual Insanity’.

Dua Lipa treated fans to a surprise appearance by Jamiroquai, as she played her first ever show at Wembley Stadium. Bringing out the band’s frontman Jay Kay for a one-off performance of his 1996 ...

Derrick McKenzie, drummer of the Grammy-winning band Jamiroquai, is set to perform at Good Things on Canute Road tonight. Derrick will join DJ and producer Ridney in the basement of the coffee ...

1. “Virtual Insanity” by Jamiroquai It’s a little surprising that a Jamiroquai tune would make it to our list of 1990s songs that predict the future. Yet, here we are.