Incubus Announce Special Guest Paris Jackson For 2025 London Headline Show

by | Mar 12, 2025

Following their highly successful sold-out 2024 US Arena tour, US rockers Incubus will perform their iconic Morning View album in its entirety plus the hits at London’s The O2 on Saturday 26 April 2025, their only UK and Ireland show.

Incubus @ Brixton Academy

Brandon Boyd of Incubus @ Brixton Academy (Kalpesh Patel)
Brandon Boyd of Incubus @ Brixton Academy (Kalpesh Patel)

The Brandon Boyd-led group have now announced that Paris Jackson will be joining as special guest support at the highly anticipated London show. Embodying alternative in the most authentic sense, Jackson is an American actress, musician, and model. After releasing her debut solo album wilted in 2020, she received mass praise and gained the attention of listeners worldwide. With a Fender Telecaster plugged in and the amps turned all the way up, she sings the purest kind of truth over distorted chords without filter or apology adding an exciting element to the upcoming London performance in April 2025.

Incubus originally released their critically acclaimed studio album Morning View on October 23, 2001, and were met with an outpouring of love and acclaim from fans and industry alike. The album has been RIAA certified double Platinum and spent 60 weeks on the Billboard 200 peaking at number 2.

Last year the band announced the re-recording and re-release of the acclaimed double album entitled Morning View XXIII (Virgin Music Group) which is available HERE.

Incubus @ Brixton Academy

Brandon Boyd of Incubus @ Brixton Academy (Kalpesh Patel)
Brandon Boyd of Incubus @ Brixton Academy (Kalpesh Patel)

“In 2001 we rented a house at the sea to do an art experiment. The novel and expansive environment combined with a healthy dose of momentum helped us find that ever sought after FLOW state and the songs that became known as ‘Morning View’ have since become indelible and deeply important parts of our lives,” said Brandon Boyd.

“This album helped propel our little art experiment called ‘Incubus’ into a way of life and here we are today, some years later, about to introduce a new/next phase of its existence. Morning View xxiii is a re-recording/re-think of the 2001 album and is the result of our desire to honour this burgeoning legacy but also reimagine it as musicians who have been lovingly performing these songs. See you in London soon!”

As a sonic and spiritual enigma, Incubus continue to stretch, shape, and shake the foundation of alternative music, embracing endless possibilities and eclipsing any and all boundaries in the process. The multiplatinum Los Angeles band—Brandon Boyd (vocals), Mike Einziger (guitar, piano, backing vocals), José Pasillas II (drums), Chris Kilmore (turntables, keyboards), and Nicole Row (bass) – tune into the creative exchange between them and beam it back to audiences as loudly (and lovingly) as possible.

Incubus @ Brixton Academy

Mike Einziger of Incubus @ Brixton Academy (Kalpesh Patel)
Mike Einziger of Incubus @ Brixton Academy (Kalpesh Patel)

To date, the quintet have notably sold over 23 million albums, scored dozens of multi-platinum and platinum certifications around the globe, gathered billions of streams, and notched six consecutive Top 5 debuts on the Billboard 200. At the same time, they have graced the bills of festivals such as BottleRock, Ohana, Lollapalooza, and Rock In Rio in addition to headlining arenas and amphitheaters worldwide. During 2021, the musicians celebrated the 20th anniversary of their seminal double-platinum third full-length offering, Morning View, with a worldwide livestream. Incubus returned to the house where they famously recorded the album and performed the entire tracklisting from front-to-back for the first time. It incited a rapturous fan response, and the band decided to do it again in October 2023.

The group sold out the legendary Hollywood Bowl and performed Morning View in front of a hometown audience, unassumingly kickstarting another era. Between launching a massive US Morning View arena tour in 2024, they ignite the next phase of Incubus with Morning View XXIII and more new music on the horizon. So, are you in? (pun intended!).

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