The band Jamiroquai has offered a reward after an automated hat needed for their festival run was left on a train. Lead singer Jay Kay is a massive fan of hats and was planning to wear the ...

“It’s difficult to pinpoint the exact moment Jamiroquai went from silly bloke in a hat to a cherished musical icon, but a sea change has happened.” What was your reaction to this idea that ...

OK, so maybe we haven't all rushed out to buy the huge floppy hats sent down the runway at Louis Vuitton in March or, for that matter, the fuzzy, oversized Jamiroquai numbers from the same ...

And we haven’t even mentioned the shared fondness for oversized hats. It looks like 2017 will be the year people finally start admitting their love for Jamiroquai – bring it on.

Most 18-year-olds probably don’t know who Jamiroquai is—especially considering that the band had just come back from a seven-year hiatus in 2017 and that their biggest hits came out before ...

Cased in an orange plastic waterproof box (see photo), the hat is non functioning and was on its way for repair in advance of Jamiroquai's headline festival run which starts later this month.

Fans jokes they didn’t recognise him without a hat (Picture: TikTok/jamiroquai_hq) Drummer Derrick McKenzie and frontman Jay Kay were thrilled to be in the studio (Picture: Stephane Cardinale ...

says Ladyhawke, who'll play Harvest Rock alongside Jamiroquai this month. "I was just blown away by the effects in the video. And the dancing as well. And the hat." Those effects might not seem ...

And there are just so many other hats he could've worn. If you can get past what Jay Kay wears on his head, then you'll find no gripes in Jamiroquai's return to Australia tonight. They are a band ...