CHARLIE JEER

At just 23 years old, the artist, producer, songwriter and saxophonist has quickly established himself as one of the UK’s most exciting emerging talents. Blending hypnotic saxophone melodies, sultry jazz textures and deep house rhythms, Jeer has amassed more than 150 million streams across digital platforms and built a rapidly growing global fanbase.

Since launching his artist project in 2023, Jeer's rise has been nothing short of meteoric. Breakthrough single ‘Her Eyes’ introduced listeners to his distinctive sound, while a string of viral releases and an audience of more than 620,000 TikTok followers have cemented his reputation as one of the fastest-growing independent artists in the UK.

His growing momentum has also seen him secure support slots alongside some of dance music's biggest names, including David Guetta at the opening night of the 2026 Formula 1 British Grand Prix at Silverstone and Becky Hill at Canterbury Live.

His unique fusion of jazz musicianship and electronic production has earned support from COLORS, Man About Town, GQ, Hunger, Notion and Spotify, alongside major playlist support including New Music Friday UK, Lowkey, Just Dropped, Gone Abroad and Cocoa Butter. Industry heavyweights including Calvin Harris, Jamie Jones, Black Coffee, Kilimanjaro, Songer, Bloody Civilian, RUZE and Laurence Guy have all championed his music.

The announcement follows a landmark year for Jeer, including the release of his debut EP Everything Is Temporary, a collaboration with British R&B star Mahalia, a sold-out headline show at London's Night Tales Loft and more than 650 tickets sold for his Istanbul headline performance. On July 10, Jeer will also release a brand-new single featuring actress and singer Simone Ashley, further showcasing his growing crossover appeal.

Known for his magnetic live performances, Jeer combines live saxophone, infectious grooves and emotive songwriting to create an experience that sits at the intersection of jazz, house, neo-soul and contemporary electronic music. Australian audiences will have the chance to experience his acclaimed live show for the very first time this November.