Jessie J just announced her new album, Don’t Tease Me with a Good Time, coming just weeks after finishing cancer treatment.
On Sept. 17, the singer Jessie J dropped the news in her Instagram Stories, saying the album will hit shelves on Friday, Nov. 28. She confirmed that the upcoming tracks “No Secret,” “Believe in Magic,” “And the Award Goes To,” and “Living My Best Life” will be included.
Fans can already pre-order the album on vinyl and CD. Jessie promised, “There’s some signed stuff and there’s lots of things happening,” hinting at special bundles coming soon.
The album news follows the postponement of her U.K. and European Acoustic Tour, along with the cancellation of U.S. dates, all because of her recent diagnosis and a second surgery.
The update came in a press release shared with on August 28. Jessie said, “I have to have a second surgery—nothing too serious, but it has to be done by the end of the year. This falls in the middle of the tour I had booked. I’m sorry, I feel frustrated and sad, but I need to be better, I need to be healed.”
Because of this, the U.K. and European shows planned for October 2025 are now set for April 2026. All U.S. tickets will be automatically refunded to the original point of purchase.
Jessie first shared the news of her breast cancer diagnosis on social media in June, explaining that she learned about the condition before her single “No Secrets” dropped in April.
“I’ve jumped from one test to another since all this began,” she revealed recently, and she noted she was planning to “vanish for a little while after the Summertime Ball to focus on my surgery.”
Just weeks after, she told her followers she was “seven weeks post-breast-cancer surgery.”
“I’m still deep in recovery, and my body’s still figuring out the new normal,” she captioned a heartfelt post on Instagram on August 8. “But I LOVE music, I LOVE my life, and I want to LIVE in the moment.”
On September 6, Jessie was back in front of a crowd, headlining the BBC Radio 2 In the Park festival in England.
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The concert was especially memorable for her 2-year-old son, Sky Safir—who she welcomed with boyfriend Chanan Safir Colman—because it was the first time he got to see her perform live.
“The last show I played, I walked out on stage with zero idea how it was gonna end, and I’m still in the ‘Just came out of the ER’ part of the tour, but listen, I’m not ready for Babins just yet,” Jessie joked, addressing the packed floor. “Like, the vibe in my head says ‘let’s rage,’ but my doctors are texting like their life depends on it—‘chill, girl.’ Have you ever seen a doctor try to grandma your dinner plate? It’s like: ‘one carrot, the pineapple on the side, thank you very much.’ You get me, right? Essex girl reloaded.”
She let the cheers swell for a moment before continuing. “Honestly, I’m just so bloody grateful I can still see your faces and hear you sing the same cracking anthems after, what, a decade? I nearly forgot the proper lyrics. It feels like we all left for recess and never came back.”
Jessie grinned, her eyes sparkling. “Tonight feels like I snuck out of the ‘kids’ arena, traded my glue stick for a mic, and they somehow let me keep all my snacks. It’s the weirdest and the happiest, because my little guy is seeing mummy on the stage for the very first time. I’m hoping he doesn’t throw a tantrum over my glitter shoes.”
