S Club 7 returns for its 25th anniversary tour in UK and Ireland; Details here
The reunited septet, S Club 7 released a statement saying, "After eight years, it feels fantastic to announce that we're rejoining and playing together again."
By ET Spotlight Special |
Agencies
S Club 7 will be holding a reunion tour of the UK and Ireland and bring everything back.
Later this year, the original seven members—Rachel Stevens, Bradley McIntosh, Hannah Spearritt, Jo O'Meara, Jon Lee, Paul Cattermole, and Tina Barrett—will go on a tour to relive their glory days from 25 years ago.
The British band is set to play 11 arena shows, starting on October 13 at Liverpool's M&S Bank Arena and will end on October 28 at London's The O2. Other stops will be made at Sheffield, Newcastle, Glasgow, Dublin, Cardiff, and other cities.
We're very excited to bring the S Club celebration back to our fans around the nation to recognize S Club 7's 25th anniversary, the letter declares.
"We're shocked that it has lasted so long. Everything we've ever done has always been centred around music and camaraderie. We welcome everyone to join us in our celebration.
The general public may purchase tickets starting on Friday, February 17. The pre-sale will open on February 15.
Simon Fuller founded S Club 7 in 1998, and the group went on to become one of the top pop acts in the United Kingdom in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
The seven-piece group managed to attain four UK No. 1 singles (Bring It All Back, "Never Had A Dream Come True," "Don't Stop Movin'," and "Have You Ever") and a No. 1 album (2000's 7).
Fans may recall that they also portrayed exaggerated versions of themselves in the family comedy Miami 7/S Club 7 in Miami, which followed seven friends who moved to Miami in quest of stardom. (In the United States, ABC Family carried the program.)
After the group split up in 2003, Stevens went on to have a successful pop career in her own country, scoring five top 10 songs, including No. 2s for "Some Girls" (2003) and "Sweet Dreams My LA Ex" (2003). (2004).
The singers then came together once more in 2014 to perform for the BBC Children In Need campaign. When a U.K. tour was scheduled the following year, the reunion gained momentum.
A press conference on Tuesday, February 14, that will be webcast live on Instagram and YouTube, will provide further information on the 2023 tour.
Later this year, the original seven members—Rachel Stevens, Bradley McIntosh, Hannah Spearritt, Jo O'Meara, Jon Lee, Paul Cattermole, and Tina Barrett—will go on a tour to relive their glory days from 25 years ago.
The British band is set to play 11 arena shows, starting on October 13 at Liverpool's M&S Bank Arena and will end on October 28 at London's The O2. Other stops will be made at Sheffield, Newcastle, Glasgow, Dublin, Cardiff, and other cities.
We're very excited to bring the S Club celebration back to our fans around the nation to recognize S Club 7's 25th anniversary, the letter declares.
"We're shocked that it has lasted so long. Everything we've ever done has always been centred around music and camaraderie. We welcome everyone to join us in our celebration.
The general public may purchase tickets starting on Friday, February 17. The pre-sale will open on February 15.
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We can't wait to be reunited with you all this October 🇬🇧
— S Club 7 (@SClub7) February 13, 2023
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Simon Fuller founded S Club 7 in 1998, and the group went on to become one of the top pop acts in the United Kingdom in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
The seven-piece group managed to attain four UK No. 1 singles (Bring It All Back, "Never Had A Dream Come True," "Don't Stop Movin'," and "Have You Ever") and a No. 1 album (2000's 7).
Fans may recall that they also portrayed exaggerated versions of themselves in the family comedy Miami 7/S Club 7 in Miami, which followed seven friends who moved to Miami in quest of stardom. (In the United States, ABC Family carried the program.)
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After the group split up in 2003, Stevens went on to have a successful pop career in her own country, scoring five top 10 songs, including No. 2s for "Some Girls" (2003) and "Sweet Dreams My LA Ex" (2003). (2004).
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The singers then came together once more in 2014 to perform for the BBC Children In Need campaign. When a U.K. tour was scheduled the following year, the reunion gained momentum.
A press conference on Tuesday, February 14, that will be webcast live on Instagram and YouTube, will provide further information on the 2023 tour.
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