Hear’Say and Liberty X are joining forces for a massive arena tour of the UK and Ireland next spring.
The ‘Popstars’ winner and runners up will take to the stage for a string of ‘Popstars: The Originals’ shows throughout April and May 2027, marking the only place fans can see both acts perform together.
All five members of Liberty X — Michelle Heaton, Kelli Young, Jessica Taylor, Kevin Simm and Tony Lundon — will return, with original Hear’Say stars Suzanne Shaw, Noel Sullivan, Kym Marsh, and Danny Foster taking part. Myleene Klass will not be joining the ‘Pure and Simple’ hitmakers for the concerts.
“Coming back together after 25 years is something that’s incredibly special to all of us,” Hear’Say comment. “It’s a chance to celebrate an unforgettable chapter in our lives, reconnect with each other and relive so many amazing memories.
“To be sharing the stage with Liberty X makes this celebration even more special, and it feels like the perfect way to mark such an incredible milestone.
“We are so excited to be celebrating with everyone and honestly can’t wait to reconnect with the Hear’Say fans. To relive those amazing memories together and create some new ones along the way is going to be very special. We are counting down the days and can’t wait to see you there.”
Liberty X add: “It’s hard to believe it’s been 25 years since ‘Popstars’ changed all of our lives. We are thrilled to be heading out on tour with Hear’Say to celebrate where it all began. It feels like the perfect way to mark such an incredible milestone, bringing the music, the memories and all the energy back to the stage.
“Most of all, we can’t wait to celebrate with all of you. Whether you’ve been with us since day one or you’re discovering these songs all over again, we can’t wait to sing, dance and make some brand new memories together. See you on tour!”
Tickets go on sale Friday, October 16 at 9am BST and are available here. The full list of dates is below.
APRIL
17 – 3arena, Dublin
18 – SSE Arena, Belfast
20 – BIC, Bournemouth
21 – Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham
25 – Centre, Brighton
28 – Utilita Arena, Cardiff
MAY
1 – BP Pulse Arena, Birmingham
2 – First Direct Arena, Leeds
4 – Utilita Arena, Newcastle
5 – Hydro Arena, Glasgow
7 – The O2, London
8 – AO Arena, Manchester
9 – M&S Bank Arena, Liverpool
