S Club 7 are Reuniting for a 25th Anniversary Tour

If you’ve been needing a little wholesome positivity in your life, then we’re here to bring you good news: S Club 7 are reuniting. Yes, the ’90s / ’00s pop group that brought us iconic hits like “S Club Party” and “Don’t Stop Movin'” are coming back together and heading on a UK and Ireland tour.

All seven members of the group are returning to the stage, so expect Rachel Stevens, Tina Barrett, Hannah Spearitt, Jo O’Meara, Bradley McIntosh, Jon Lee, and Paul Cattermole to be bringing their dance routines to the spotlight once again. The group said of their reunion, “We’re so excited to bright he S Club Party back to our fans across the country to celebrate 25 years of S Club 7. We can’t even believe it’s been so long.” Neither can we!

The tour kicks off in Liverpool at the M&S Bank Arena on 13 Oct., before heading to Sheffield, Glasgow, Newcastle, Leeds, Manchester, Cardiff, Nottingham, Dublin, and London. “I think in these times we need a bit of positivity, a bit of picking up, so that’s what we’re here to do,” Bradley said on The One Show on 14 Feb.

S Club 7 first hit the limelight with their BBC show “Miami 7” in 1998, which followed the group relocating to Miami to find fame. The theme song, “Bring It All Back”, was their first number one single. They went on to score four more number 1s in the UK and sold 10 million albums worldwide, as well as inspiring spinoff group, S Club Juniors. Despite Cattermole leaving the group in 2002, they continued as S Club (minus the 7 in their name) before eventually splitting a year later. The band reunited for a reunion tour in 2015, but are now back to tell us to “Reach” for the stars again. If you do one thing today, put on an S Club 7 playlist, you’ll be tapping your foot and smiling in no time.

Tickets go on general sale on 17 Feb. at 10 a.m.