Pop icons HearSay and Liberty X have officially announced a massive joint UK and Ireland arena tour for April and May 2027. Nearly 25 years after shooting to fame on the ITV talent show Popstars, both groups will share the stage for the very first time across a 13-date run.
The tour kicks off in Bournemouth at the BIC on April 20, 2027. It will then travel through major cities including Dublin, Belfast, Nottingham, Brighton, Cardiff, Birmingham, Leeds, Newcastle, Glasgow, London, and Manchester, before wrapping up in Liverpool at the M&S Bank Arena on May 9.
Line-Up Details and Myleene Klass’s Absence
The reunion brings back four original members of HearSay: Danny Foster, Kym Marsh, Suzanne Shaw, and Noel Sullivan. Myleene Klass will not participate in the upcoming reunion, as her busy broadcast and professional schedule prevents her from joining.
Meanwhile, Liberty X returns with their complete original line-up featuring Michelle Heaton, Jessica Taylor, Tony Lundon, Kevin Simm, and Kelli Young. Members of both groups revealed that the idea for the joint venture started organically when the artists reached out to each other through social media direct messages.
Full 2027 Tour Dates
- April 17 – Dublin, 3Arena
- April 18 – Belfast, SSE Arena
- April 20 – Bournemouth, BIC
- April 21 – Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena
- April 25 – Brighton Centre
- April 28 – Cardiff, Utilita Arena
- May 1 – Birmingham, BP Pulse Arena
- May 2 – Leeds, First Direct Arena
- May 4 – Newcastle, Utilita Arena
- May 5 – Glasgow, Hydro Arena
- May 7 – London, The O2
- May 8 – Manchester, AO Arena
- May 9 – Liverpool, M&S Bank Arena
Ticket Information
Fans can register online for an exclusive pre-sale event on Wednesday, October 14. General ticket sales will open to the public on Friday, October 16.
“Coming back together after 25 years is something that’s incredibly special to all of us,” HearSay said in a joint statement regarding the milestone celebration.
Both bands first emerged during the early-2000s reality television phenomenon Popstars. HearSay broke records with their debut single “Pure and Simple,” while Liberty X achieved global recognition with chart-topping hits like “Just A Little.”
