S Club 7 will reunite on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of its formation

The 7 components that originally incorporated S-Club 7 They announced their return to the stage. The formation composed of Rachel Stevens, Bradley McIntosh, Hannah Spearritt, Jo O’Meara, Jon Lee, Paul Cattermole and Tina Barrett is now ready to bring UK audiences back to life again.

For the moment the concerts will take place in the United Kingdom and in Ireland without the boy/girl band having ruled out offering new concerts in the rest of Europe once these shows are over. A new return that will take up the torch from which we lived in 2014/2015.

“After 8 years it’s incredible to announce that we will meet again to act together” can we read in the press release that S Club 7 made public to announce their return to concerts. All on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of his birth in the late 90s.

“Even we can’t believe it’s been so long. Music and friendship have always been at the center of everything we’ve done. We hope you can all join in on this great festive party,” confirms the group.

October will be the month chosen for the reunion of this group which has taken advantage of the trail of success left by the groups of boys and girls who have become a social phenomenon such as A * Teens or 5ive among other examples which have sought to repeat the success achieved by other bands like Westlife or even the Spice Girls.

Simon Fuller, former manager of the Spice Girls, was behind S Club 7 which, as its name suggests, consisted of 7 members, the majority drawn from a cast of over 10,000 applicants. At that time it was a very common practice and prefabricated groups were the order of the day.

His premiere was with Miami 7, a series that told from Miami about his efforts to become known in the United States. It was a story of youth that mixed fiction with the real moments that the group lived. There were 4 seasons which were viewed in over 100 countries with over 90 million viewers.

As well as starring on the show, they were responsible for the song that ended up being their debut single, Bring it all back, which reached number 1 in the UK charts. From this moment the work intensifies without leaving them time for anything other than the group. They released 4 studio albums, 2 compilations, released 13 singles, reached 4 UK No. 1s and achieved major success in Europe, USA, Asia, Latin America and Africa. They became a marketing product creating all kinds of merchandising, dolls and even an official magazine around them.

A story that ended a year after the departure of Paul Cattermole (2002) when the group dissolved definitively.