S Club, one of the most successful British pop groups of all time, have announced the ‘Ain’t No Party Like A S Club Party’ Tour, with 13 UK and Ireland shows starting on 8th October 2027 at Glasgow OVO Hydro.
The tour will see Bradley, Jo, Jon, Rachel and Tina reunite for an incredible feel-good pop party at iconic venues across the country including Manchester AO Arena on Saturday 9th October and two shows at The O2 in London on Saturday 16th October (matinee and evening).
Tickets for all shows go on sale at 9.30am on Friday 6th November, HERE. Fans can access an exclusive pre-sale from 9.30am on Wednesday 4th November by signing up HERE.
S Club say: “We can’t wait to get back out on tour, see you all and celebrate the songs, memories and moments we’ve shared together over the years. It’s going to be one BIG party, and we want you all to be part of it!”
They will be joined by special guests Boyzlife, the supergroup made up of the former Boyzone and Westlife members Keith Duffy and Brian McFadden, on all dates.
S CLUB PLAY THE FOLLOWING 2027 UK & EIRE TOUR DATES:
October:
Fri 8 – Glasgow, OVO Hydro
Sat 9 – Manchester, AO Arena
Tue 12 – Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena
Wed 13 – Liverpool, M&S Bank Arena
Thu 14 – Cardiff, Utilita Arena
Sat 16 – London, The O2 MATINEE
Sat 16 – London, The O2 EVENING
Wed 20 – Leeds, First Direct Arena
Thu 21 – Birmingham, Utilita Arena
Fri 22 – Sheffield, Utilita Arena
Sat 23 – Newcastle, Utilita Arena
Tue 25 – Belfast, SSE Arena
Tue 26 – Dublin, 3Arena
S Club captured the hearts of a generation with hits including ‘Bring It All Back’, ‘S Club Party’, ‘Reach’ and ‘Never Had a Dream Come True’. Throughout their career, they have sold over 10 million albums worldwide, had four Number One singles, 11 Top 5 singles, and 4 multi-platinum studio albums, including ‘7’ which went to Number One in the UK charts. The band have also won two BRIT awards, including British Breakthrough Artist and Best British Single for ‘Don’t Stop Movin’.
However, S Club weren’t just a pop group. They were a gang you wanted to be part of. ‘S Club Party’ introduced them one by one, inviting you into their world and making you feel like there was a place for everyone. You didn’t just listen to the song. You joined in!
For many, S Club became part of growing up. And when we hear them now, we don’t just remember the music, we remember where we were, who we were with, and what it felt like to be that age, because growing up doesn’t mean growing out of having fun.
So, who’s coming to the party?
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