S Club are back and they’re ready to party! The British pop group have announced a 13-date UK and Ireland arena tour for October 2027, with Bradley McIntosh, Jo O’Meara, Jon Lee, Rachel Stevens and Tina Barrett set to reunite for the aptly titled Ain’t No Party Like A S Club Party.
Kicking off at Glasgow’s OVO Hydro on October 8, the tour will take in some of the country’s biggest venues, including Manchester’s AO Arena on October 9 and two performances at London’s O2 on October 16, with both a matinee and evening show scheduled. Boyzlife – the supergroup featuring former Boyzone and Westlife members Keith Duffy and Brian McFadden – will join them as special guests across all dates.
“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,” the group said in a joint statement. “It’s going to be one BIG party, and we want you all to be part of it!”
Tickets go on general sale at 9.30am on Friday, November 6, with an exclusive pre-sale beginning at 9.30am on Wednesday, November 4. Fans can register for pre-sale access and find ticket information here.
Check out the full list of dates below:
Friday, October 8th Glasgow, OVO Hydro
Saturday, October 9th Manchester, AO Arena
Tuesay, October 12th Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena
Wednesday, October 13th Liverpool, M&S Bank Arena
Thursday, October 14th Cardiff, Utilita Arena
Saturday, October 16th London, The O2 MATINEE
Saturday, October 16th London, The O2 EVENING
Wednesday, October 20th Leeds, First Direct Arena
Thursday, October 21st Birmingham, Utilita Arena
Friday, October 22nd Sheffield, Utilita Arena
Saturday, October 23rd Newcastle, Utilita Arena
Tuesday, October 25th Belfast, SSE Arena
Tuesday, October 26th Dublin, 3Arena
S Club – S Club Party
Few British pop groups can lay claim to a catalogue quite as closely woven into the soundtrack of a generation. From the irresistible invitation of ‘Bring It All Back’ and the party-starting energy of ‘S Club Party’ to the euphoric singalong of ‘Reach’ and the more reflective ‘Never Had a Dream Come True’, S Club soundtracked the late Nineties and early Noughties with a run of hits that extended well beyond the charts.
Formed in 1998, the group went on to sell more than 10 million albums worldwide, secure four UK Number One singles and land 11 Top Five hits. Their four multi-platinum studio albums included ‘7’, which topped the UK Albums Chart, while their accolades included two BRIT Awards: British Breakthrough Artist and Best British Single for ‘Don’t Stop Movin’.
But S Club’s influence was never confined to the music. Through their television series Miami 7 and L.A. 7, the group built an entire pop universe around their music, friendship and adventures, bringing their personalities into homes around the world. The shows reached audiences of more than 90 million people across over 100 countries, with L.A. 7 becoming CBBC’s highest-rated programme of all time.
That connection was central to the group’s appeal. S Club weren’t simply a collection of chart-ready pop songs; they offered a sense of belonging, with ‘S Club Party’ introducing each member and inviting listeners into their world. Their music was designed to be shared, whether through the choreography, the choruses or the simple pleasure of singing along with everyone else.
It’s a legacy that has endured beyond the era that first made them household names. In 2023, S Club marked their 25th anniversary with a sold-out UK and US tour, including performances at London’s O2 Arena. More recently, in June 2026, Barrett, Lee, McIntosh, O’Meara and Stevens joined Boyzone as special guests for their Two For The Road show at London’s Emirates Stadium, offering another reminder of the lasting connection between the group and their audience.
The 2027 dates will give fans another opportunity to revisit the songs that shaped their early years, while introducing S Club’s feel-good pop catalogue to a new generation. Because while the Nineties and Noughties may be firmly in the rear-view mirror, the appeal of a great pop party has never really gone away.
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