| The Blue boys are back in town! Simon Webbe, Duncan James, Antony Costa and Lee Ryan are ready to make new memories with the news that they will release their all-new studio album ‘Reflections’ on January 9th 2026 – the first taste of which comes with today’s lead single ‘One Last Time’. And they will be back in a town near you, too, with the confirmation of a world tour including an extensive UK leg in April 2026. Listen HERE. Blue are firmly established as one of Britain’s biggest pop forces of the 21st century. Just look at their catalogue: the iconic mega hits ‘All Rise’ and ‘One Love’, three #1 smashes in the shape of ‘Too Close’, ‘If You Come Back’ and ‘Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word’ (with Elton John) PLUS another six Top 10 singles. Their first three albums all accelerated to #1 and, combined with their ‘Best Of’, have amassed a remarkable 12 x Platinum certifications in the UK alone. The two-time BRIT Award winners (British Pop Act and British Breakthrough Act) also enjoyed success right across Europe as well as Australia, Japan and New Zealand. Blue are also riding a new wave of global success in the digital era, with both One Love & All Rise surpassing 100 million Spotify streams and explosive growth across Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube. With 3.75M monthly listeners and billions of social media views, their connection with fans is bigger and brighter than ever. Yet Blue are hungry for more, and are eager to add more to their phenomenal success with ‘Reflections’. The pop princes now share a first listen as to what to expect with the single ‘One Last Time’. It’s a song which captures the mega hooks and towering vocals of their biggest hits, but this time with the exhilarating rush of a punchy new pop-rock style. The combination of sorrowful lyrics and uplifting music reflects a universal truth: it’s natural to grieve the end of something special, but in time you’ll again appreciate what you once had. Duncan says, “‘One Last Time’ is a song I wrote last year after the death of a really good friend of mine. It hit me hard and I wrote this in the aftermath of it all. But I didn’t want it to sound like a sad song, so we came up with this, which is a different kind of a sound for Blue – It has a rockier feel but still retains all the classic elements of a Blue song. We have had a lot of strong reactions to it – as anyone who has lost anyone can relate – and wish they could see that person for’ One Last Time’.” ‘One Last Time’ was written by Duncan James and Paul Visser. ‘Reflections’ is now available to pre-order here with exclusive CDs and coloured LPs on the band’s store, HMV and Amazon. The album is available to pre-save on all major digital platforms. Fans who pre-order the album from Blue’s official store will receive access to a ticket pre-sale which opens at 10am nextTuesday, September 9th. Remaining tickets will then go on general sale from 10am on Friday, September 12th. After returning to arenas earlier this year as special guests to Olly Murs, Blue’s new UK and European headline tour dates are listed below with support from 911 throughout the UK. They will also play a run of dates across Asia this November. |
| ASIA DATES NOVEMBER 2025 17th – Taipei, Taipei International Convention Center 19th – Shanghai, Phase Livehouse 21st – Manila, Playback Music Festival 23rd – Bangkok, Samyan Mirtown Hall 25th – Singapore, The Theatre at Mediacorp 27th – Jakarta, Kasablanka Hall UK DATES APRIL 2026 7th – Oxford, New Theatre 8th – Bournemouth, BIC – Windsor Hall 9th – Torquay, Princess Theatre 11th – Cardiff, Motorpoint Arena 12th — Birmingham, Symphony Hall 13th – Stoke, Regent 15th – London, Eventim Apollo Hammersmith 16th – London, Eventim Apollo Hammersmith 18th – Brighton, Centre 20th – Bristol, Beacon 22nd – Southend, Cliffs Pavilion 23rd – Derby, Valiant Live 25th – York, Barbican 26th – Manchester, Bridgewater Hall 27th – Glasgow, Royal Concert Hall 29th – Newcastle, O2 City Hall 30th – Liverpool, Philharmonic EUROPE DATES MAY 2026 2nd – Berlin, Uber Eats Music Hall 3rd – Munich, TonHalle 5th – Hannover, Pavillon 6th – Cologne, Palladium 7th – Hamburg, Grosse Freiheit 36 10th – Tilburg, 013 Poppodium 11th – Brussels, Ancienne Belgique 13th – Vienna, Gasometer 15th – Luxembourg, Den Atelier |
