Five reunion tour dates: All you need to know about band’s comeback after 25 years

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British nineties boyband Five announced that they were back together in February this year, with many of their fans going wild over the news on social media. They have performed a number of tour dates this year and have more shows to come next summer

All you need to know about the boyband Five’s reunion and upcoming tour dates

1. British nineties boyband Five (also stylised 5ive) announce they were getting back together this year with their original five members for the first time in around 25 years. The band consists of Abz Love, J Brown, Ritchie Neville, Scott Robinson, and Sean Conlon.
2. While members had performed together in smaller groupings or partial reunions over the years, this is the first full line-up comeback since their split in 2001. The band announced that they were back together in February this year, with many of their fans going wild over the news on social media. They also shared that they’d be heading on a UK arena tour called the Keep On Movin’ 2025 Tour, celebrating their return and giving fans a chance to hear their classic hits live.
3. The band originally confirmed as a 12-date run in autumn 2025, taking them to venues across the UK — including Brighton, Nottingham, London’s The O2, Manchester, Cardiff, Liverpool, Leeds, Birmingham, Newcastle, Aberdeen, and Glasgow. However, because of strong ticket sales and fan demand, additional dates were added, including shows in Sheffield, Belfast and Dublin, and extra nights on existing legs of the tour.
4. The concerts are full of ’90s nostalgia, with Five performing many of their biggest hits such as: Everybody Get Up. If Ya Gettin’ Down, When The Lights Go Out, Keep On Movin’, We Will Rock You, and Let’s Dance. Fans can expect energetic performances, classic choreography, and a party atmosphere celebrating their legacy.
5. Tickets for the original UK tour went on general sale in March 2025, with pre-sales early in the week before. The tour has been widely reported as selling very well, reflecting strong ongoing fan interest in the band’s music and reunion.
6. So far, the reunion focuses on live performances of their classic catalogue; there hasn’t been a major announcement about a new studio album tied directly to the tour. Members have expressed excitement about the reunion and the energy from fans, with hints that they’re enjoying the experience and considering what could come after the tour.
7. As well as the Keep On Movin’ 2025 Tour, Five has also shared that they are planning to do a string of summer shows in 2026. These include Mighty Hoopla in London on May 31, Summer Fest at the Beach in West-Super-Mar on June 6, Isle of Wight Festival in Newport between June 18-21 and an appearance at Newmarket Racecourses on June 19. They’ll also be appearing at Live at the Marquee in Cork on June 24, at Discovery Festival in Dundee on July 26 and at Trentham Live in Staffordshire on August 22.

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