Blue's 25th anniversary UK tour for 2026: Dates, tickets and venues revealed

24 February 2026, 13:54 | Updated: 26 February 2026, 04:54

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Blue are making a comeback for 2026 as part of their 25th anniversary celebrations. Picture: Getty
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Lee Ryan, Duncan James, Simon Webbe and Anthony Costa are going big as they mark more than two decades in the music industry.

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Boyband Blue first hit the charts with their debut single 'All Rise' in 2021 and now, 25 years later, they're ready to celebrate their huge music milestone.

Lee Ryan, Duncan James, Simon Webbe and Anthony Costa announced three huge pieces of news for the occasion in 2025: new music, a new album, and of course, a new tour.

Blue released their latest album Reflections in 2025, securing a UK number one in the process.

Blue on stage with their band name in lights behind them
Blue has confirmed a new single, album and tour. Picture: Getty

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Lee, Duncan, Anthony and Simon will be taking their anniversary tours across the UK as well as over to Europe. They began their tour in November 2025 in Asia before taking on Britain in April. This incudes venues in Oxford, Cardiff, Birmingham, Brighton, Southend, Manchester and Glasgow.

Blue will also play two dates in London on the tour before heading to Europe for May 2026.

Not only that, but fellow boyband legends 911 will be supporting the boys in the UK.

Most famous for songs including 'One Love', 'If You Come Back', 'Flyby' and 'Best In Me', fans of the foursome are very happy to hear of new music and a tour.

Blue tour
Blue tour. Picture: Blue

Tickets for the 25th anniversary tour are on sale now from here.

The dates are:

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
  • 19th - Bristol, Beacon
  • 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

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