S Club 7 announce comeback tour to mark 25 years
S Club 7 have announced they will reunite for a UK and Ireland tour this year, to mark their 25th anniversary.
Stevens said it was "special" to get the chance to bring their "joyful and positive" musical message back around. Bandmate Bradley McIntosh added it would be "great" to bring their tunes to a "younger generation", while Tina Barrett joked that the S Club Babies - young family members of the now 40-something group members - could support them on tour.
Originally created by former Spice Girls manager Simon Fuller in 1998, S Club 7 rose to fame by starring in their own BBC TV series, Miami 7 - a children's sitcom based on the lives of the group who had moved to Miami in search of fame. The second series was titled LA 7 after they moved to - you guessed it - Los Angeles.
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