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S Club Announces First-Ever USA & Canada Tour - See the 2023 Dates!

The S Club Party is coming to the States!

The “Bring It All Back” superstars revealed on Tuesday (September 12) that they’ll be making their first-ever trek across North America this fall.

“We’re bringing The Good Times Tour to the USA & Canada!!! 🇺🇸🇨🇦✈️😍,” they announced.

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“We’re so excited to announce that for the first time ever we’ll be touring outside of the UK. We can’t wait to have an S Club Party with you across North America for 7 special shows! ✨” they added.

Tickets will go on-sale on Friday (September 15) at 10 a.m. local venue time. For all the ticket info, head to sclub7.co.uk.

Over the summer, the band released a new song called “These Are The Days” in honor of their late bandmate, Paul Cattermole , who sadly passed away earlier this year.

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After 25 years, S Club is bringing it all back to the stage with their 'Good Times' tour

There ain't no party like an S Club party — and U.S. fans are about to find out once again.

The year was 1999 and seven British singers — consisting of Tina Barrett, Jon Lee, Bradley McIntosh, Jo O’Meara, Rachel Steven, Hannah Spearritt and the late Paul Cattermole — were cruising in Miami, enjoying the beach life while performing choreographed moves and singing, “ Don’t stop, never give up/Hold your head high and reach the top/Let the world see what you have got, ” from their debut single “ Bring It All Back .”

If you were a ‘90s kid, S Club (then known as S Club 7) was the catchy and bubbly girl/guy group that not only filled the airwaves but your TV screen with their series “S Club 7 in Miami,” in which they played fictionalized versions of themselves.

“We’ve been going through a lot of old footage recently,” Lee, sitting next to Barrett, Lee, McIntosh, O’Meara and Stevens, tells TODAY.com via Zoom in England. “So that’s brought back loads of fond memories — some that have been forgotten, actually, in the back of my mind somewhere.”

S Club is embarking on the U.S. and Canada leg of their "Good Times" tour in November 2023.

The five singers are all in their pre-show attire, consisting of casual T-shirts and jeans, before they get glammed up in bright-colored leotards for the ladies and sequins for the guys.

"We've actually been wearing less clothes than we've ever worn, you know, but in a classy way. It's very glam," Barrett says, adding that Beyoncé and Jennifer Lopez were their inspiration.

Lounging on velvet dark grey couches backstage ahead of their show, they will take the stage in just hours to perform their biggest hits to screaming fans. The nostalgia runs deep for the group and the early aughts.

Bringing it all back to the stage and their fans

Twenty-five years since they debuted, the five members reunited to celebrate their anniversary milestone with their “S Club: The Good Times Tour.” They’re also honoring their late group member Cattermole, who died of heart-related issues in April at the age 46, less than two months after they announced the reunion tour . Spearritt is not participating.

After releasing their debut album, “S Club,” in October 1999, their show continued to air on Fox Family (now Freeform) for four seasons until 2002. Four albums later, hit singles like “S Club Party,” “Natural” and “Never Had a Dream Come True,” which reached No. 10 on the U.S. Billboard Chart, along with various TV and film projects, they called it quits in 2003. S Club reunited in various capacities over the last two decades, but this was meant to be their full comeback.

“You never really know,” Steven says about reuniting. “We reunited in 2015, and then things bubbled up every now and again. But this being our 25th anniversary, we got an email from (group creator) Simon Fuller, and it’s all about timing, isn’t it? We’re all in that place where we were just really ready to come back ... There’s so much love, and that nostalgia for people I think is really important right now and it was the perfect time.”

A reunion tour was a year in the making — and filled with heartbreak

Planning for the 25th anniversary tour began in November 2022 while the official news was announced in February of this year. At the time, all seven original members were on board and only touring in Europe in October. They later announced dates in the U.S. and Canada, which have since been rescheduled for 2024.

On April 7, the group revealed Cattermole’s death in a statement shared on their social media. A month later, the five members shared tearful memories of their “brother” while announcing that Spearritt wasn’t going to be joining the tour. They also renamed it “The Good Times Tour” in tribute to Cattermole, who sang “Good Times” on their third album.

S Club paying tribute to Paul during their show.

The group shares — and as fans have seen on their social media — that there’s a section of the show that’s dedicated to Cattermole.

“It’s old footage and things like that, which is really emotional and a lot of fans have found it very emotional at the same time,” Lee says. “It’s a celebration of him rather than, it’s not doom and gloom.”

"Paul has been such a massive part in this tour in every single way." Rachel Stevens

Stevens adds that Cattermole has been “such a massive part in this tour in every single way” and that he’s always on their mind.

O’Meara remembers getting “quite emotional” during the opening night of the tour on Oct. 12 in Manchester, England.

“Just before we actually walked out to that crowd, because I think that’s when it suddenly sort of hit all of us, like, ‘Wow, there’s a lot of people out there and they’re still screaming out for S Club,’” she says. “It can get quite overwhelming sometimes, I think we just feel so lucky.”

These are the days we’ll always remember

Aside from reminiscing on their early days and being back on stage, there's a new generation of S Clubers. The ladies are now mothers and are excited for their children to see them on stage.

"I'm really excited because this is gonna be the first time Roman is seeing me on stage with the band and on this scale," Barrett says of her 7-year-old son. "So he's really excited."

Stevens echoes the sentiments when it comes to her two daughters, Amelie, 12, and Minnie, 9. O'Meara is also mother to 15-year-old son Lenny. They brought out their kids to their Oct. 27 show in London.

Earlier this year, S Club released their first song in 20 years titled “These Are The Days” in honor of Cattermole. Pretty soon, fans will get even more new music.

“There will definitely be new music next year. We don’t know what it is yet, but that’s something we’ve all talk about,” Lee teases, with Barrett adding, “And we’ve always done TV stuff. So yeah, maybe a documentary, who knows.”

In the meantime, the singers are excited to come back to the U.S. “and connect with the American fans,” McIntosh says.

There will definitely be good times and maybe a few tears during the show.

It's been a year of reflection and taking care of one's mental and physical health, they say. But above all else, they've enjoyed spending the family they've created.

“As a group, I think we now are closer than we’ve ever been. Before, it was our job, it was our life, but after 20 years you realize we’re connected together forever for the rest of our lives,” Lee says.

“There’s only seven people in the world that know what it’s like to be in S Club 7 and we’re the guys. We always had that connection with each other and I think we sort of, now that we’re older, time has passed, we realized that we are this little family.”

Catch S Club's 'The Good Times Tour' in the US and Canada

S Club were originally scheduled to tour in the U.S. and Canada in November following their Europe dates. However, due to unforeseen circumstances, the group had to postpone their tour and announced rescheduled dates.

Feb. 16, 2024: Toronto, Ontario, Canada at Meridian Hall
Feb. 18, 2024: Boston, Massachusetts at Roadrunner
Feb. 20: 2024: New York, New York at Terminal 5
Feb. 22, 2024: Chicago, Illinois at Rosemont Theatre
Feb. 27, 2024: Los Angeles, California at The Orpheum Theatre

The S Club concert originally scheduled for Nov. 6 at Dolby Theatre has been cancelled and moved to The Orpheum Theatre on Feb. 27, 2024. All existing ticketholders for the Dolby Theatre will be refunded and are encouraged to repurchase tickets to The Orpheum Theatre. Tickets for The Orpheum Theatre will go on sale on Friday, Nov. 10, and existing Dolby Theatre ticketholders will receive further information via email.

Additionally, the S Club concerts on Nov. 5 at The Warfield and Nov. 14 at Franklin Music Hall have been cancelled. People who purchased tickets via AXS online or by phone will be issued an automatic refund to the credit card you used to purchase. Otherwise, refunds are available at your original point of purchase.

Liz Calvario is a Los Angeles-based reporter and editor for TODAY.com who covers entertainment, pop culture and trending news.

S Club 7 Announce North American Dates of 25th Anniversary ‘Good Times’ Reunion Tour

North American fans of 2000’s Pop ensemble S Club 7 felt left out of the S Club party when the sevensome unexpectedly announced a 25th anniversary reunion tour earlier this year.

In response to the overwhelming demand to bring the trek across the Atlantic, the ‘ Bring It All Back’ hitmakers – comprised of surviving members Jon, Tina, Bradley, Rachel, and Jo – took to social media to announce they’ll be delivering fan favorites like ‘Never Had a Dream Come True,’ ‘You’re My Number One,’ ‘Natural,’ ‘Two in a Million ,’ and more to stages Stateside.

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Taking to Instagram earlier this month, the group reported they’re set to bring ‘The Good Times Tour’ to the USA & Canada across 7 shows kicking off November 5 .

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This was announced 2 weeks ago. A little on this…And also Aqua is doing a Barbie World Tour in North America in November as well. It’s so crazy that S Club has never toured in US but did their TV show in Miami, LA & Hollywood. And 5ive & All Saints need to do a North America tour next!

A little *late* on this….

All Saints are so good. They are totally different from S Club 7. Their sound was much more mature since their first release. They have such a nice catalogue, I’d definitely go see them live if I could.

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S Club – These Are The Days

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S Club Good Times Tour Setlist in Full 2023: Songs for concert at Manchester AO Arena

We all know there ain't no party like an S Club Party .

This month, S Club will celebrate 25 years in music by taking their biggest hits on the road. From debut Number 1 single Bring It All Back to disco delight Don't Stop Movin' , karaoke classic Reach and everything in between, Jo O'Meara, Bradley McIntosh, Rachel Stevens, Tina Barrett and Jon Lee are set to play sold-out arenas across the UK and Ireland on The Good Times Tour.

The group - currently a five-piece following the departure of Hannah Spearritt - explain that the tour will pay tribute to their late bandmate Paul Cattermole , who tragically died in March 2023 aged 46.

If you're heading along to one of the shows, check out everything you need to know below - from expected setlist inclusions to stage times and S Club's support act Now United.

MORE: See where every S Club 7 song and album has charted in the UK

S club's the good times tour setlist 2023: what songs will the band perform.

The group are yet to reveal their setlist ahead of The Good Times Tour's opening night at Manchester's AO Arena on October 12.

However, we have had some teasers.

We'll no doubt be expecting to see such hits as Never Had a Dream Come True , Natural and Two in a Million on tour, and we'd put money on the group's brand-new reunion single These Are The Days getting a spot on the setlist, too.

But which deep cuts will we be getting?

Speaking to exclusively to Official Charts recently, Jo and Bradley ruled out the prospect of a five-piece performance Sunshine album track Good Times, from which the tour takes its name, given Paul's prominent lead vocal. The pair cited that it simply 'wouldn't feel right.'

Speaking on setlist options, Jo explained: "The setlist is coming along well. We did put it out to the fans, asking what they’d want to see, and we’ve been inundated. We’re going to be on stage for about eight hours [laughs]. We’re trying to take on board everything the fans have asked for, compact it all in and all the hits will be in there too, of course."

Oh, and Bradley reckons Perfect Christmas should be on there. Brilliant.

MORE: Read our exclusive interview with S Club here

On their 2015 reunion tour, each member performed a solo track; including a Sweet Dreams My LA Ex and Some Girls medley from Rachel Stevens. Could we expect the same this time around? Time will tell.

What are S Club's The Good Times UK and Ireland tour dates?

12 October 2023 - AO Arena, Manchester, England

13 October 2023 - M&S Bank Arena, Liverpool, England

14 October 2023 - Utilita Arena, Sheffield, England

16 October 2023 - 3Arena, Dublin, Ireland

18 October 2023 - OVO Hydro Arena, Glasgow, Scotland

19 October 2023 - Utilita Arena, Newcastle, England

20 October 2023 - First Direct Arena, Leeds, England

21 October 2023 - AO Arena, Manchester, England

23 October 2023 - International Arena, Cardiff, Wales

24 October 2023 - Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham, England

26 October 2023 - Utilita Arena, Birmingham, England

27 October 2023 - The O2, London, England

28 October 2023 - The O2, London, England (matinee)

28 October 2023 - The O2, London, England

29 October 2023 - Utilita Arena, Birmingham, England

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Who are s club's the good times tour support act now united.

Also signed to Simon Fuller's XIX Management alongside S Club, Now United (sometimes known as NU) are a nine-piece global pop group. Formed in Los Angeles, California in 2017, the band is made up of members Desirée Silva, Lamar Morris, Mélanie Thomas, Nour Ardakani, Sabina Hidalgo, Savannah Clarke, Sina Deinert, Zane Carter and Sofya Plotnikova.

Where can I buy S Club The Good Times Tour merch?

You can pick up tour merch from the designated official stands at each venue.

Who is S Club's The Good Times Tour Musical Director Simon Ellis?

S Club's long-standing Musical Director Simon Ellis has once again worked with the group on arrangements for their 2023 tour. Also known for his work with Britney Spears , Spice Girls and Westlife , he's someone the band are excited to have on board.

Jo told us: "He’s worked on all of our tours, so we already know the music’s going to be sensational. That’s not even in question. It wouldn’t have been the same doing a tour without Simon."

Bradley added: "With every tour we’ve done, the well-known songs like Bring It All Back and S Club Party have been slightly amended each time. He knows what we’ve done, what we haven’t and where to take it next to keep things fresh."

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S Club 7 announce 25th anniversary UK and Ireland arena tour

"We hope everyone can join us for one big party!!"

S Club 7 have announced that they will be returning for a reunion tour in celebration of their 25th anniversary.

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‘The S Club 7 Reunited tour’ will see the group’s seven members – Bradley McIntosh, Hannah Spearritt, Jo O’Meara, Jon Lee, Paul Cattermole, Rachel Stevens and Tina Barrett – head out across the UK and Ireland.

The 11-date tour begins at Liverpool’s M&S Bank Arena on October 13, with the group visiting Dublin, Glasgow, Cardiff and more before finishing at London’s The O2 on October 28.

In a statement about their comeback, the band said: “After eight years it feels amazing to announce that we’re reuniting and performing together again. We’re so excited to bring the S Club Party back to our fans across the country to celebrate 25 years of S Club 7.

“We can’t even believe it’s been so long! Music and friendship have always been at the core of everything that we’ve ever done. We hope everyone can join us for one big party!!”

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Tickets for the tour will go on sale at 10am on Friday, February 17. See full dates below and find tickets here .

OCTOBER 13 – Liverpool, M&S Bank Arena 14 – Sheffield, Utilita Arena 16 – Dublin, 3Arena 18 – Glasgow, OVO Hydro 19 – Newcastle, Utilita Arena 20 – Leeds, First Direct Arena 21 – Manchester, AO Arena 23 – Cardiff, International Arena 24 – Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena 26 – Birmingham, Utilita Arena 28 – London, The O2

S Club 7 were created by former Spice Girls manager Simon Fuller in 1998, rising to fame thanks to the success of their own BBC television series, Miami 7 .

Collectively, they amassed four UK number one singles with ‘Bring It All Back’, ‘Never Had a Dream Come True’, ‘Don’t Stop Movin’, and ‘Have You Ever’, as well as the UK number one album ‘7’.

The band reunited in 2014 with the original line-up and embarked on a tour for 2015, but disbanded again shortly after to pursue individual projects.

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AO Arena, Manchester Shadows from the recent death of Paul Cattermole are acknowledged but do not hamper the bright, bouncy fun

P op music rarely makes us think about mortality. But it’s something that hangs heavily over S Club tonight, the teenage pop group who came to prominence as S Club 7 on the 90s kids TV show Miami 7, who now return after the sudden death of member Paul Cattermole at 46 earlier this year.

With Hannah Spearritt leaving the group, S Club come back as five, stepping out in glittery bright outfits with each member in blue, red, yellow, pink and green – almost recalling the Power Rangers. Which feels apt, because this is very much a plunge back in time to the era of Saturday morning kids TV as pop phenomenon.

The opening S Club Party reminds us there’s no party like an S Club party but it’s one that’s feeling a little dated and tired. The choreographed dance moves are very old school and there’s lots of gesturing, waving and blowing kisses to the audience, while it becomes clear the backing track they all sing on top of is going to be doing a hell of a lot of heavy lifting.

Reach for the stars … Rachel Stevens, Jo O'Meara, and Tina Barrett.

There are plenty of moments of bright, bubbly, bouncy fun; be it the 60s girl group swing of You’re My Number One, the funk-pop of Bring the House Down, or the disco-indebted Don’t Stop Movin’ – which acts as a potent reminder of its once inescapable ubiquity.

An extensive video tribute to Cattermole marks the halfway point as S Club return dressed in black. “We miss you every single day,” says Bradley McIntosh, holding back tears, before they “bring it back for Paul” via the school disco anthem Bring It All Back.

Production-wise, this isn’t a blockbuster pop show. There’s a staircase the band walk up and down a bit, a sliding door they enter in and out of, and some fairly basic visuals and lights. It’s not explosive, dynamic or unpredictable but familiar, safe, and reliable. But perhaps this is intentional. Existing to soothe and comfort, and to reinstate a feeling of vigour, hope and optimism after a period, for fans and members, of turbulence and loss.

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S Club is coming to Toronto on their Good Times Tour as '90s revival persists

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With '90s dance parties now all the rage , NSYNC debuting on Hot Ones , Modrobes potentially making a comeback , and Nelly , Aqua , Creed , Blink-182 and others playing shows again, you may be asking what year we're in (or, rather, "what's my age again?").

For those eager to deny the harsh realities of 2023 and return to a simpler time when Pop Up Video reigned, and skirts were revoltingly worn over pants — another '00s style that is having a renaissance, by the way — it's been a great few months.

Yet another hit band from our youth is about to make it even better with their unexpected but perhaps inevitable return.

S Club, formerly known as S Club 7 ( RIP Paul ), has announced a new world tour called the Good Times Tour, which promises to let us wax nostalgic about better days this fall.

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It's the first time the group will be bringing its party (to which no other party can compare, as we all know) to North America after a quick jaunt around the U.K. and Ireland.

After 15 shows across the pond, including three in London, the singers will be heading to the U.S., starting with a show in San Francisco on November 5. The final show, and only Canadian date, will be at Toronto's Meridian Hall on November 16.

For whatever reason, the concert's promotion has been fairly low-key, and there are still tons of tickets available starting at $74 plus taxes and fees.

Though they may be quite a lot older than we remember, Rachel, Jon, Tina, Jo and Bradley will surely be singing and dancing their hearts out to S Club Party, Bring It All Back and more 20+-year-old hits, making a must-see event for any diehard fans.

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IF you were a kid in the 90s, then the S Club Good Times reunion tour is like going to a party on memory lane.

The band members, all now in their mid-forties, have been reliving their youth, performing all the old dance routines from their chart-topping heyday.

Rachel Stevens still looks ravishing in red, but that hasn't stopped the trolls

But now cruel trolls have commented on recent footage from the new S Club 7 reunion tour, criticising their dance moves and slamming them for being past their sell-by date.

Commenting on Instagram, one said: “Its like going to an over 55’s exercise class.’

Another said: “Looks like they all stopped moving to the funky beat.”

Meanwhile another said: “They look like Teletubbies.”

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The band consisting of seven singers, including - Rachel Stevens , Jo’ O’Meara, Hannah Spearritt, Bradley McIntosh, Jon Lee and the late Paul Cattermole were put together in 1999 by pop Svengali Simon Fuller and told more than 10 million records worldwide.

They rose to fame through the children's’ TV series Miami 7 that was broadcast first on CBBC between April and July 1999.

The members played fictional versions of themselves and each episode would perform one of their catchy pop tunes. The show was also popular in the US and was broadcast on Fox Family. By the year 2000, it had been sold to 100 countries and viewed by 90 million people.

Alongside the success of the show, they released their debut single Bring it All Back which soared to Number 1 in the UK singles chart and the album went platinum.

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At the 2000 Brit Awards they picked up the gong for British Breakthrough Act and Hasbro announced a licensing to bring out S- Club dolls.

In 2001 their lead single Don’t Stop Movin earned them their second BRIT Award for best British single. They also went on a tour of the UK and then flew to the US to film their television show, Hollywood 7.

By 2002 Paul Cattermole had quit the band due to frustration with the management, and so the band was renamed S Club.

They went on to record their forth studio album Seeing Double and also starred in a children’s fantasy film of the same name.

But by 2003 the tension in the band had bubbled to the service, as member Hannah Spearritt spoke out about how they’d only been paid £150,000 a year compared to their manager Simon Fuller who’d coined in 75 million from their talents.

Indeed Hannah Spearritt’s parents reportedly hired lawyers to try to win back payments owed to the band by Simon and his management company.

After they split in 2003, the artists embarked on solo projects before reuniting in 2014 for BBC Children in Need Telethon where they performed a medley of their best songs including Don’t Stop, Reach and Bring it All Back.

Then in February 2023 the group announced on the One Show that they would reform in October of that year.

But in April 2023, tragedy struck, when Cattermole was found dead at his Dorset home, age 46. It later transpired that he'd died from a litany of heart complications.

Following his death The Greatest Hits of S Club Seven reached number 7 in the UK album download charts.

Rumours of a Feud

Following the anticipation of their reunion, It then came to light that Spearritt would not join them on the Good Times tour, after reports that shed been struggling with her mental health.

She later told The Sun, that she'd not heard from the band members since announcing her unexpected decision to quit the tour.

Responding to rumours of a feud, Rachel Stevens said:

“We have shared so many amazing experiences together, but it is whatever people decide to do individually.

“Something you learn as you grow up is to respect people’s decisions and respect people’s differences.

“What has been really special about coming back together as a band is not only celebrating what we have achieved, but I think S Club brings people a lot of joy and the music is so happy.

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“We just have to respect that everyone is different and has different journeys — we support people no matter what.”

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