Blue are a British boyband formed in London in 2000, comprising Lee Ryan, Duncan James, Antony Costa and Simon Webbe. Their first three albums - All Rise (2001), One Love (2002) and Guilty (2003) - all reached number one in the UK, earning the group 12 platinum certifications and over 16 million record sales worldwide. Two-time BRIT Award winners, they are known for pop-R&B hits including 'All Rise', 'One Love' and a chart-topping duet with Elton John on 'Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word'. After a hiatus and several reunions, the band released their seventh studio album Reflections in January 2026 and launched a global 25th anniversary tour.
Blue's seventh studio album Reflections was released on 9 January 2026 via Cooking Vinyl, debuting at number one on the UK Album Downloads Chart and number two on the main UK Albums Chart.
Blue signed a worldwide deal with Cooking Vinyl ahead of their 25th anniversary, with the label releasing Reflections as the band's seventh studio album.
The 25th Anniversary Tour kicked off in Asia in November 2025, with dates in the Middle East (Kuwait City, Cairo, Dubai) before moving to the UK in April 2026.
Blue completed a 17-date UK leg of their 25th Anniversary Tour in April 2026, with support from fellow 2000s act 911.
Blue were announced as headliners for the Live At Chelsea open-air concert series at the Royal Hospital Chelsea on 11 June 2026.
British pop group Blue marks 25 years of their career with an anniversary tour. Performance in Bonn on 27 August 2026 at 19:00.
British boyband Blue celebrates its 25th anniversary with a tour in Germany. The group performs in Munich at the Zenit cultural hall.
British pop group Blue celebrates their 25th anniversary with a special world tour, including a show in Frankfurt.
British boy band Blue marks 25 years of their career with an anniversary tour. The legendary group returns to the stage with a full programme of their greatest hits.
British boy band Blue celebrates 25 years with an anniversary tour. The legendary group returns to the stage in Düsseldorf.
British boy band Blue marks 25 years with a European tour stop in Stuttgart.