Blue in Germany. 25th Anniversary Tour

Name: Blue in Germany. 25th Anniversary Tour
Start: 2026-11-19T00:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-19T03:00:00+01:00
Location: Porsche-Arena

Thu, 19 Nov 2026

Porsche-Arena, Stuttgart, Germany

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Blue in Germany. 25th Anniversary Tour — Porsche-Arena, Stuttgart

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Blue performs in Stuttgart on Thursday, 19 November 2026 at Porsche-Arena as part of the band's European tour marking 25 years. This is one of five German dates the group is playing this autumn. Porsche-Arena is a modern multipurpose hall in the Neckarpark district, opened in 2006, hosting major concerts and entertainment events with capacity for up to 15,000 spectators. Tickets start from 63 €.

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About: Blue

Formed in London at the turn of the millennium, Lee Ryan, Duncan James, Antony Costa and Simon Webbe scored three consecutive UK number-one albums and sold over 16 million records globally. Their 25th anniversary world tour, backed by the 2026 album Reflections, brings the full original lineup back to the stage.

16M+

Records sold worldwide

UK number-one albums (All Rise, One Love, Guilty)

12×

Platinum certifications in the UK (first 3 albums + Best Of)

BRIT Awards won (British Breakthrough Act & British Pop Act)

What's new

2026-01
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.
2025-11
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.
2025-11
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.

Tour

OxfordBournemouthTorquayCardiffBirminghamLondonBrightonBristolDerbyYorkManchesterGlasgowNewcastleLiverpoolIpswichParis

Tracks

All RiseDebut single (2001), reached #4 UK, #1 New Zealand; debut album of the same name hit #1 UK

One LoveTitle track of their 2002 #1 UK album, 4× platinum in the UK

Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest WordDuet with Elton John, #1 UK and Netherlands

Too CloseFirst UK #1 single (2001)

One Last TimeLead single from 2026 album Reflections

Blue in Germany. 25th Anniversary Tour

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