Some of the 90s biggest boy bands are reuniting for a joint tour next year.
5ive, A1, Damage and 911 will hit the road together for The Boys Are Back Tour, which calls at Manchester's O2 Apollo in March 2020.
Chart favourites 5ive were formed in 1997 by the same team behind the Spice Girls and sold more than 20 million records, including smash hit singles Everybody Get Up, Got the Feelin' and Slam Dunk da Funk.
The band reformed for the ITV series The Big Reunion in 2013 and sold out their own headline tour of the UK in 2014. The current line up includes three original members: Ritchie Neville, Sean Conlon and Scott Robinson.
British-Norwegian pop group A1 - Ben Adams, Paul Marazzi, Mark Read and Christian Ingebrigtsen - had their first breakthrough in the UK in 1999 and notched up a string of international top 10 hits including their cover of A-ha's Take On Me.
R&B group Damage found fame with singles including Love II Love and Forever in the mid-90s and released two albums before splitting in 2001. Originally a five-piece, Jade Jones, Rahsaan Bromfield, Andrez Harriott and Noel Simpson reformed as a quartet without bandmate Coreé Richards to appear in The Big Reunion.
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Completing the 90s nostalgia party are 911, whose three original members Lee Brennan, Jimmy Constable and Simon 'Spike' Dawburn are back together to perform hits including Bodyshakin' and Party People...Friday Night.
The tour comes to Manchester's O2 Apollo on Friday March 6, 2020. Tickets are on sale now from nvite.com .
