90s Pop Legends 911 Announce 30th Anniversary UK Tour

Rising to fame in an age of dialed-in fandom and Top of the Pops superiority, 911 are now set to resume their heyday. The 90s boy band have announced a 30th anniversary UK tour to be rolled out later this year, marking three decades since their peak with a string of live dates in September, October and November 2026.

Best known for their glossy pop hooks and time-defining ballads, the trio – Lee Brennan, Jimmy Constable and Simon “Nail”Dawbarn – are tapping into a renewed wave of nostalgia while promising a show that goes beyond throwbacks. Spanning across the UK, the tour will celebrate their legacy with a setlist expected to mix fan favourites, deep cuts and a few surprises along the way. For a generation raised on CD singles and screaming crowds, the return of the 911 isn’t just a reunion – it’s a time capsule, reopened…

The tour will launch at The Platform in Morecambe on Thursday 24 September and will span a further 17 dates – including a London stop on Thursday 29 October – before culminating in a special final show in Middlesbrough on Friday 13 November.

Tickets for all gigs are on sale HERE!

Formed in the mid-90s at the height of the British boy band boom, 911 quickly became one of UK pop’s most reliable hitmakers, mixing slick harmonies with a string of chart-friendly ballads and upbeat singles.

The trio scored several top 10 hits, including the UK number one “A Little More”and built a devoted fan base through relentless touring and a polished, everyman appeal that set them apart from their contemporaries. They sold more than 10 million records worldwide and extended well beyond the UK, cementing their global pop footprint.

While their initial run waned in the early 2000s, 911’s influence has endured through the enduring appeal of their catalog and the nostalgia-driven resurgence of ’90s pop, with the group continuing to perform for multi-generational audiences and holding a firm place in the era’s pop canon.

911 – Don’t Make Me Wait (Official Music Video)

Then reformation for The big reunion In 2013, 911 created a second act defined by steady touring and an unexpected surge in international popularity, particularly in Southeast Asia. Reintroducing themselves to audiences old and new, the trio have maintained a consistent live presence while expanding their global reach far beyond their original UK fan base.

A key moment in this resurgence came with their single ‘I do’with Duc Phucwhich struck a chord overseas – climbing to number one in Vietnam and racking up millions of views online – signaling a renewed appetite for their sound and proving their staying power well into a new era of pop.

Ahead of their own tour, the boys return to the stage in April and May this year as special guests at Blue’s UK arena tour.