Blue Return with “Waste My Love”: A modern spin on their classic R&B sound

British pop heavyweight Blue showcase his effortless musical prowess once again with his new single, “Wasting My Love”.

Acts as the latest track to be released from their upcoming seventh studio album “Reflections”, “Wasting My Love” is classic Blue reworked for 2025. Their signature four-part harmonies take center stage, gliding across a piano-driven, beat-laden fusion of R&B, soul and pop. True to some of their most iconic moments, the song is filled with romance – yet carries the familiar undercurrent of wistful melancholy.

Commenting on the single, the boys said in a joint statement: ““Wasting My Love” is an R&B track that reflects the golden era of 21st century soul — nostalgic yet refreshed with today’s production and emotion.”


Blue — Waste My Love (Official Visualizer)


“Reflections” promises to be Blue’s most progressive and personal project to date, as they blend poignant lyrics with slick harmonies and soaring melodies over a selection of bracing pop-bops and soulful ballads.

Scheduled for release on Friday, January 9, 2026 – and available to pre-order and pre-order on all major digital platforms NOW – the record features previous singles “One Last Time”as after the premiere on The Scott Mills Breakfast Showwas played on BBC Radio 2.

In support of the LP’s release, Blue 2026 will embark on a mammoth WORLD tour, including an extensive UK leg in April. In what promises to be a show filled with nostalgia and brand new music, the boys will be supported by fellow pop legends 911 in the UK, before heading over to Europe in May.

Demand for tickets has been so great that the tour has been extended to 43 dates with many shows selling out six months in advance.

Check out the full list of UK dates below:

7th – Oxford, New Theatre
8th – Bournemouth, BIC – Windsor Hall
9th – Torquay, Princess Theatre
11th – Cardiff, Motorpoint Arena
12th — Birmingham, Symphony Hall
13th – Stoke, Regent
15th – London, Eventim Apollo Hammersmith
16th – London, Eventim Apollo Hammersmith
18th – Brighton, Centre
20th – Bristol, Beacon
22nd – Southend, Cliffs Pavilion
23rd – Derby, Valiant Live
25th – York, Barbican
26th – Manchester, Bridgewater Hall
27th – Glasgow, Royal Concert Hall
29th – Newcastle, O2 City Hall
30th – Liverpool, Philharmonic


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