Blue - The Amp
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Blue - 25th Anniversary Tour
The Blue boys are back in town! Simon Webbe, Duncan James, Antony Costa and Lee Ryan are ready to make new memories with the release their all-new studio album ‘Reflections’ on January 9th 2026 – the first taste of which comes with today’s lead single ‘One Last Time’.
Song sung Blue: the boyband who were boy fans’ not-so-guilty secret are back. And, as proved by the tracks already trailed from their upcoming seventh album, they’re as ambitious, adventurous and up-for-it as they were when they started out 25 years ago, when Blue were the edgier, more street-real counterparts to their polished, put-together (in both senses) rivals.
With Reflections, Antony Costa, Duncan James, Lee Ryan and Simon Webbe are doing just that: reflecting on their shared history, their partnership, their friendship. On their passion for their band that means all four original members are still standing strong. On a quarter-century career that encompasses three consecutive UK #1 albums (All Rise, One Love, Guilty); 11 Top 10 singles including the #1 smashes ‘Too Close’, ‘If You Came Back’ and ‘Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word’ (with Elton John); enduring Noughties pop classics ‘One Love’ and ‘All Rise’; and two BRIT Awards (British Breakthrough Act 2002 and British Pop Act 2003).
The Amp is The Courtyard’s new pop-up venue dedicated to bigger and bolder live entertainment.
The Amp promises a vibrant new home for unforgettable experiences in Herefordshire throughout August.
The Courtyard is set to be ‘amplified’ next summer with the launch of a brand-new large-scale live performance venue – The Amp. Located on-site at The Courtyard in a Big Top structure, The Amp will seat around 1,400 people, making it Herefordshire’s largest live performance space.
The Blue boys are back in town! Simon Webbe, Duncan James, Antony Costa and Lee Ryan are ready to make new memories with the release their all-new studio album ‘Reflections’ on January 9th 2026 – the first taste of which comes with today’s lead single ‘One Last Time’.
Song sung Blue: the boyband who were boy fans’ not-so-guilty secret are back. And, as proved by the tracks already trailed from their upcoming seventh album, they’re as ambitious, adventurous and up-for-it as they were when they started out 25 years ago, when Blue were the edgier, more street-real counterparts to their polished, put-together (in both senses) rivals.
With Reflections, Antony Costa, Duncan James, Lee Ryan and Simon Webbe are doing just that: reflecting on their shared history, their partnership, their friendship. On their passion for their band that means all four original members are still standing strong. On a quarter-century career that encompasses three consecutive UK #1 albums (All Rise, One Love, Guilty); 11 Top 10 singles including the #1 smashes ‘Too Close’, ‘If You Came Back’ and ‘Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word’ (with Elton John); enduring Noughties pop classics ‘One Love’ and ‘All Rise’; and two BRIT Awards (British Breakthrough Act 2002 and British Pop Act 2003).
The Amp is The Courtyard’s new pop-up venue dedicated to bigger and bolder live entertainment.
The Amp promises a vibrant new home for unforgettable experiences in Herefordshire throughout August.
The Courtyard is set to be ‘amplified’ next summer with the launch of a brand-new large-scale live performance venue – The Amp. Located on-site at The Courtyard in a Big Top structure, The Amp will seat around 1,400 people, making it Herefordshire’s largest live performance space.
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Where is it happening?
The Courtyard, Edgar Street, HR4 9JR Hereford, United Kingdom, 101 Edgar Street, Hereford, HR4 9JR, United Kingdom
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Host or PublisherThe Courtyard Hereford
