JLS confirm huge UK reunion tour for 2023 - where are they performing and where to get tickets?

Add boy band JLS to the list of pop nostalgia acts that are reforming for 2023, as the former X-Factor runner-ups are set to perform across the United Kingdom over the summer. Though not as long-awaited as S Club 7 or Blur’s upcoming reunion shows, fans are no less excited to see the group since their last tour in 2021.

Touted as “Everybody Say JLS – The Hits Tour,” the quartet is set to focus on some of their biggest hits throughout their career, including their platinum-selling singles Beat Again and Everyone In Love, which both climbed to the top of the UK Top 40 singles chart in 2009.

Taking to Twitter to make the announcement, the JLS boys tweeted “The suspense is over… We couldn’t be more excited to announce another UK and Ireland arena tour later this year. The last time out was totally surreal and we’ve been eagerly awaiting the right time to do it all over again!!

“Playing live and seeing our amazing fans is definitely the BEST part of being JLS, we can’t wait to see you” they continued, after alluding to a big announcement on their Twitter account earlier in the week. Social media sleuths may have had an idea about the tour before the announcement today, however.

Commenting on a social media post by a fan on Twitter reading “The boys posting on the JLS account better mean there’s a good announcement coming soon, because I miss them, I miss tour and everything,” band members Aston, 35, and JB, 36, gave their response to the Tweet in a video shared to Instagram. The duo read out the fan’s post before they raised their eyebrows and said ‘interesting.’

When are tickets on sale to see JLS on tour in 2023?

Tickets to see JLS will be on sale from March 3 2023 and will be made available through the band’s official website.

Where are JLS playing during their UK tour in 2023?

JLS have confirmed the following dates in the UK for their 2023 reunion show

• October 23 - Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena

• October 24 - Bournemouth, International Centre

• October 26 - Liverpool, M&S Bank Arena

• October 28 - Birmingham, Utilita Arena

• October 30 - Cardiff, Motorpoint Arena

• November 2 - Manchester, AO Arena

• November 3 - Glasgow, OVO Hydro

• November 4 - Newcastle, Utilita Arena

• November 6 - Brighton, Centre

• November 7 - Leeds, First Direct Arena

• November 9 - London, The O2

• November 10 - London, The O2

• November 11th - Sheffield, Utilita Arena