S Club tour setlist: what songs could group play at Liverpool's M&S Arena?

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S Club's The Good Times Tour continues throughout October

S Club fans were treated to all of their biggest hits in Liverpool last night.

The iconic pop group were on the road for The Good Times Tour throughout October. It was S Club's first tour in eight years and takes them to some of the largest venues in the country.

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It is a bittersweet tour after the death of Paul Cattermole earlier in 2023. The singer passed away at the age of 46 - and had been due to join the group for the tour.

S Club were joined by global pop group Now United - who have confirmed their latest lineup - throughout the tour. But what tracks can you expect on the setlist?

Here's all you need to know

What is S Club's tour setlist?

Fans can expect to hear plenty of their favourite S Club tracks from throughout the group's 25 year career on The Good Times Tour. The setlist for the show in Liverpool on Monday, 30 October - the final date on the tour - has now been confirmed.

According to Setlist.fm, S Club performed the following songs in Liverpool at the M&S Bank Arena on Monday, 30 October:

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  • Intro
  • S Club Party
  • Love Ain't Gonna Wait for You
  • You're My Number One
  • Natural
  • Sunshine
  • You
  • Stronger
  • Bring the House Down
  • Don't Stop Movin'
  • Friday Night
  • Good Times
  • Bring It All Back
  • Two in a Million
  • These Are The Days
  • Have You Ever
  • Alive
  • Reach
  • Never Had a Dream Come True
  • S Club Party

How long is an S Club show?

Fans heading to the remaining The Good Times Tour dates in the UK in October 2023 can expect to hear around 18 tracks - based on previous performances. But how long will S Club be on stage for?

The group's set lasted 90 minutes in Manchester on Saturday, 21 October. A support act performed first before S Club took to the stage at around 8.40pm, performing until 10.10pm

Expect similar timings for the concert in Cardiff on 23 October and on the remaining tour dates. Doors will open earlier in the night - but the exact time depends on the venue.

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