BLUE SHARE THE NEW SINGLE ‘WASTE MY LOVE’
LISTEN HERE
FROM THE NEW ALBUM ‘REFLECTIONS’
OUT JANUARY 9TH – PRE-ORDER / PRE-SAVE HERE
2026 UK AND EUROPEAN TOUR HAS AGAIN BEEN EXPANDED WITH FOURTEEN EXTRA SHOWS
| The reaction to Blue’s latest single ‘One Last Time’ proves that interest in the boy band turned man band is as intense as ever, not just in the UK but Worldwide. Premiered by Scott Mills, the single was subsequently playlisted on Radio 2 while new waves of attention followed with numerous high profile TV, radio and press interviews as well as key international streaming playlists. Their 2026 UK and European headline tour has also taken on a life of its own and is now extended to 43 dates with numerous shows sold-out six months in advance. Back on a high, Blue now share the follow-up ‘Waste My Love’ ahead of the January 9th release of their new album ‘Reflections’. A German theatre tour sold out so quickly that an Arena tour has now been added for the Autumn of 2026 alongside Arena shows in Italy. ‘Waste My Love’ is prime Blue revamped for 2025. Their silky four-way vocal harmonies are the star of the show, backed by a piano-led, beat-heavy take on their inimitable cocktail of R&B, soul and pop. And as with some of their most famous moments, ‘Waste My Love’ overflows with romance but also a touch of melancholy. Listen HERE. Blue commented, “‘Waste My Love’ is an R&B track reflecting the golden era of 2000s soul — nostalgic yet refreshed with today’s production and emotion.” ‘Waste My Love’ and ‘One Last Time’ combine to show that ‘Reflections’ has everything it takes to stand alongside Blue’s blockbuster era. It was a time which saw them score three consecutive UK #1 albums – ‘All Rise’, ‘One Love’ and ‘Guilty’ – alongside eleven Top 10 singles including the #1 smashes ‘Too Close’, ‘If You Came Back’ and ‘Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word’ (with Elton John) as well as 2000s pop classics ‘One Love’ and ‘All Rise’. Along the way, Blue – still consisting of Simon Webbe, Duncan James, Antony Costa and Lee Ryan – also won two BRIT Awards. ‘Reflections’ is available to pre-order / pre-save HERE. The band’s official store offers exclusives in the shape of a signed splatter vinyl and a signed digipak CD, plus four cassette variants with a different member on the cover of each. Select retailer exclusives include a signed silver vinyl which features alternate artwork. Blue’s final shows this year come with nine dates spanning China, India and South-East Asia. 2026 then gets underway with a sold-out album signing tour, before their expansive UK and Europe headline tour commences in April. Remaining tickets for the tour dates, listed below, are available HERE. All UK shows feature special guests 911. JANUARY 2026 – ALBUM SIGNING TOUR – ALMOST SOLD-OUT 9th – Southampton, Vinilo (1pm) 9th – Brighton, Resident (6.15pm) 10th – London, Rough Trade West (2pm) 10th – Kingston, Banquet (6.30pm) 11th – Leeds, Crash Records (12pm) 11th – Nottingham, Rough Trade (6pm) 12th – Bury, Wax and Beans (6pm) 13th – Nantwich, Apple Stump (1pm) 13th – Liverpool, Jacaranda (6pm) 14th – Edinburgh, Assai (1pm) 14th – Glasgow, Assai (6pm) 15th – Newcastle, Reflex Records (5pm) APRIL 2026 – HEADLINE TOUR 7th – Oxford, New Theatre (LOW TICKETS) 8th – Bournemouth, BIC – Windsor Hall 9th – Torquay, Princess Theatre (LOW TICKETS) 11th – Cardiff, Motorpoint Arena 12th — Birmingham, Symphony Hall (SOLD OUT) 13th – Stoke, Regent 15th – London, Eventim Apollo Hammersmith 16th – London, Eventim Apollo Hammersmith 18th – Brighton, Centre (LOW TICKETS) 19th – Bristol, Beacon 20th – Bristol, Beacon (SOLD OUT) 22nd – Southend, Cliffs Pavilion (SOLD OUT) 23rd – Derby, Vaillant Live 25th – York, Barbican (SOLD OUT) 26th – Manchester, Bridgewater Hall (LOW TICKETS) 27th – Glasgow, Royal Concert Hall 29th – Newcastle, O2 City Hall 30th – Liverpool, Philharmonic MAY 2026 – HEADLINE TOUR 2nd – Berlin, Uber Eats Music Hall (SOLD OUT) 3rd – Munich, TonHalle (SOLD OUT) 5th – Hannover, Pavillon (SOLD OUT) 6th – Cologne, Palladium (SOLD OUT) 7th – Hamburg, Grosse Freiheit 36 (SOLD OUT) 10th – Tilburg, 013 Poppodium 11th – Brussels, Ancienne Belgique (SOLD OUT) 13th – Vienna, Gasometer (SOLD OUT) 15th – Luxembourg, Den Atelier (SOLD OUT) 17th – Ipswich, Regent Theatre (LOW TICKETS) 18th – Manchester, Opera House 19th – Hull, Connexin Live 21st – Bradford, Live 22nd – Wolverhampton, Civic Hall 23rd – Portsmouth, Guildhall NOVEMBER 2026 – HEADLINE TOUR 3rd – Munich, Zenith (JUST ADDED) 6th – Frankfurt, Jahrhunderthalle (JUST ADDED) 7th – Hamburg, Sporthalle (JUST ADDED) 8th – Dusseldorf, Mitsubishi Electric Halle (JUST ADDED) 10th – Leipzig, Haus Auensee (JUST ADDED) 12th – Padua, Gran Teatro Geox (JUST ADDED) 13th – Milan, Unipol Forum 14th – Milan, Unipol Forum 16th – Rome, Palazzo dello Sport (JUST ADDED) 19th – Stuttgart, Porsche Arena (JUST ADDED) |
