Pussycat Dolls bring PCD Forever tour to Liverpool with Lil' Kim
Pussycat Dolls bring PCD Forever tour to Liverpool with Lil' Kim

The Pussycat Dolls are heading back to Liverpool this weekend, with the iconic girl group set to perform at M&S Bank Arena tomorrow, Saturday, October 3. The show forms part of their PCD Forever reunion tour, which celebrates 20 years of their debut album.

Reunion tour hits Liverpool

Fans are just hours away from seeing Nicole Scherzinger, Ashley Roberts and Kimberley Wyatt back on stage together. The trio will perform some of the group's biggest hits, including Don't Cha, Buttons, Stickwitu and When I Grow Up.

The Liverpool show will also feature a very special guest in the form of legendary rapper Lil' Kim. Deja Vu are also listed as a support act for the M&S Bank Arena date, adding to what promises to be a packed night of pop and hip-hop.

Tour dates and venue history

The group has already begun its UK dates, with Liverpool following their shows in Birmingham, Nottingham and Leeds. The tour will then continue around the UK and Ireland before finishing in London later this month.

It marks a return to a venue the Pussycat Dolls know well. The group previously performed at the arena, then known as the ECHO Arena, on February 6, 2009, with a young Lady Gaga appearing as their opening act.

That 2009 Liverpool show was remembered for its energetic combination of hits, choreography and elaborate costumes. An ECHO reviewer highlighted I Don't Need a Man, When I Grow Up, I Hate This Part and Stickwitu among the night's standout performances.

Ticket details and age restriction

Tomorrow's show is scheduled to get underway at 7pm, with doors opening at 6pm. The venue says the concert is subject to a 14+ age restriction, with under-18s required to be accompanied by an adult.

Tickets for the Pussycat Dolls at M&S Bank Arena are currently available from £65, according to the venue, with no booking fees and the option to pay through Klarna. Ticketmaster currently lists the Liverpool show as having low availability, so fans looking to attend tomorrow's concert should check the remaining tickets as soon as possible.