British pop group S Club are reportedly planning a comeback arena tour, despite a fallout with member Hannah Spearritt and the death of singer Paul Cattermole. The band, originally S Club 7, was formed in 1998 by Simon Fuller and includes original members Tina Barrett, Jon Lee, Bradley McIntosh, Jo O'Meara, and Rachel Stevens.
According to reports, Rachel, Jo, and Tina have committed to the tour, with concerts planned for February 2027 at arena-sized venues across the UK. Bradley has also agreed, and the band is trying to persuade Hannah to join. Hannah was ousted from the 2023 tour after selling an interview about Paul, breaking a band agreement to remain silent until his cause of death was revealed.
An insider told the Daily Mail: 'There is so much excitement about this tour. They have a huge fan base and a very loyal following so S Club would be thrilled to perform to them again.' The source added: 'It will also be a fantastic way to once again remember Paul, who they so desperately miss.'
The news comes weeks after Jon Lee shared a cryptic post on social media, hinting at big plans. He wrote a nostalgic message and ended with the hashtag '@SCLUB 2026!' tagging bandmates Rachel, Tina, Jo, and Bradley.
S Club initially split in 2003, reunited for Children in Need in 2014, and later embarked on a UK arena tour. They have sold over 10 million albums worldwide and won two BRIT Awards. In 2023, they released 'These Are the Days', their first new single in 20 years, as a tribute to Paul Cattermole, who died in April 2023 at age 46.
