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Liberty X fans can see noughties stars before reunion tour at music holiday weekend

The reunion tour will mark 25 years since Popstars and follows a Parkdean weekend with tickets from £164, organizers said.

  • Liberty will join the Boybands and Girlbands music weekend at Parkdean Resorts, with prices starting from £164 for three nights beginning November 6, offering fans a chance to see the band before their major reunion tour next year.
  • Commemorating 25 years since both bands formed on the TV talent show Popstars, Liberty will reunite with Hear'Say for the Popstars: The Originals tour, marking the first time the groups have performed together.
  • Hear'Say will perform with four of the original members, excluding Myleene Klass. Suzanne Shaw of the group said, "This is really big, and this is brand new again for us, so it's been really emotional."
  • General ticket sales open on October 16. The tour begins in Dublin before visiting Belfast, Bournemouth, Nottingham, Brighton, Cardiff, Birmingham, Leeds, Newcastle, Glasgow, London, Manchester and Liverpool.
  • Michelle Heaton of Liberty said performing "at this point in life after 25 years, it's really humbling." Jessica Taylor added, "It's really nice for us to be able to do this, for fun and for celebration.
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Liberty X fans can see noughties stars before reunion tour at music holiday weekend

Liberty X are among the noughties favourites taking part in a music-filled weekend later this year, giving fans a chance to see the band before they reunite with Hear'Say for their Popstars: The Originals tour next year.

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The Argus broke the news in Brighton, United Kingdom on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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