From becoming a global pop sensation boy band in 2000, Blue has returned with their new song, ‘Flowers‘.
Following on from their early 2026 seventh studio album, ‘Reflections‘, which reached number two on the music charts, Blue has now released their new single ‘Flowers‘, co-written by pop sensation Robbie Williams and Boots Ottestad.
The new track combines an upbeat harmony with lyrics filled with melancholy. It speaks on the reflections of actions and mistakes that have previously happened in a relationship, and now they sing about their regrets and wish they could turn back time.
It is a song which makes you want to rock out with Blue, especially because it features a rock-heavy chorus, which sets it apart from Blue’s early music releases in the 2000s, where they were pop-oriented. It seems from their last album to their newly released track, Blue are progressing with the times, embarking on a dance-pop and pop-rock era.
Blue’s Antony Costa says, “Having an icon like Robbie write a track for Blue was an honour. Robbie reached out to me a while back and said ‘I’ve got a song for Blue’ . We only got to record it recently, and thought it would be perfect to release for our 25th anniversary tour. It’s already sounding amazing in rehearsals with the live band – we can’t wait for you all to hear ‘Flowers’.”
The band is now embarking on their 25th anniversary tour, with band members Anthony Webb, Duncan James, Lee Ryan and Simon Webbe. UK dates extend beyond the core anniversary tour, which is underway, with close-up record store dates, select festivals and big outdoor shows. Meanwhile, international dates span Europe and also head as far afield as Tokyo, Dubai and Kuala Lumpur. Please see HERE for remaining tickets. The dates are:
APRIL
11th – Cardiff, Motorpoint Arena (LOW TICKETS)
12th — Birmingham, Symphony Hall (SOLD OUT)
13th – Stoke, Regent (LOW TICKETS)
15th – London, Eventim Apollo Hammersmith (LOW TICKETS)
16th – London, Eventim Apollo Hammersmith (LOW TICKETS)
18th – Brighton, Centre (LOW TICKETS)
19th – Bristol, Beacon (LOW TICKETS)
20th – Bristol, Beacon (LOW TICKETS)
22nd – Southend, Cliffs Pavilion (SOLD OUT)
23rd – Derby, Vaillant Live (LOW TICKETS)
25th – York, Barbican (SOLD OUT)
26th – Manchester, Bridgewater Hall (LOW TICKETS)
27th – Glasgow, Royal Concert Hall (LOW TICKETS)
29th – Newcastle, O2 City Hall (LOW TICKETS)
30th – Liverpool, Philharmonic (LOW TICKETS)
MAY
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)
9th – Ostrava, Arena
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 (SOLD OUT)
18th – Manchester, Opera House
19th – Hull, Connexin Live
21st – Bradford, Live
22nd – Wolverhampton, Civic Hall
23rd – Portsmouth, Guildhall
28th – Bratislava, Gopass Arena
29th – Hanover, Expo Plaza
JUNE
6th – Weston-super-Mare, Summer Fest At The Beach
7th – London, EartH
8th – Birmingham, O2 Institute
9th – Dundee, Fat Sams
11th – London, Live At Chelsea
12th – Plymouth, Discovery Festival
JULY
11th – Piacenza, Palazzo Farnese
12th – Villafranca di Verona, Castello Scaligero
13th – Sordevolo (Biella), Anfiteatro Giovanni Paolo II
16th – Norwich, Waterfront (early and evening shows – SOLD OUT)
17th – Cambridge, Junction (SOLD OUT)
18th – Leeds, Wardrobe (early and evening shows – SOLD OUT)
20th – Lancaster, Kanteena (early and evening shows – SOLD OUT)
21st – Liverpool, Baltic (early and evening shows – SOLD OUT)
22nd – Wrexham, The Rockin’ Chair (early and evening shows – SOLD OUT)
24th – Kingston, Circuit (early and evening shows – SOLD OUT)
25th – Southampton, Papillon (early and evening shows – SOLD OUT)
26th – Brighton, Chalk (SOLD OUT)
AUGUST
16th – Perth, Replay Festival
23rd – Hereford, The Amp – Courtyard Theatre
27th – Bonn, KUNST!RASEN
SEPTEMBER
5th – Hockenheim, GLÜCKSGEFÜHLE FESTIVAL
OCTOBER
24th – Cairo, Green River
25th – Dubai, Millennium Ampitheatre
30th – Istanbul, Volkswagen Arena
31st – Ankara, Congresium
NOVEMBER
3rd – Munich, Zenith
4th – Zürich, Halle 622
6th – Frankfurt, Jahrhunderthalle
7th – Hamburg, Sporthalle
8th – Dusseldorf, Mitsubishi Electric Halle
10th – Leipzig, Haus Auensee
12th – Padua, Gran Teatro Geox
13th – Milan, Unipol Forum
14th – Milan, Unipol Forum
16th – Rome, Palazzo dello Sport
19th – Stuttgart, Porsche Arena
20th – Paris, Casino de Paris
JANUARY 2027
19th – Tokyo, Spotify O-East
20th – Tokyo, Spotify O-East
22nd – Hong Kong, Tides
27th – Kuala Lumpur, Keep KL
Why not check out their tour dates, and also why not check out their new single ‘Flowers‘ now?