Blue: Live at Lincoln Castle

Blue are not only celebrating more than 25 years in the business, which has seen them consistently regarded as one of the UK’s best pop bands, but truly being back at the top of their game. 

This year saw the double BRIT Award winner’s release Reflections – the band’s stunning fourth studio album to hit the UK Top 5.  

With Reflections, Blue’s founder members Antony Costa, Duncan James, Lee Ryan and Simon Webbe are doing just that: reflecting on their shared history, their partnership, their friendship. On their passion for their band that means all four original members are still standing strong.  

Their quarter-century career encompasses three consecutive UK Number 1 albums (All Rise, One Love, Guilty); 11 Top 10 singles including the Number 1 smashes Too Close, If You Came Back and Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word (with Elton John); enduring Noughties pop classics One Love and All Rise, and two BRIT Awards (British Breakthrough Act 2002 and British Pop Act 2003). 

The tour celebrates the songs, stories and moments that have made Ronan one of the world’s most enduring entertainers, bringing the hits audiences have loved for decades into a new chapter, with fresh energy, renewed passion and the perspective of an artist who knows himself better than ever. 

Looking ahead to the tour, Ronan said: “I’ve been incredibly lucky to have spent more than three decades doing what I love. I’ve travelled the world, made records I’m enormously proud of and, most importantly, had audiences singing those songs back to me night after night. 

“The reason I’ve called this tour Just Getting Started is because I genuinely feel I’m entering a new chapter. I understand myself, my music and what I want to say more clearly than ever before, and I want to celebrate these songs with audiences in a way that feels fresh. I feel creatively energised, deeply grateful and more connected to what I do than ever, and I can’t wait to share that with people around the world.” 

Across Boyzone and a solo career, Ronan has sold 45 million records worldwide, including more than 20 million as a solo artist, across a catalogue of 21 albums. He holds a Guinness World Record for 30 consecutive UK Top 10 singles, surpassing the benchmark set by Elvis Presley.