Yahoo News Busted tour: How to buy tickets for comeback shows
The stars are hitting the road later this year
Busted have confirmed they are getting together for a tour to mark their 20th anniversary.
Band members Matt Willis, Charlie Simpson and James Bourne have announced the launch of a new album, Loser Kid 2.0, and a string of shows.
"Busted is back," they wrote, telling fans: "A decade is a long time, two decades is an even longer time. We can’t wait to see you."
The singers added the hashtag "#Busted20".
Busted 2023 UK tour dates
Busted will hit the road in September, kicking off with a performance at Pavilions in Plymouth on 2 September.
Other tour stops along the way include Cardiff, Bournemouth, Newcastle, Manchester and Aberdeen.
The stars will play a show at the O2 in London on 10 September.
Hanson, New Hope Club and The Tyne will support the group.
The band's Loser Kid 2.0, which will apparently feature reworked versions of old hits, will be unveiled on 14 April.
See the full list of UK tour dates below:
September 2 – Plymouth, Pavilions
September 3 – Cardiff, International Arena
September 5 – Swansea, Arena
September 6 – Bournemouth, BIC
September 7 – Brighton, Centre
September 9 – Birmingham, Utilita Arena
September 10 – London, The O2
September 12 – Bridlington, Spa
September 15 – Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena
September 16 – Newcastle, Utilita Arena
September 17 – Leeds, First Direct Arena
September 19 – Aberdeen, P&J Live
September 20 – Glasgow, OVO Hydro
September 22 – Liverpool, M&S Bank Arena
September 24 – Manchester, AO Arena
How to buy tickets
Tickets for the concerts go on sale via Ticketmaster at 9am today.
When did Busted start out?
Busted unveiled their debut self-titled album in 2002 and went on to have hits including Air Hostess and What I Go To School For.
They went their separate ways in 2005 and each member pursued solo careers.
From 2013 Willis and Bourne formed a supergroup with McFly called McBusted.
Simpson rejoined the band in 2015.
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