Yahoo News McFly discuss what the future holds for the band after sold out comeback show
McFly recently announced they were back to business with a huge comeback show at London's o2.
On top of their live performance, the group are also releasing one song a week from now until the show in November. The tracks are ones they wrote for their sixth album in 2011, but put on hold after the success of McBusted.
Speaking to Digital Spy and others, Harry Judd said it wouldn’t just be a one-off show for the group.
"We've talked about after the show," he said.
"One of the things I said was I don't want the o2 show to finish and it's like, 'Ugh, now what?' The more we are hanging out the more we are talking about the future. That's what's so exciting. The plan is to keep moving forward."
Tom Fletcher added: "McFly is a force and we're really excited about what's to come next year and looking at the next album.
"We just needed to rule a line under these lost songs and fans asked us so much about album six. So whatever the next album is, we can't really put that out until we put these songs out."
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The group also spoke about how making music for them has changed since most of them have become parents, with Danny Jones adding an interesting tidbit about where inspiration strikes most these days.
"I do most of my songwriting in the car or in the shower," Tom said, with Danny adding: "Or pooing. Our most sensitive songs are written while having a poo."
If and when more McFly tickets become available before the big O2 gig, this is where you'll find them, so keep checking back.
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