I’m not booking until I’ve seen the setlist! I don’t need to hear the same songs again, fab as they are.
Sugababes - UK & Europe Tour 2025
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Same.
I hope it then also leads to (or is led into from) the "JOY (Push The Button)" version as well - a full rehaul of their setlist is for sure needed. I also think they can let loose a little bit too - doing some fan service like finally including "Ace Reject" or even a chorus of something like "Angels of Dirty Faces" as an interlude/transition would be good for their own arena tour. I understand for all the festivals they had to stick to the hits, but they have a bit more freedom with a full tour and they don't need to 'prove themselves' as much.
I was going to skip this one but I have a few American friends who have a few West End shows they want to see and have also never seen them before and want to go to the UK for a long weekend - so I'll be headed to Birmingham!
I'm still back and forth on if I want to go. I do want to go back to the UK next year, but for me to go to this show I really would need new music to make it worth it.
I've booked tickets but if they don't put new music out by the time the tour starts I'll probably sell them to be honest. I adore the girls but with travel costs and accommodation it's going to be a very expensive trip just to see the same set list yet again.
Having initially decided to skip this tour, I am now super excited to go and making it a little holiday with a trip to Köln. I’m going with two pals who have not seen them live before.
I'm afraid the tracklist will be the same again. I honestly hope for new tracks and some non-singles tracks of their previous album.
I mean they've already mentioned a few times there will be new music on tour and surprises. We just don't know how many.
All Saints spent a considerable amount of time touring their greatest hits before introducing a new album. Following the album's release, their performances predominantly featured new material, interspersed with some of their biggest hits for added nostalgia.
Regardless of preferences, it's likely that when the group introduces their next album in 2025, they will continue to include their classic hits in their setlist. After all, a significant portion of their ticket buyers will be fans who are primarily familiar with these iconic songs. I can't envision a scenario where they would omit these beloved tracks in favour of new material, unless it's a special event designed specifically to showcase the new album. This approach mirrors what All Saints did with their Red Flag and Testament albums, each of which was launched with dedicated shows focusing mainly on new songs. Subsequently, their album tours provided a mix of both new and old songs.
Regardless of preferences, it's likely that when the group introduces their next album in 2025, they will continue to include their classic hits in their setlist. After all, a significant portion of their ticket buyers will be fans who are primarily familiar with these iconic songs. I can't envision a scenario where they would omit these beloved tracks in favour of new material, unless it's a special event designed specifically to showcase the new album. This approach mirrors what All Saints did with their Red Flag and Testament albums, each of which was launched with dedicated shows focusing mainly on new songs. Subsequently, their album tours provided a mix of both new and old songs.
Does "new music" mean songs they haven't performed before or genuinely new material? So far, I think all they've said about actual new music is "hopefully," right?
I'm not concerned about the contents of the setlist itself that much but their latest tour shows in 2022 were quite short - only 15 songs.
But they were festival sets no? They did a full show in the O2 and I doubt they will do 60 Minister in arenas really.
No it was their tour shows. The set was about 1 hour 20 if I remember correctly.
I mean the academy-sized shows in October/November 2022 - they also felt quite short.