Boy band Blue have revealed their upcoming 20th anniversary arena tour - scheduled for September 2022 - is 'all about their kids'.
The four-piece - consisting of Antony Costa, Duncan James, Lee Ryan and Simon Webbe - insisted they're leaving their 'hard partying ways' firmly in the past and can't wait for their children to witness them singing the hits that made them so famous in the noughties.
Speaking to , Simon, 45, said: 'This time it will be off stage, rest your voice, get in bed, look after your babies. Should you loved this post and you want to receive more information about [url=https://rankthai.com/roulette/]รูเล็ตออนไลน์ assure visit the web-site. It's about them now, it's not about us.'




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Bandmates: The four-piece consists of Lee Ryan, Duncan James, Antony Costa and Simon Webbe (pictured in 2003)

Duncan even joked during the interview that there will 'probably be a baby crиche on the road this time'.
Elsewhere in the interview, Duncan touched on the band's poignant anniversary, pointing to the fact that their friend Sarah Harding - who lost her battle with cancer in September aged 39 - did not get the chance to hit the road with her group Girls Aloud to commemorate their 20th anniversary.
Explaining that he has just finished acting in a production of The Full Monty, Duncan noted the show's 'biggest thing was about cancer'.





Best of: After announcing a hiatus in 2004, Duncan, Antony, Lee and Simon released their first compilation album, Best Of Blue 













After announcing a hiatus in 2004, Duncan, Antony, Lee and Simon released their first compilation album, Best Of Blue.
The group first reunited in January 2011 and represented the UK in that year's Eurovision Song Contest, coming in 11th place after a performance of I Can in Dusseldorf.
They went on to release two more studio albums, their fourth Roulette in 2013 and their fifth Colours in 2015.
In 2013, they joined groups including Liberty X, Atomic Kitten and 5ive to give a one-off gig as part of The Big Reunion.




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Eurovision: The group first reunited in January 2011 and represented the UK in that year's Eurovision Song Contest, coming in 11th place after a performance of I Can in Dusseldorf (pictured)







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