Legendary noughties boyband drop HUGE hint they’re reuniting 18 years after split
A LEGENDARY noughties boyband today dropped a HUGE hint they’re reuniting 18 years after they split up.
The group first stormed the UK charts in 2002, before calling it quits in 2005.
V were a British five-piece boy band made up of Antony Brant, Aaron Buckingham, Mark Harle, Kevin McDaid and Leon Pisani.
Antony came up with the band name “V” because V is the Roman numeral for five and there were five members in the band.
The band made their debut at the same time as McFly by supporting Busted‘s arena tour in the spring of 2004
During their time together they had several Top Ten singles, which included their debut single, Blood, Sweat, and Tears.
However in March 2005, V announced on their website their decision to split up, stating “it just hasn’t happened for us as big as we would have liked”.
But after 18 years away, they today gave fans a glimmer of hope.
After creating a brand new Instagram page, they teased fans with a clip of their logo – hinting they were getting back together.
Their followers immediately commented, with one writing: “I can’t handle this can’t wait to find out what these guys have in store.”
While another said: “Can’t wait!!”
This one was excited: “Not really sure i have words.”
Meanwhile, it was recently revealed how another noughties boy band are also reuniting for a new tour.
Duncan James recently revealed on Good Morning Britain that he and the boys from Blue are going on the road again.
He said: “We are putting on a special tour, a greatest hits tour, we could be putting your city on lockdown very soon.
“There will be lots of stories, lots has happened in the last two decades.”
They later posted a clip on their official Instagram, with Simon Webbe telling fans: “Our Greatest Hits tour tickets on presale from 9am on Wednesday.”
Anthony Costa added: “And on general sale from Friday at 9am.”
Duncan said: “Can’t wait to see you there!”
While many fans were overjoyed to hear the news, some were left disappointed with the limited dates.
One wrote: “Are you not coming to Cardiff??”
Another said: “Why no Welsh dates?”
Someone else wrote: “Are you not coming to Dublin?” And a fourth added: “Hope you come to Ireland.”
The boys – also including Lee Ryan – enjoyed huge success in the early noughties with their hits including All Rise, Too Close, Fly By and One Love.
They also scored three UK number albums before going on hiatus in 2005.
Blue got back together for the first time in 2011 when they represented the UK in the Eurovision Song Contest.