Legendary 90s R&B group reuniting to celebrate 30th anniversary – despite members quitting pop for normal jobs
DAMAGE have revealed they’re reuniting to celebrate their 30th anniversary, despite some members quitting pop for normal jobs.
The legendary 90s R&B group sold more than 2.6million records worldwide with singles such as Wonderful Tonight, which reached number three in the UK charts.
They disbanded in 2001, though, before reconnecting in 2014 for ITV2‘s The Big Reunion.
While they’ve spent some time apart over the past 10 years, that could all change if Jade Jones‘ latest posts are anything to go by.
Over the past few days, frontman Jade has shared a series videos showing each bandmember receiving a call.
After picking up the phone, an ominious voice can be heard announcing, “Hello, it’s time.”
The screen then cuts to black, with the band’s logo and the date, “02/04/24.”
In his caption, Jade has written alongside each one, “It’s Time… #30irty #30YearsOfDamage.”
Rahsaan J Bromfield, Andrez Harriott and Noel Simpson also make up the four-piece, after Coreé Richards left earlier in his career.
After Damage disbanded, Jade swapped the stage for the kitchen, becoming a chef, going onto work at five-star hotel Claridge’s.
He even worked with Gordon Ramsay, impressing the chef on his TV show, The F Word.
Jade, who is married to Emma Bunton, 48, also showed off his foodie flair at the high end Connaught hotel in London‘s Mayfair.
Previously, he told the Daily Mail he was “serious” about opening an eatery with the Spice Girl.
Meanwhile, Rahsaan is a photographer these days, Andrez works to rehabilitate young offenders, and Noel is enjoying life as a dad.