Not sure if it's a bit early for that yet or not! If so, I assume they'll get Jon to do his parts another time as he'd need to do some too.

From their mailing list:

 

Hello friends! Where do we even begin…

 

It’s been 25 years since this unbelievable journey began, but it almost feels like no time has passed at all. From the moment Simon brought us together in 1998, we knew we had captured lightning in a bottle. This wasn’t going to be just any pop group. S Club was special.

 

Being an S Clubber means embracing positivity, friendship, music, and happiness. Our songs are anthems and celebrations of all the relationships in our lives, and nothing makes us happier than seeing you tag us in your videos where you’re having FUN to our music and reaching for the stars.

 

This mailing list is just a small way to say THANK YOU. Thank you for singing and dancing along with us back in Y2K when the world was wearing butterfly clips and cargo pants. Thank you for continuing the S Club Party all this time, growing up with us, and introducing our music to a whole new generation (hello Gen Z and Gen Alpha S-Clubbers!!)

 

As part of The S Club, you’ll receive exclusive content and be the FIRST to hear big news. We’ll share some of our favourite behind the scenes stories (we’re already searching through boxes filled with our most treasured memories… stay tuned for all the never-before-seen photos!) And there may even be updates on some special projects from the past…

 

This is the first of many love letters to say how appreciated you are.

 

Until next time… Lots of Love, always.

 

S Club

 

xxxx

Thanks for posting it! :wub:

 

This is random but sometimes I wonder why Simon Fuller mentions keep being shoehorned in, whether it's interviews, or like in the above mailer. I can't think of many other artists who'd mention their manager by name so regularly. Like, that mailer could have said "From the moment we got together in 1998" rather than needing to mention "Simon".

 

I don't know, just a slight irritation for me. It's like it's a bit of an egotistical thing and that he looms over them like a Svengali. :kink:

He was profilic as the Spice Girls manager too I guess there is a vain streak in him too.

Jo and Tina did a Q&A on the S Club Instagram stories, and when asked what songs they're looking forward to performing, they both said they'd like to do some album tracks they hadn't performed before. Tina highlighted Who Do You Think You Are - please make it happen!!!!!!

That would be amazing! 2-3 albums tracks they haven’t performed live before would be great.

:cheeseblock: Really hope they get to do album tracks!

Now that it's April, it's 6 months until the tour! Yes I'm counting down to it, even though it's ages away :kink:

I'm so excited! I've got so many gigs before then but this is definitely what I'm most hyped for *.*

The band and Rachel have their own chapters in the book Reach For The Stars by Michael Cragg, a book about British pop culture from 1996-2006.

OMG I missed the Q&A while I was away :(

 

Is there any way I could find it somewhere?

 

I'd DIE if they performed Who Do You Think You are!

Don't think there is, it was on the official S Club Instagram story :(

 

However, Bradley is doing his own one there right now!

I know its too soon to start talking about this but I wonder if the tour will now go ahead since Paul has passed :cry: :cry:

 

So very sad

Definitely not that important right now, I'm sure they'll make a decision and an announcement either way when they feel ready. I don't expect it to go ahead now though.

I would be very shocked if it still went ahead but who knows, whatever they feel is right for them. Others have done it Boyzone in particular stick in mind, then Girls Aloud have felt unable to do so, each to their own. I suppose Paul did leave the band at one point so it wouldn’t be totally alien for them to do it without him like for Girls Aloud.

Honestly, i'd understand if they did cancel it. I support whatever they decide, this must be extremely painful for them as well as the fans, we'd all understand.

 

The only way I can see them doing it is if they all thought it'd be a great way to remember Paul.

 

I don't even care what they decide, it's just such horrible news :( I'd understand whatever they choose.

 

I hope they just take all the time out they need and have people around them to support them in this difficult time.

that was shocking news.... i wonder what happened to him.... :(

Honestly, i'd understand if they did cancel it. I support whatever they decide, this must be extremely painful for them as well as the fans, we'd all understand.

 

The only way I can see them doing it is if they all thought it'd be a great way to remember Paul.

 

I don't even care what they decide, it's just such horrible news :( I'd understand whatever they choose.

 

I hope they just take all the time out they need and have people around them to support them in this difficult time.

 

Well said, and exactly how I feel.

An insider has said the tour is likely to happen as the band see it as the perfect way to pay tribute to Paul. No official word yet but I'd love that if they're up to it, it has to be all of them agreeing I think.

Hmmmm. Interesting.