I saw the penultimate 'last ever tour' show in 2019 that they did in London and it felt very final, so I'm surprised too, but the documentary does seem to have brought them back to each other a bit.

On another note, it's interesting that Ronan was performing The Long Goodbye on tour a few years before he released it as a single, I didn't realise that.

I did think after the documentary they would do a tour at some point.

Ronan on The One Show making it very clear that they're not going on tour or getting the band back together, but merely looking to do something as a celebration.

2026 isn't a notable anniversary either - I almost thought it was with No Matter What but it's the musical that launched in 1996, whereas their version of it was released in 1998.