Bros, the boyband who asked the world “When Will I Be Famous?”, to which the world replied “Sorry, who are you again?”, this week announced that they are getting back together.
Matt and Luke Goss, who split in 1992, are will perform again following a lengthy PR campaign which promised “the biggest reunion in pop history”.
The band are set to play the O2 on August 19. Tickets are now on sale, and can be bought here.
The band today announced that they will play a second date at the arena, on August 20. Tickets for the second gig go on sale at 10am tomorrow, October 8. Tickets start at £40 and go all the way up to a whopping £150.
Depending on the success of the show, other dates may be planned for a reunion tour.
The band were apparently close to reforming in 2008 and again in 2010.
The band’s last release, I Owe You Nothing: The Best of Bros, failed to chart. It was named for their debut 1987 single, which reached number 88. They did, however, score their only number one with a remixed version of song in 1988. Matt Goss recently released solo single Gone Too Long.
Bros never broke America.
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