Iconic 90s trio 911 are set to perform in Kent later this year as part of a tour celebrating their 30th anniversary.
Lee Brennan, Jimmy Constable and Simon “Spike” Dawbarn will take to the stage at Tunbridge Wells Assembly Hall on October 16.
Iconic 90s trio 911 are set to perform at Tunbridge Wells Assembly Hall on October 16
Rising to fame in the 1990s, the group became one of the decade’s most successful pop acts, scoring 10 consecutive UK Top 10 singles, including their number one hit A Little Bit More.
The band will be joining kmfm’s Andy Walker on Pop Anthems this Sunday (April 17) from 7pm. You’ll be able to tune in here.
They’ll be chatting about whether their famous backflips are still part of the show and if there’s any truth to the story that they once taught Beyoncé the original “Bodyshakin’” dance.
911 won GMTV’s talent competition ‘Search for the Next Big Thing’ in 1996 which helped launch them to fame.
The group said: “We started as three lads with a dream on breakfast TV, and 30 years later, we’re still selling out arenas and hitting the top of the charts.
“We can’t wait to bring that 911 energy back to the fans this year.”