British pop group Blue will perform at the Princess Theatre in Torquay, Devon, on April 9, 2026, as part of their Reflections 25th-anniversary tour. The original line-up — Simon Webbe, Duncan James, Antony Costa and Lee Ryan — are visiting the town as part of celebrations marking the band’s 25th-anniversary era since forming in 2000.
The concert follows the release of the band’s new album, Reflections, which was released on 9 January 2026. Fans can expect to hear new music alongside classic hits such as “All Rise” at the Princess Theatre — described by ATG as South Devon’s largest regional theatre (seating c.1,514) — rather than claiming it is the single largest touring venue across the entire South West without further qualification.
Duncan James said in the band’s press release that they wanted to bring the show to towns like Torquay because of the strong energy from fans in the region. The band’s official announcement and tour listings describe the run as a thank-you to people who have followed them throughout their career.
Local hospitality businesses in Torquay typically see increased visitor numbers when major acts play the theatre in the spring; local reporting and the tour brief estimate a mid-week uplift in footfall of around 15–20% for legacy-act dates. This performance is one of many stops across the UK as the band mark the anniversary and promote an album that follows a career in which they have sold more than 15 million records worldwide (official sources have cited figures around 16 million).
