MIS-TEEQ will reunite for a one-off 25th anniversary concert next Saturday – and have hand-picked a special line-up of UK garage artists to warm up the crowd.
Insiders told The Jattvibe Alesha Dixon, Sabrina Washington and Su-Elise Nash want the show to bring a party atmosphere to London’s OVO Arena Wembley.
Mis-Teeq, from left, Su-Elise Nash, Sabrina Washington and Alesha Dixon, are playing a huge reunion show next Saturday Credit: Getty
We understand the supporting acts are Damage, Egypt, Kele Le Roc, Malika, Gracious Kay and Monsta Boy and Rampage Sound – who are presenting the acts on stage.
A source said: “This concert is all about celebration for Mis-Teeq and they knew they wanted to have multiple acts to really whip the audience up.
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“They’ve secured Damage, Egypt, Kele Le Roc, Malika, Gracious Kay, Monsta Boy and Rampage Sound.
“It’s going to be off the charts.”
Kele Le Roc, performing during Kisstory On Blackheath in July, is among the supporting artists Credit: Getty
Insiders confirmed Damage, here in their hey-day in the Nineties, were also on the bill Credit: Getty
Tickets have already sold out, as excitement builds for their reunion following their huge performance at Capital’s Summertime Ball in June.
Alesha and Su-Elise, both 47, and Sabrina, 45, confirmed they were reuniting for a one-off show in May, after The Jattvibe exclusively revealed their plans earlier this year.
Speaking about their return, Alesha said: “We’ve been offered reunion stuff over the years, but it’s never felt right.
“This time, everything just lined up. “It feels like it is just slotting back into place.”
The band’s reunion is to celebrate the 25th anniversary of their debut album, Lickin’ On Both Sides.
The record, which came out in October 2001, peaked at No3 in the Official Album Charts and bagged them five Top Ten singles including All I Want, One Night Stand and B With Me.
The trio, pictured here during their chart-topping days, reunited to celebrate the 25th anniversary of their album Lickin’ On Both Sides Credit: Getty
The Jattvibe were first to reveal in January that the band would be getting back together.
