In tribute to S Club member, Paul Cattermole, pop group S Club, formerly known as S Club 7, have released their first single in twenty years with “These Are The Days”. The band originally were made up of Tina Barrett, Jon Lee, Bradley McIntosh, Jo O’Meara, Hannah Spearritt, Rachel Stevens, and Paul Cattermole who died in April from natural causes, specifically from heart failure.
On the S Club official Instagram, the band shared the news of their latest single along with a video montage of their “favourite moments”. They wrote, “These Are The Days’ is finally out now! We hope you love the track as much as we do, and get to reminisce with us on all your favourite moments with friends and loved ones. This was a true labour of love and the experience of creating it together was so special. This one’s for you, Paul.
Check out S Club’s announcement for “These Are The Days” and watch their video montage on Instagram below:
On July 26, 2023, S Club released the official music video for “These Are The Days” on YouTube. In the video, the remaining members of S Club can be seen reminiscing their prime days with some flashback clips inserted as well.
Watch the official music video for “These Are The Days” on YouTube below:
A few weeks before the death of bandmate Paul Cattermole, S Club announced a reunion tour for this year. The band confirmed, however, that they will still be going ahead with tour. However, Hannah Spearritt will not be joining the other members on the tour. The 15-date UK tour has been renamed as the S Club: The Good Times Tour in tribute to Paul Cattermole as he sang the lead vocals on the song “Good Times”.
Listen to S Club’s song “Good Times” on Spotify below:
Formed by the Spice Girls’ former manager Simon Fuller, S Club 7 had their own BBC television sitcom Miami 7 to which sparked their rise to fame. The television sitcom was aimed at a younger audience lasting for four seasons and was watched by over 90 million viewers at home.
Over the course of the band’s career, S Club 7 recorded four studio albums and have released 11 singles. In 2000, they won the Brit Award for British Breakthrough Act, and won Best British Single in 2002.
After the departure of Paul Cattermole in 2002 to join a metal band, the group renamed themselves as S Club, removing the 7 from their name. Ultimately, they disbanded in 2003.
S Club’s Good Times Tour will begin on October 12 in Manchester and have concerts in cities including Liverpool, Glasgow, Birmingham, and London.
S Club: The Good Times 2023 Tour Dates:
12/10/2023 – AO Arena – Manchester
13/10 – M&S Bank Arena – Liverpool
14/10 – Utilita Arena – Sheffield
16/10 – 3Arena – Dublin
18/10 – OVO Hydro – Glasgow
19/10 – Utilita Arena – Newcastle
20/10 – First Direct Arena – Leeds
21/10 – AO Arena – Manchester
23/10 – International Arena – Cardiff
24/10 – Motorpoint Arena – Nottingham
26/10 – Utilita Arena – Birmingham
27/10 – The O2 – London
28/10 – The O2 – London
29/10 – Utilita Arena – Birmingham
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