'The sky is the restrict for us': JLS reveal they've their sights set on Christmas number one subsequent yr and a stadium tour following comeback album
JLS have revealed they've their sights set on a Christmas primary subsequent yr, and plan to promote out a string of stadiums throughout the nation.
The four-piece, consisting of Aston Merrygold, 33, Oritsé Williams, 35, Marvin Humes, 36, and JB Gill, 35, confirmed they had been making a comeback final yr and unveiled plans to tour as soon as once more - a decade after their final headlining dates.
JB advised The Solar: 'We at all times have a listing of achievements we wish to attempt for and a Christmas primary is on there.'
Oritsé added: 'A stadium tour could be nice! When the 4 of us come collectively and we put our vitality into one thing - magic occurs.'
Aston chimed in: 'We have now develop into a family title from us being 4 boys standing in a dusty room in Fulham. The sky is the restrict for us.'
JLS celebrated their reunion earlier this yr in September as they took to the stage on the Nationwide Tv Awards.
The band, who had been runners up on the collection of The X Issue, went on an prolonged break in 2013 after releasing a best hits album.
They introduced a reunion tour which was set to happen in 2020 nevertheless was later postponed because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Regardless of the setback, the Beat Once more hitmakers launched their newest album 2.0 originally of December, which reached quantity 4 within the UK Albums Chart.
Its main single Everlasting Love peaked at quantity 71 whereas the following Day One and Postcard didn't chart.
The band delighted followers, even at a social distance, by signing copies at HMV, Westfield White Metropolis simply weeks in the past.
Additionally they posed for an edgy shoot for Fault Journal, which shed their earlier noughties picture with a extra mature and classy look.
