Five Keep On Movin’ Tour 2026: Iconic British boyband Five announce they’re bringing their new tour to Australia next year

Everybody get up, singing! Five will make you (Aussie fans) get down now!

In news that will delight all millennials and diehard fans of the British boyband, Five, the iconic ’90s group, have announced they’re bringing their tour Down Under!

The news was shared in a post by Teg Dainty, while the boys shared a fun clip with fans sharing details of their Keep On Movin’ Tour 2026.

Watch the video above.

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“G’day, we’re Five!” They said in the clip.

“And yes, the rumours are true, we’re coming back to Australia and New Zealand with our Keep on Movin’ Tour.”

The group, consisting of bandmembers Ritchie Neville, Scott Robinson, Sean Conlon, Abz Love and Jason Paul Brown, will play dates in Perth, Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne and Auckland. 

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Their first show will be in Perth on May 13. Tickets go on sale from August 26.

“Sean, Ritchie, Scott, Abz and J are back to throw the ultimate 90s party, performing all their biggest hits including If Ya Gettin’ Down, Everybody Get Up, When The Lights Go Out, Keep On Movin’, We Will Rock You and more,” the caption read.

“Can not wait!” one fan commented underneath the post. 

Five are one of Britain’s biggest boy bands of the ’90s and early 2000s. They formed back in 1997.

They are known for hits including Let’s Dance and Two Sides to Every Story.

Just five months ago, the singers reflected on their incredible rise to fame in a new interview – including the time they released the music video for their single Let’s Dance in 2001, which oddly featured a cardboard cut out of bandmate Sean Conlon.

Fans were told the singer was battling glandular fever, but it was later revealed he quit the band after having a nervous breakdown.

The rest of the group had to carry on releasing their single and had to film a video clip.

”That shouldn’t have been allowed to happen,’’ singer Scott Robinson told The Metro about the use of the cardboard cutout.

Conlon told the publication he had no idea about the use of the cutout until he watched the music video on TV.

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In the video clip, the boys and female dancers dance around his likeness.

But keeping things light, Conlon joked the group can put it out on stage for any performances he can’t make on their upcoming tour.

Five’s 2026 Australia and New Zealand Tour

Wednesday, May 13th HPC Stadium, Perth, WA

Saturday, May 16th ICC Theatre, Sydney, NSW

Wednesday, May 20th Entertainment Centre, Brisbane, QLD

Saturday, May 23rd Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne, VIC

Monday, May 25th The Trusts Arena, Auckland, NZ

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