The track, produced by Jon Shave, who’s also produced for Charli xcx, features a pulsing electro beat with plucky basslines and the groups classic harmonies. An accompanying music video has been released, showing the girls singing and dancing around a London setting.

In a press release, the band said ““We’re so excited to share ‘Shook’! Our third single with Jon Shave and Anya Jones. From the moment we started writing and then putting the harmonies together, we knew it had to be a single. It has an unmistakable Sugababes chemistry, somewhat instinctive once you lock in creatively in the studio – it just felt right. ‘Shook’ is our summer party banger!”

The new track has been received positively by critics like DIY, who claimed that the band are “back with what could well be one of the songs of the summer.”

Since reuniting in 2019, the original lineup of Keisha Buchanan, Mutya Buena and Siobhan Donaghy have been going strong. The band has been known for its changing members, with different six different versions of the group being created over its career – at one point in 2009, there were no original members left.

In 2012, the original members got back together under the name MKS (Mutya, Keisha, Siobhan), signing to Polydor and performing together from 2012 onwards. The trio got the rights to the Sugababes name back in 2019, and have been performing under it since.

Since then, the group have performed at Glastonbury twice, completed their largest arena tour, appeared at festivals across Europe and released new music. In 2022, they released their eight studio album, ‘The Lost Tapes’, a project with material dating back to 2011 that remained unreleased.

When the group performed at Glastonbury back in 2024, there was a great rush for the reunited group. At the West Holts stage, many fans had to be turned away due to overcrowding.

It seems the group have added another surprising name to their fanbase – King Charles. It’s been reported by The Independent that The King has requested the Sugababes be played on the red carpet at his King’s Trust Awards ceremony in 2026.

The group expressed their gratitude of the King’s approval, with Buchanan saying: “That’s very, very cool to know the King has requested us.

“We said to the King we’ve been around for 25 years and he was like wow, he was a bit taken a back.

“He said he wanted a CD and we think we’ll introduce him to Overload first, he was really lovely.”

Sugababes currently have tour dates booked for the summer. You can find tickets here, and view dates below.

JULY 2025

19 Zwarte Cross Festival, Lichtenvoorde, Netherlands

AUGUST 2025
01 Camp Bestival, Dorset
03 Brighton Pride
09 Salt & Tar, Liverpool
14 Boiler Room / Homobloc, Amnesia, Ibiza
23 Newmarket Racecourse

SEPTEMBER 2025 
05 Crammerock Festival, Belgium
06 Hullabaloo Festival, Netherlands
12 Dreamland, Margate

Excitement has been growing since Take That announced they were “back for good” following the King’s Coronation Concert. Where they revamped their 2008 single “Greatest Day’s”

The tour begins in Sheffield on April 13th, with the line-up consisting of Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, and Mark Owen. Thereafter they will be hosting two concerts in Dublin, two in Leeds, and four at London’s 02 Arena. The Dublin dates will take place at the 3Arena on Monday, April 22nd and Tuesday, April 23rd.

We’re extremely excited to announce that we are going on a tour of the UK & Ireland in 2024! You can get pre-sale access by pre-ordering our brand-new album ‘This Life’ from the official Take That UK store before 10AM BST on the 26th Sep. https://t.co/7ElauYKxH8 pic.twitter.com/Riwg5PM1OI

— Take That (@takethat) September 22, 2023

Announcing the news, Gary Barlow told BBC Radio 2’s The Zoe Ball Breakfast Show, “New music, it is exciting, we’ve been together for 33 years now so it’s like, ‘what’s next, how do we sound in 2023?There’s nothing more we love than going into a studio and going ‘who are we now, how does our music sound now when it comes out’ and it feels fresh and it feels exciting and it feels like we’re looking upwards.”

The tour will kick off in Glasgow’s OVO Hydro and feature three shows at the beginning of May, prior to four performances at Manchester’s Co-Op Live. The band will then move on to Birmingham for four dates, followed by gigs in Middlesbrough, Nottingham, Norwich, Milton Keynes, Southampton, Plymouth and Swansea. Finally concluding with a show at Bristol’s Ashton Gate Stadium on June 8th. Olly Murs who first gained recognition from his X Factor appearance in 2009, will be the opening act throughout.

Today this could be the greatest day of our lives wow I’ve had this secret for some time but next year I’m on the road with these legends TAKE THAT! What a tour this is going to be! Tickets go on sale NEXT FRIDAY 29th SEPTEMBER! https://t.co/HxrVjtoGBj gunna be a special!! pic.twitter.com/xPAAiVqGz8 — Olly Murs (@ollymurs) September 22, 2023

Take That’s new album This Life is available to pre-order, click here.

Take That’s 2024 This Life On Tour tickets go on sale 09:30, Friday 29 September. Click here to purchase.

New tour dates have been added by Take That, due to an overwhelming response from fans.

Your response to the tour has been nothing short of incredible – so we’re adding a further two more shows in Birmingham and Manchester! Tickets go on sale this Friday at 9:30am BST here: https://t.co/HALXwEiJiz pic.twitter.com/3TeQdPHRGX

— Take That (@takethat) October 4, 2023

13/04/2024 – Utilita Arena – Sheffield
14/04 – Utilita Arena – Sheffield
17/04 – Leeds First Direct Arena – Leeds – NEW DATE
18/04 – Leeds First Direct Arena – Leeds – NEW DATE
19 /04 – First Direct Arena – Leeds
20/04 – First Direct Arena – Leeds
22/04 – 3Arena – Dublin
23/04 – 3Arena – Dublin
25/04 – The O2 – London
26/04 – The O2 – London
27/04 – The O2 – London
30/04 – The O2 – London
01/05 – The O2 – London – NEW DATE
03/05 – OVO Hydro – Glasgow
04/05 – OVO Hydro – Glasgow
05/05 – OVO Hydro – Glasgow
07/05 – Co-op Live – Manchester
08/05 – Co-op Live – Manchester
10/05 – Co-op Live – Manchester
11/05 – Co-op Live – Manchester
14/05 – Utilita Arena – Birmingham
15/05 – Utilita Arena – Birmingham
17/05 – Utilita Arena – Birmingham
18/05 – Utilita Arena – Birmingham
19/05- Utilita Arena – Birmingham – NEW DATE
20/05 – Utilita Arena – Birmingham – NEW DATE
20/05 – The City Ground Stadium – Nottingham – NEW DATE
24/05 – Riverside Stadium – Middlesborough
26/05 – The City Ground Stadium, – Nottingham
28/05 – Carrow Road Stadium – Norwich
30/05 – Milton Keynes Stadium – Milton Keynes
01/06 – St Mary’s Stadium – Southampton
02/06 – St Mary’s Stadium – Southampton – NEW
04/06 – Home Park Stadium – Plymouth
06/06 – Swansea Stadium – Swansea
08/06 – Ashton Gate Stadium – Bristol
09/06 – Ashton Gate Stadium – Bristol – NEW DATE
11/06 – Co-Op Live – Manchester – NEW DATE
12/06 – Co-Op Live – Manchester – NEW DATE

Three of the original members, Howard Donald, Mark Owen, and Gary Barlow, performed at the celebration with Robbie Williams and Jason Orange absent from the festivities having left the band in 1995 and 2014 respectively. They started their performance with “Greatest Day” bringing out German Grammy Award-winning DJ Robin Schulz for the tune and then sang two more of their number-one hits “Shine” and “Never Forget”.

After the concert, the band took to Twitter to confirm they have more plans up their sleeves writing, “It was incredible to perform live together again for the first time in 4 years and there is so much more to come. We’re back for good”.

It was incredible to perform live together again for the first time in 4 years and there is so much more to come. We’re back for good #CoronationConcert #CoronationOnTheBBC #iPlayer #BBC pic.twitter.com/Rw4oy6M4rZ

— Take That (@takethat) May 8, 2023

Originally released in 2008 as a single from the group’s fifth studio album The Circus, “Greatest Day” has been given new life with the remix by Schulz and multi-platinum-selling singer-songwriter Calum Scott’s added vocals. The single released on the 5^th May is the band’s first release since their Odyssey Greatest Hits album in 2018. Listen to the track below:

On the 15^th June, Greatest Days, a British film based on the Take That jukebox musical of the same name, will be premiering in cinemas across the country.

“’Greatest Day’ is a special song for us – it was one of our biggest singles, and our 11th No.1,” the band said in a press release. “It’s been fantastic being in the studio working on the new version of the track with Calum and Robin, both such talented artists. With the movie Greatest Days coming out this summer we wanted to do something special with the title track and we were really excited that Calum and Robin agreed to be involved. They have been brilliant, and we’re really excited for everyone to hear it!”

Watch the original music video for “Greatest Day” (2008) below:

Take That will headline British Summer Time in Hyde Park on the 1^st July. The band shared their excitement over the concert: “We have incredible memories of playing there in 2016, and we can’t wait to see everyone in July”. Also on the bill for that date are The Script and Sugarbabes with the full line-up yet to be released. For tickets and more information see here.