911

Few pop groups can claim a legacy as enduring as 911. Formed in 1995, the trio of Lee Brennan, Spike Dawbarn and Jimmy Constable became one of the UK's most successful boybands, selling over 10 million records worldwide and establishing themselves as one of the defining pop acts of the 1990s.

Between 1996 and 2000, 911 enjoyed an extraordinary run of success. The group achieved 10 consecutive UK Top 10 singles, eight of which reached the Top 5, making them one of only a handful of acts in the decade to achieve such a feat. Their string of hits included Bodyshakin', More Than A Woman, Love Sensation, Party People, Don't Make Me Wait and their UK No.1 smash hit A Little Bit More.

Following their split in 2000, the band's music remained a favourite among fans of 90s pop. In 2013, Lee, Spike and Jimmy reunited for ITV2's hugely successful documentary series The Big Reunion, which chronicled the return of some of Britain's most beloved pop acts. The series became one of ITV2's highest-rated programmes and led to a sell-out arena tour that played to more than 250,000 fans across the UK.

In 2026, 911 celebrate their 30th anniversary—a milestone that few pop groups achieve. With over 10 million records sold, 10 hit singles, countless sold-out tours and a catalogue of timeless hits, Lee, Spike and Jimmy remain one of British pop's most loved and enduring success stories. The band joined fellow chart-toppers Blue as special guests on their UK-wide tour throughout April and May before they embark on their own nationwide 30th Anniversary Tour in the autumn, celebrating three decades of hits with fans across the country.