Simon Cowell’s new boyband, December 10 band, has announced their first live shows. Therefore, fans can expect five intimate dates across the UK this February.
The group will perform in Glasgow, Manchester, Birmingham, London, and Dublin as they begin building their fan base. Speaking about the tour, the band explained: “We’ve been buzzing to get on stage and play live together. Moreover, we’ve become best mates through all of this, so sharing that moment in front of people is something we’re proper excited for.”
The formation of December 10 band was first documented on the Netflix series Simon Cowell: The Next Act. Following the show, the group landed a record deal with EMI and Universal Music.
The members of the band are Cruz, 19; Danny, 17; Hendrick, 19; John, 17; Josh, 17; Nicolas, 16; and Sean, 19. Additionally, each member brings unique experience to the group.
They will release their debut single in the coming months. Meanwhile, they have already posted a cover of NSYNC’s classic “Bye, Bye, Bye” on YouTube. Impressively, the video has amassed 1.1 million views in just three weeks.
Many members of December 10 band are already experienced performers. For example, Cruz played young Michael Jackson in the West End’s Motown: The Musical, while Danny appeared on The Voice Kids in 2023. Nicolas represented Portugal at Junior Eurovision, and Sean sang for the Irish National Opera in Dublin.
John left a role in Paddington: The Musical to join the band, showing his dedication. Furthermore, Hendrick and Josh have built strong online followings through covers and original music.
The band’s early performances aim to bring live boyband energy back to the music scene. Consequently, many fans believe that December 10 band could fill the current gap in UK pop.
With both talent and chemistry, the members of December 10 band appear ready to make a lasting impression. As February approaches, anticipation is growing for their debut performances. Therefore, December 10 band looks set to become a major new name in British pop music.
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