Reformed ’90s boyband 911 will release a new album in the UK next month.
Lee Brennan, Jimmy Constable and Simon “Spike” Dawbarn enjoyed a string of chart successes, particularly in the UK, throughout the latter part of the ’90s with songs like ‘Bodyshakin’, ‘Private Number’ and covers of ‘More Than A Woman’ and ‘A Little Bit More’.
They got together again for the ITV series ‘The Big Reunion’, in which they aired their secrets, ironed out their differences and went on tour alongside Atomic Kitten, 5ive, The Honeyz, Blue, B*Witched and Liberty X.
Now there’s new music on the horizon, with publicists confirming that the trio will release a new LP containing seven of their biggest chart successes, along with seven brand new songs, the first of which is the lead single ‘Two Hearts, One Love’.
A video for the new track is due to see the light of day sometime next week. The album ‘Illuminate : The Hits And More’ will drop in Britain on Monday September 08.
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Anonymous says
Thanks Auspop! I just watched the first couple of episodes of ‘The Big Reunion’ and loved it. It’s great to see behind the scenes footage of some of my fav bands from that era!
I never knew 5ive or Atomic Kitten were fighting so much. The 911 guys seem lovely!!! I hope Lee gets back together with that B*Witched chick