Wet Wet Wet, the legendary 1980's group, are heading to Aylesbury as part of a massive UK tour.

The pop legends will play the Aylesbury Waterside Theatre on Saturday, February 13, as part of their 2027 tour celebrating the 40th anniversary of their debut album, Popped In Souled Out.

The tour will see the band perform more than 40 shows across the UK in February and October, with the setlist featuring tracks from the 1987 album alongside hits from across their career.

The band, now made up of founding member Graeme Clark, guitarist Graeme Duffin, and lead vocalist Kevin Simm, continue to build on a career that began with the album’s release.

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Graeme Clark said: "When we made Popped In Souled Out, I was just a young guy.

"Forty years later, those songs have taken on a life of their own, and this tour is about celebrating where it all began without forgetting what followed.

"It’ll feel like stepping back into those original PISO shoes – only now with a lifetime of experience and with an audience who’ve been with us through every twist and turn."

Popped In Souled Out reached number one on the UK Albums Chart and spent more than 70 weeks in the charts.

It produced hit singles including Wishing I Was Lucky, Sweet Little Mystery, Angel Eyes, and Temptation.

Wet Wet Wet went on to enjoy further chart success with tracks such as With A Little Help From My Friends, Goodnight Girl, and their cover of The Troggs’ Love Is All Around.

Kevin Simm said: "I’m really excited to be going back out on tour in 2027 and celebrating 40 years of Popped In Souled Out.

"It’s an absolute honour and a privilege as always to sing these iconic and timeless songs, and to perform them in so many venues across the UK to so many fans of the band is really a dream come true."

Graeme Duffin added: "I’d have been gobsmacked if anyone had told me 40 years ago that the tracks on Popped In Souled Out would still be loved by so many and that I’d still be performing them with the band after all that time.

"These shows are going to be a blast."