Mis-Teeq Reunite for 25th Anniversary Wembley Arena Show After 20 Years

Q: After 20 years apart, is Mis-Teeq’s reunion just for one night or a full comeback?

For now, Mis-Teeq’s reunion is officially a one-off rather than a confirmed full comeback. The group has announced a single headline show, “One Night Stand with Mis-Teeq,” at London’s OVO Arena Wembley on September 12, 2026, to mark 25 years since their debut album, *Lickin’ on Both Sides*. Both the original reporting and follow-up coverage describe it as a one-night event built around celebration and nostalgia, with the trio saying they want it to feel like “a big rave.” That said, the reunion has already gone beyond just announcing one concert. Mis-Teeq have also returned to live TV and festival-style stages, including appearances on *Britain’s Got Talent* and Capital’s Summertime Ball, showing this is a more active reunion than a simple one-off press moment. The key uncertainty is what comes next. The group has not confirmed a tour or a new album, and Alesha Dixon has said there are no firm plans for new music at present. But the members have left the door open, with reports that songs are being considered and previously unheard remixes are planned around the reunion. So the clearest answer is this: Mis-Teeq are definitely back for a major anniversary event, but a full-scale comeback has not yet been officially announced. At this stage, fans can count on Wembley; anything beyond that remains possible, not promised.

3 articles · Updated · BBC.com · Jun 11

London’s Wembley Arena will host Mis-Teeq on Sept. 12 in the trio’s first proper gig in two decades, marking 25 years since debut album "Lickin' on Both Sides."
Fan demand and a planned anniversary reissue grew into a bigger comeback, the group said, as nineties and noughties nostalgia fuels renewed interest in UK garage.
Mis-Teeq sold more than 12 million records and helped push UK garage into the mainstream in the early 2000s with hits including "Scandalous" and "One Night Stand."
The reunion is currently a one-off event, with no other dates or new music confirmed, but the band says the show will be "a big rave" without the pressures it faced before splitting in 2005.