After years of speculation, The Pussycat Dolls are officially reuniting. The iconic pop group has confirmed a comeback and a global 2026 tour, bringing their biggest hits back to arenas around the world.
The reunion coincides with the release of a brand-new single, the group’s first new music in years, signalling the start of an exciting new chapter for the Dolls. For fans who grew up with their run of chart-topping hits in the mid-2000s, the news feels like a long-awaited homecoming.
The tour will visit major cities across North America and Europe throughout the year, with several high-profile UK arena dates already confirmed on the schedule.
PCD FOREVER TOUR
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— THE PUSSYCAT DOLLS (@pussycatdolls) March 12, 2026
A Long-Awaited Reunion
The Pussycat Dolls were one of the defining pop acts of the 2000s. Led by Nicole Scherzinger, the group scored huge global hits including Don’t Cha, Buttons, Stickwitu and When I Grow Up. Their blend of slick choreography, pop hooks and R&B influences helped them become one of the most recognisable girl groups of the era.
After the band originally disbanded in 2010, fans were left wondering if they would ever return. A brief comeback in 2019 hinted at a new chapter, but plans for a full tour were eventually shelved.
Now, several years later, the reunion is finally happening. With new music on the way and a full world tour planned, the Dolls appear ready to pick up where they left off.
UK Arena Dates
The upcoming world tour will bring the group to some of the UK’s biggest arenas, giving fans the chance to experience the reunion live.
Cities expected on the UK leg include:
London – The O2
Manchester – Co-op Live
Birmingham – Utilita Arena
Glasgow – OVO Hydro
The UK shows will form part of a wider global run that celebrates the group’s catalogue as well as their return to the stage.
What Fans Can Expect
A Pussycat Dolls show has always been about more than just the music. It’s the whole package: the high-energy choreography, the slick staging, and the kind of big, glossy production you expect from a major pop act. Their concerts are packed with instantly recognisable hits that have been living in people’s heads and playlists for years.
On this tour, fans can expect a blend of the songs that made them famous alongside their new single, Club Song. That mix of classic crowd-pleasers and fresh material should give the reunion shows a balance of nostalgia and excitement, a chance to relive the past while getting a glimpse of where the group is headed next.
For many fans, this will be the first opportunity in more than a decade to see the Dolls performing together again. With the original hits, new music and the full live production back on stage, these shows are set to feel less like just another tour and more like a long-awaited reunion with an old favourite.
When Tickets Go On Sale
Tickets for the Pussycat Dolls reunion tour are expected to go on sale on Friday, March 20th, with presales opening ahead of the general release.
Fans can sign up for early access to tickets at pcdforever.com by Monday, March 16 via the mailing list. Tickets through the mailing list will be available from Wednesday, March 18 at 9am local time and information on how to access them will be emailed to eligible fans.
For The Pussycat Dolls’ Manchester show, an O2 Priority Presale and a Co-op Presale will both commence at 9am on March 18, followed by the Live Nation Presale at 10am on Thursday, March 19, a Spotify presale at 12pm the same day, before the General Sale on Friday at 10am.
Because this is the group’s first full tour in many years, demand for the UK arena dates is expected to be strong once tickets become available.
The Bottom Line
The Pussycat Dolls’ return is one of the most unexpected pop reunions of the year. With new music arriving and a full arena tour planned, 2026 is shaping up to be a big moment for the group and their fans.
For anyone who remembers the dominance of early 2000s pop, these shows offer the chance to revisit those songs live. And for newer listeners discovering them through streaming or social media, the reunion tour is a chance to experience one of pop’s most recognisable acts back on stage.
