Here Come The Boys: Four Strictly Come Dancing stars to go on tour with new show

Here Come The Boys: Four Strictly Come Dancing stars to go on tour with new show

The four dancers will take the stage in 2027 with Here Come The Boys, a production that has been described as a “celebration of dance, music and entertainment”.The performers will bring audiences around the UK a packed dance spectacle including ballroom, Latin and contemporary numbers.Here Come The Boys – Aljaž Škorjanec, Carlos Gu, Gorka Marquez and Julian Caillon – (Ryan Howard for The TCB Group/PA)Skorjanec, 36, said: “We’re putting everything into making this our biggest, most exciting show yet, and I can’t wait for audiences to experience what we’ve got planned.”Marquez, 36, said the show will bring a “mix of personalities, styles and a little friendly competition” among his fellow Strictly co-stars.The 24-date UK tour will begin in Eastbourne on June 1 with shows scheduled in Birmingham, Glasgow, Manchester and Cardiff before wrapping up in Brighton on June 29.Gu, 33, said: “We want people to come along, forget everything else for a couple of hours and have an amazing night with us.“There’ll be fantastic dancing, great music, plenty of fun and some real surprises along the way. It promises to be a show the audience will remember long after the final dance.”Here Come The Boys – Aljaž Škorjanec, Carlos Gu, Gorka Marquez and Julian Caillon – (Ryan Howard for The TCB Group/PA)Caillon, 31, added: “We’re going all out with this production. The music, the set, the costumes and, of course, the dance routines are going to be incredible.“Everything is being designed to create a spectacular live experience, and we can’t wait to bring Here Come The Boys to the stage in summer 2027.”It comes ahead of the new series of the BBC One dance program which will return to screens later this month.Read MoreThree of the four dancers – Gu, Caillon and Skorjanec – will return to the cast as the series professionals.Tickets for Here Come The Boys go on sale on September 18.

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