The much-anticipated The Pussycat Dolls’ reunion tour is set to begin this September. According to singer Kimberly Wyatt, the previously postponed concerts will be taking place from then on. The American girl group, which broke up in 2010, was actually supposed to tour again last year, but that didn’t work out due to the coronavirus pandemic.
So far, no new start has been announced, but according to Liat, the target is September. “No one told me the tour was canceled so I hope it will be in September 2022. Until I hear something else,” the singer told the British newspaper. the sun.
White can’t wait, but he also wishes fans of The Pussycat Dolls. “They have been supporting us for a long time. We have to go and do what we have.”
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Earlier this year, the reunion tour seemed uncertain due to a feud between founder Robin Antin and Nicole Scherzinger, the most famous member responsible for most of the vocals. Antin sued Scherzinger for refusing to participate under the current contractual terms. It is not clear if this dispute has since been resolved.
Pussycat Dolls was founded in 1995 by choreographer Anten. The five band members were known for their comedic performances. They scored hits including No cha, buttons employment Stequito. In 2009, the group left Jessica Sutta, Ashley Roberts, Kimberly White and Melody Thornton. Scherzinger continued with four new members, but decided to pursue a solo career a few months later.
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