The band will be performing across the UK later this year Curiously
Busted is back. The hit band are going on tour to celebrate their 20th anniversary, and will be stopping in Liverpool.
Tickets will be available for nostalgic fans to see them play their biggest hits on March 31. Those who get tickets will also get to see Hanson perform on the night, best known for their hit song MMMBop.Busted took to Instagram to announce the tour, along with a video with Charlie, Matt and James speaking about the band's history.
James said: "We were writing songs that made us laugh, and the songs that made us laugh made other people laugh and feel good." Matt added: "Everything we did seemed to go really well, and then it was over."
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