Union J just announced that they’re headed back out on tour next month!
The guys — Jaymi Hensley, JJ Hamblett, Josh Cuthbert, and new member Casey Johnson — will be hitting the road on November 30th on their brand new tour.
“Words can’t describe how excited we are to be going on tour again. Thanks for sticking with us!!! We love you,” the band wrote in thanks to fans. “Being successful comes with people that use you for what you have – we’ve learnt who our people are and we will never let them go…In other news sooooooo excited to go to Europe and travel the WORLD.”
Check out all the dates below!
Casey and his girlfriend Betsy-Blue English are also pictured below at the Shocktober Fest at Tulleys Farm on Friday night (October 7) in Crawley, England.
Union J is hitting the road!
The guys — JJ Hamblett, Josh Cuthbert, Jaymi Hensley, and new member Casey Johnson — will be going on a mini-tour starting in September.
“TOUR TOUR TOUR!!!!!! Grab your tickets ASAP. So excited for this, it’s going to be insane,” Union J wrote on Instagram.
Recently, ex-The Wanted singer Nathan Sykes expressed his opinions about adding Casey to the band.
“If you’re going to replace someone try to find someone better. I don’t think Union J quite succeeded in doing that,” he shared with Metro (via Digital Spy).
Nathan added, “If The Wanted were to replace me, if I was them I’d try to find someone better. If they did it as badly as Union J I’d find it quite funny.”
WHAT DO YOU THINK about Nathan’s comments?
Union J are a quartet once again!
The guys — JJ Hamblett, Josh Cuthbert and Jaymi Hensley — have introduced their new member, Stereo Kicks’ Casey Johnson!
“Union J were always a much bigger band than Stereo Kicks,” Casey shared with The Sun during the reveal. “These guys are more mature and I feel already that this is the type of music I want to do.”
Casey‘s addition comes after former member George Shelley left the band earlier this year.
“George was in a position where he did the jungle, he came off it and his head space was different to ours,” Josh shared. “Using a sporting analogy, he wanted to turn up to the big matches but not to training. I’m not going to lose any sleep over him not being in the band.”
