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Bros star Matt Goss scores viral hit ahead of 2025 UK tour
02 March 2025
A new single by award-winning musician and pop icon Matt Goss, titled “We Are Not Broken”, has gone viral on TikTok notching up over 5 million views since it was released 2 weeks ago, on Valentine’s day.
With its deep lyrics, the ballad is being used as a backdrop for parodies and reflective moments alike. The lyric “will you take me back, lift me from the ground, I promise you that I will never let you down” has become a trending punchline. Creators on the platform are using the song to address ex partners, current partners, gaming wins and reflective scenarios, crafting narratives of love, fun, and personal growth. The Bros star thanked fans for hitting the milestone on his Instagram account yesterday.
"We Are Not Broken" made the official U.K. charts last week, landing at #56 on the Official Singles Sales chart and #51 on the Official Singles Downloads chart. The Official Charts Company (OCC) compiles the charts, which are based on streaming, downloads, and physical sales. Further solidifying his status as one of the most recognisable voices and names in British pop.
Eighties pop heart-throbs Bros sold an estimated 16 million records in the late 1980s and early 1990s, with huge hits such as “When Will I Be Famous?” and “I Owe You Nothing.” Matt and Luke reunited onstage in 2017 for their 30th-anniversary gigs at The O2, which sold out in 7 seconds flat, and were the band’s first live shows since 1989.
The new heart-wrenching viral hit “We Are Not Broken”, released through independent record label So, Let’s Talk, has come just weeks before Goss embarks on his UK tour called 'Matt Goss: The Hits & More Tour'. The tour will see him performing across the country starting on March 8th and finishing on April 28th, with gigs in London, Sheffield, Newcastle, Glasgow, Cardiff, Liverpool, Southampton, Manchester and more.
The Matt Goss: The Hits & More Tour dates and venues are as follows:
March 2025
Bristol Beacon - Sat 8th
Blackpool Grand - Thu 13th
Sheffield Oval - Fri 14th
Newcastle Tyne Theatre - Wed 19th
Glasgow Pavilion - Fri 21st
Middlesbrough Town Hall - Sat 22nd
Birmingham Symphony Hall - Tue 25th
Nottingham Royal Concert Hall - Wed 26th
Wolverhampton Civic Hall - Thu 27th
Cardiff New Theatre - Mon 31st
April 2025
Liverpool Philharmonic - Fri 4th
London The London Palladium - Sun 6th
Southampton O2 Guildhall - Wed 16th
Portsmouth Guildhall - Thu 17th
Manchester O2 Apollo - Wed 23rd
Hull Connexin Live - Thu 24th
York Barbican - Fri 25th
Leeds Grand - Mon 28th
With its deep lyrics, the ballad is being used as a backdrop for parodies and reflective moments alike. The lyric “will you take me back, lift me from the ground, I promise you that I will never let you down” has become a trending punchline. Creators on the platform are using the song to address ex partners, current partners, gaming wins and reflective scenarios, crafting narratives of love, fun, and personal growth. The Bros star thanked fans for hitting the milestone on his Instagram account yesterday.
Eighties pop heart-throbs Bros sold an estimated 16 million records in the late 1980s and early 1990s, with huge hits such as “When Will I Be Famous?” and “I Owe You Nothing.” Matt and Luke reunited onstage in 2017 for their 30th-anniversary gigs at The O2, which sold out in 7 seconds flat, and were the band’s first live shows since 1989.
The new heart-wrenching viral hit “We Are Not Broken”, released through independent record label So, Let’s Talk, has come just weeks before Goss embarks on his UK tour called 'Matt Goss: The Hits & More Tour'. The tour will see him performing across the country starting on March 8th and finishing on April 28th, with gigs in London, Sheffield, Newcastle, Glasgow, Cardiff, Liverpool, Southampton, Manchester and more.
The Matt Goss: The Hits & More Tour dates and venues are as follows:
March 2025
Bristol Beacon - Sat 8th
Blackpool Grand - Thu 13th
Sheffield Oval - Fri 14th
Newcastle Tyne Theatre - Wed 19th
Glasgow Pavilion - Fri 21st
Middlesbrough Town Hall - Sat 22nd
Birmingham Symphony Hall - Tue 25th
Nottingham Royal Concert Hall - Wed 26th
Wolverhampton Civic Hall - Thu 27th
Cardiff New Theatre - Mon 31st
April 2025
Liverpool Philharmonic - Fri 4th
London The London Palladium - Sun 6th
Southampton O2 Guildhall - Wed 16th
Portsmouth Guildhall - Thu 17th
Manchester O2 Apollo - Wed 23rd
Hull Connexin Live - Thu 24th
York Barbican - Fri 25th
