The Pussycat Dolls have significantly lowered ticket prices for their upcoming UK tour to £37, following the earlier cancellation of 33 U.S. dates attributed to poor sales. This adjustment comes as the group, featuring Nicole Scherzinger, Kimberly Wyatt, and Ashley Roberts, prepares to launch the U.K. leg of their "PCD Forever Tour" later this month.
Ticketmaster is offering a promotion where four tickets can be purchased for £150, amounting to approximately £37.50 per person. The tour is scheduled to begin at Birmingham's Utilita Arena on September 29, with subsequent performances in Nottingham, Leeds, Liverpool, Glasgow, Newcastle, and Manchester throughout October, concluding at London's O2 on October 13.
The North American portion of the "PCD Forever Tour" was originally slated to begin on June 5 in Palm Desert, California. However, the band was forced to cancel all 33 dates across the U.S. and Canada after arenas were reportedly 80% empty. Efforts to boost sales by reducing ticket prices to $30 (£22) were unsuccessful, leading to the cancellation of the North American leg just one month before its scheduled start.
Kimberly Wyatt has alluded that this tour may be the final reunion for the group. In an interview, she stated that performing with the knowledge it could be their last is "something really special" and that the members are approaching it with a sense of "grown women" embracing their past achievements and the nostalgia factor.
The Pussycat Dolls' reunion has also been met with controversy regarding the exclusion of founding members Carmit Bachar, Jessica Sutta, and Melody Thornton. Bachar and Sutta have publicly stated they were unaware of the reunion plans and were not invited to participate, with Sutta describing the situation as a potential "cash grab."