S Club fans are furious as the concert is plunged into darkness and they are forced to evacuate due to a suspected fire at a concert in Liverpool

S Club fans were left fuming after they were forced to vacate the much-anticipated postponed gig at the M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool on Monday.

At 9 p.m., a fire alarm siren sounded again, leaving the arena in complete darkness while the band performed their song “Alive.”

At the beginning of the month, the group had to cancel their planned performance because another fire was suspected at the venue a few hours before the concert began.

The band – Tina Barrett, Jon Lee, Bradley McIntosh, Jo O’Meara and Rachel Stevens – left fans devastated when their concert was canceled.

Fans rushed to Twitter, formerly known as X, to vent their frustration.

Not the first time: S Club fans were left furious after they were forced to vacate the much-anticipated, postponed gig at Liverpool’s M&S Bank Arena on Monday

Some wrote: ‘S Club Party was THE party in Liverpool tonight! VIP b****** (will try to forget about the fire alarm that went off near the end)

‘That’s crazy! I’m glad everyone is okay and the show was able to end.”

“This is so scary!” My wife and I are shocked by what happened tonight. But according to the arena, a “rapid” “partial” evacuation was carried out! I hope You are fine!’

“Tonight at the gig in Liverpool the fire alarm went off… all those lights are people’s phones because the emergency lights still weren’t on even after the sirens stopped.”

“You had to postpone the performance on the 13th because of a fire.” Then there was actually a fire alarm this evening on the rescheduled date. Plunged into the darkness and the staff had no idea!!!’

In a statement to

“The issue was quickly resolved and we were able to restart the show.” We will launch a full investigation. “The safety of the audience, staff and artists is always our primary concern.”

Again: At 9pm, a fire alarm siren sounded again leaving the arena in complete darkness while the band played their song Alive

Not good: At the beginning of the month, the group had to cancel their planned appearance again due to another suspected fire

Angry fans: The band – Tina Barrett, Jon Lee, Bradley McIntosh, Jo O’Meara and Rachel Stevens – left fans feeling devastated when their concert had to be cancelled

Angry: Fans flocked to Twitter (formerly known as X) to vent their frustration as M&S Bank Arena shared a statement with fans

But the show went on this weekend as the five put in an outstanding performance in Sheffield.”

The group were seen in their colorful stage costumes as they delighted fans by singing a number of their hits.

With performances like “S Club Party,” “Don’t Stop Movin’,” “Reach,” “Never Had a Dream Come True” and “You’re My Number One,” the band warmed up the audience for a nostalgic evening.

Jon then revealed why the show at the M&S Bank Arena was canceled with just two hours’ notice when the pop group arrived in Sheffield.

The singer explained on his Instagram Stories late Friday night: “There was a fire in the building which knocked out some of the electrical, which meant it was completely unsafe for us to allow an audience into the arena.”

“It wasn’t our decision.” We fought to perform in front of you until the last minute. But unfortunately it’s about health and safety and your safety is our top priority. “We just weren’t allowed to perform tonight.”

The singer explained that the Liverpool date had been postponed, but added: “We know some of you traveled from all over the world to see it and we are absolutely heartbroken.”

“We really, really are.” It’s devastating for us. Please accept my sincere apology. We really hope that we can see you all again soon. We love you all so much and are once again absolutely disappointed.’

The ’90s pop band were just one show on their highly anticipated Good Times reunion tour, having performed at Manchester’s AO Arena on Thursday night.

Bradley, Rachel, Jo, Tina and Jon were due to perform again on Merseyside on Friday.

The show must go on: S Club returned to the stage at the Utilita Arena Sheffield on Saturday (pictured) after having to cancel their planned appearance in Liverpool on Friday evening