JLS feel they are of a different breed of boyband compared to what has gone before them. Singer Marvin Humes, who turns 25 next month, explained: ‘Listeners are much more savvy now. You can’t just mime and dance to make it. You have to prove yourself a lot more to the public, which goes for everything from your image and style of music to the quality of your album and performances.’
JLS began their UK tour last Friday and have already pulled out a couple of scintillating performances out of the bag. Their next stop is the Manchester Apollo tomorrow night (Feb 6).
The JLS tour includes visits to a number of top UK venues including Birmingham LG Arena, London HMV Apollo and Manchester Apollo. The tour draws to a close with a performance at Brighton Centre on March 5th.
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