’80s London pop greats Bananarama got together in 1979, and they effectively broke up when group member Siobhan Fahey split acrimoniously from her two bandmates in 1988, going on to form Shakespeare’s Sister. In the years in between, Bananarama were responsible for great singles like “Cruel Summer” and “Venus,” but they somehow never went on a proper tour. That’s about to change; they are back together and ready to hit the road. In a new Guardian feature, the members of the group reflect on their tenure and talk about the fences they had to mend to come back together. And they’ve announced the dates for a November UK tour; check those out below.

TOUR DATES:

11/12 – Glasgow, UK @ SEC Armadillo
11/13 – Blackpool, UK @ Blackpool Opera House
11/15 – Newcastle, UK @ Newcastle City Hall
11/16 – York, UK @ Barbican
11/17 – Barbican, UK @ O2 Apollo
11/19 – London, UK @ Eventim Apollo
11/22 – Bristol, UK @ Colston Hall
11/23 – Birmingham, UK @ Barclaycard Arena
11/24 – Nottingham, UK @ Royal Concert Hall
11/26 – Bournemouth, UK @ BIC
11/27 – Cardiff, UK @ St. David’s Hall
11/28 – Plymouth, UK @ Pavillions
11/30 – Brighton, UK @ Brighton Centre
12/01 – Ipswitch, UK @ Ipswitch Regent
12/02 – Southend, UK @ Cliffs Pavillion

The members of the group say that, if this tour goes well, they’ll do the US next.