Blue: Beloved noughties boyband Blue pose with fans at Glasgow record store to mark album release

The band, whose tunes were the soundtrack to school discos for many kids, visited Assai Records on Sauchiehall Street to meet fans and sign copies of their new album Reflections.

The group, made up of Simon Webbe, Duncan James, Antony Costa, and Lee Ryan, formed in 2000 and released three albums before announcing a hiatus in late 2004.

Blue's second album, One Love, which featured hits including Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word and U Make Me Wanna, reached number one on the UK album charts and sold more than 150,000 copies.

The band reformed in 2011 and represented the UK at Eurovision in Düsseldorf with the song I Can.

They have since continued to record and perform together.

Reflections, released on January 9, marks 25 years since the group first formed.

The BRIT Award-winning band announced their UK tour last year, with their 17-date spring tour kicking off in Oxford on April 7.

They are set to perform at Glasgow Royal Concert Hall on April 27.

Nineties boy band 911 will join Blue throughout their 25th Anniversary tour.

Best known for songs including Bodyshakin’ and A Little Bit More, they originally formed in Glasgow in 1995, with Lee Brennan, Jimmy Constable and Simon "Spike" Dawbarn making up the group.