The flamboyant US pop rock group, known for the songs I Can’t Decide, I Don’t Feel Like Dancin’ and Take Your Mama, have been on an indefinite hiatus since 2012 after they told a London audience at Camden Roundhouse the band was going on a pause. Originally fronted by former go-go dancer Jake Shears and Ana Matronic, whose real name is Ana Lynch, the New York group is marking the 20th anniversary of their 2004 chart-topping self-titled record Scissor Sisters, one of the UK’s biggest-selling debut albums, this year. For the first time in over a decade, we will come together again, live next May across the UK & IRE.
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Jake, Babydaddy, Del ✂️ — Scissor Sisters (@scissorsisters) Vocalist Shears, multi-instrumentalist Scott ‘Babydaddy’ Hoffman and guitarist Del Marquis have been confirmed in the new line-up that will be touring the UK and Ireland next May for 10 dates. Matronic has “decided not to join the tour as she has other projects she is focusing on right now”, the group said, and another singer will be announced at a later stage. “We’ve spent a lot of time collectively thinking about what we can add to our show that isn’t a ‘replacement’ for Ana in any way,” Marquis says.
“She’s part of the spirit of this band and we want to honour that.” Shears said: “It’s the 20th anniversary of our debut album, so i.