Singer Su-Elise Nash, a member of the iconic British girl group Mis-Teeq, has expressed surprise and disappointment after bandmate Sabrina Washington announced a solo tour shortly after their successful 25th-anniversary reunion concert. Nash stated she was unaware of Washington’s solo plans, revealing that Mis-Teeq had a deadline on the same day to confirm offers for future performances, including a major UK festival.

Mis-Teeq’s Comeback and Solo Tour Announcement

Mis-Teeq, comprising Su-Elise Nash, Sabrina Washington, and Alesha Dixon, recently thrilled fans with a sold-out reunion show at London’s OVO Arena Wembley, marking 25 years since their debut. The concert rekindled hopes for a more permanent reunion.

However, these hopes were seemingly dashed when Washington announced her upcoming solo tour, titled “A One Night Stand Just Ain’t Enough.” The tour is set to celebrate Mis-Teeq’s music, with Washington performing hits she helped create, alongside her own solo material.

Su-Elise Nash’s Reaction to Solo Tour News

Su-Elise Nash took to Instagram to share her astonishment at the news of Washington’s solo venture. She posted a screenshot of an article reporting Mis-Teeq’s split due to Washington’s solo plans, stating, “That’s news to me!” Nash explained that on the very day Washington’s announcement was made public, the group had a crucial deadline to decide on several significant opportunities.

“As far as I was aware, today was our deadline to make a decision on some incredible Mis-Teeq offers for 2027… including headlining a major UK festival, performing at another huge UK festival and potentially taking the show regional for everyone who couldn’t make Wembley,” Nash wrote on Instagram. She added, “After the incredible response to our sold-out Wembley Arena show, I genuinely believed these were opportunities we were all excited about and hopefully saying YES to today as Mis-Teeq!”

Nash conveyed her shock at finding out about the supposed split through media reports. “So to find out that a press release went out to media today saying ‘Mis-Teeq have split’ has taken me by surprise,” she stated.

Despite the unexpected turn of events, Nash expressed pride in the band’s Wembley performance and gratitude for the fan support. “Either way, I’m incredibly proud of what we achieved at Wembley and so grateful to everyone who came out and supported us,” she concluded.

Fan Reactions and Potential Reunion

Following Nash’s statement, she reportedly “liked” comments from fans who were critical of Washington’s decision to announce a solo tour without consulting her bandmates. Some fans expressed dismay, with one comment Nash engaged with criticizing the move as lacking integrity and respect.

Notably, Nash also interacted with a post from former Mis-Teeq member Zena McNally, who had joined the group on stage at Wembley. This interaction fueled speculation among fans about McNally potentially rejoining forces with Nash and Dixon.

Alesha Dixon also appeared to be unaware of Washington’s solo tour announcement, as she was reportedly still sharing content from the Mis-Teeq Wembley show around the same time. Representatives for Mis-Teeq were contacted for comment regarding the situation.

Sabrina Washington’s Perspective on the Solo Tour

Sabrina Washington has spoken about the overwhelming positive reaction to the Mis-Teeq reunion, noting the enduring love for their music 25 years later. She stated that numerous fans expressed a desire for more shows beyond the single Wembley date, leading to the conception of her solo tour.

“From the moment Wembley was announced, I was receiving messages from people saying, ‘What about Manchester? Where’s Birmingham? Are you coming to Scotland? What about the rest of the world?’ and I kept seeing people saying that one night simply wasn’t enough. So there really could only be one name for this tour!” Washington explained.

She described the Wembley experience as unforgettable, calling it a “special way for the three of us to celebrate everything we achieved together.” Washington emphasized the personal significance of the songs, many of which she co-wrote and recorded, and her desire to connect more directly with fans through her solo shows.

“This tour gives me the opportunity to celebrate that music in my own way and get much closer to the public who have supported us for all these years,” she said. Washington aims for her tour to be a vibrant night out, encouraging fans to reunite with friends and relive the energy of the clubs from that era.

Washington also hinted at special guests and familiar faces from the 90s and early 2000s music scene appearing during her tour, promising unique elements to each performance. “Whether you were there with us 25 years ago or just discovered Scandalous for the first time, this is going to be a celebration,” she stated, concluding, “Wembley was our One Night Stand, but as it turns out, a one night stand just ain’t enough!”

Looking Ahead

The announcement of Sabrina Washington’s solo tour has created a stir within the Mis-Teeq camp, leaving Su-Elise Nash feeling blindsided and raising questions about the future of the group. While Washington is set to embark on her solo journey celebrating the band’s legacy, the unexpected development has put a pause on potential future Mis-Teeq performances and collaborations.