It's been three decades since Brit pop band Space first formed in Liverpool and were in their infancy.
Initially made up of three members, the band got their big break and rose to fame in the early 90s with singles like Female of the Species and Neighbourhood, before going on to tour the globe. After signing to Gut Records in 1995, Space found themselves performing on massive shows like Top of the Pops and TFI Friday - and rubbing shoulders with other big names in the music and entertainment industry.
Decades down the line and six albums in, the band are currently on a UK anniversary tour to mark 25 years since the release of the Spiders and Tin Planet albums. On tour are original members Tommy Scott, Jamie Murphy, Franny Griffiths and Phil Hartley and Allan Jones who joined Space when they reformed.
