An S Club 7 superfan has been trying to meet band member Bradley McIntosh for 25 years and says meeting him would be a dream come true.

Marie Emma Warrington, from London, has travelled all across the UK to see the band perform live but her idol was always just out of reach.

The British music group formed back in 1998 but disbanded in 2015 so the members could pursue other ventures.

However, the group have recently announced a Reunion Tour for later this year which gives Emma another chance to meet Bradley.

But the one issue is that meet and greets could be £250 or more.

Bradley McIntosh
S Club 7 are doing a reunion tour this year

Speaking to the Daily Star, Emma said: "I have been a fan since day one. I have all of their CDs and DVDs and pretty much everything they have done. "

However, while she is a huge fan of the band, there is one particular member who has always caught her eye as Emma feels Bradley just seems very genuine and down to Earth.

"It would mean everything to meet him, it would honestly mean the world. He's been my favourite for so long," she said.

Emma is a huge music fan and has met other huge stars like Olly Murs and Brian McFadden but it is Bradley from S Club 7 who she has had her eye on for the longest time.

However, the costly nature of the meets and greets for the band makes things more difficult as it could be as much as £255 for a meet and greet package at the OVO Hydro performance in Glasgow.

Emma and Olly Murs
Emma met Olly Murs as well

She said that if she had the money she would definitely pay for it but it is too much money for them at the moment.

But for Emma this brings back miserable flashbacks from an S Club Allstars event in Reading when original member Brad was the only one not to turn up.

She remembered: “He was meant to be at the meet and greet but only two showed up and Bradley didn't. We were told by the venue that once he comes we would get to meet him but we never did. I was very disappointed."

The huge fan is still planning to see the iconic British pop group play in The O2 arena in October during the reunion tour but is so far struggling to get a ticket.

Despite this, she refuses to give up on her dream that one day she will finally see Bradley face to face.

The group has confirmed it will be performing in venues across Liverpool, Sheffield, Dublin, Glasgow, Newcastle, Leeds, Manchester, Cardiff, Nottingham, Birmingham and London.

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