The Corrs performed their first live set in a decade over the weekend after they reunited for a hits-packed show at the BBC Radio 2 Live In Hyde Park concert in London.
It was the first time the family-foursome had performed together since taking a break in 2005. During their ten year's together they sold more than 40 million albums worldwide making them one of the most successful Irish groups of all time.
They confirmed their comeback in June and are set to release a new album soon.
Speaking on Chris Evans' show on BBC Radio 2 earlier this summer, lead singer Andrea Corr said: "We're in the process of making a new record, so it feels just right to do this. It's exciting.
"We emerged after our lives going in different directions - babies and all that."
During their gig yesterday the group performed many of their best known hits including Breathless and Runaway along with their Fleetwood Mac cover Dreams and a handful of other favourites.
Together again after 10 years it's The Corrs! Watch the full set: http://t.co/vsD6UomVcM http://t.co/pPLVo0ktXC
— BBC Radio 2 (@BBCRadio2) September 14, 2015
The band also released a teaser video for fans ahead of their London gig. The video posted by Andrea Corr on Twitter shows footage of the band members playing with their families and rehearsing tracks.
