Only around 30 people attended an East 17 gig in Dublin recently.

The 90s pop group - who feature original members John Hendy and Terry Coldwell alongside new singer Robbie Craig - played in the city on Thursday (June 25).

However, reports state that only 30 people turned up - despite the Academy venue having a capacity of 800.

Tony Flynn attended the gig and he told The Sun that the show was delayed for an hour in the hope of more people arriving.

He said: "They looked so ridiculous performing to nobody. Tony Mortimer and Brian Harvey, who sang all their big hits, aren’t with the band any more.

"So you just have the guys that did the dancing, John Hendy and Terry Coldwell, with a new singer called Robbie Craig."

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