Liberty X with Five, Peter Andre, and more

Formed in 1997 by the Spice Girls' management, Five quickly became a top UK band with hits like "Slam Dunk Da Funk." Achieved UK and US chart success, won Brit and MTV awards, and performed at Rock in Rio to 500,000 fans before going on hiatus.

Peter Andre, born in England, rose to fame as an R&B pop star in Australia and Europe. Known for hits like "Gimme Little Sign" and "Mysterious Girl," he has collaborated with artists like Montell Jordan and Brian McKnight. Andre won over fans with his energetic performances and appeared on reality shows like I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here. Despite mixed reviews, his duets album with Katy Price and later projects kept him in the spotlight.

East 17, a British boy band from Walthamstow, East London, sold 18 million albums in the 90s. Known for hits like "House of Love" and "Stay Another Day," led by Tony Mortimer, they achieved a Christmas number one in 1994 and were Mercury Prize-nominated. Despite disbanding in 1997, the band, now with Terry Coldwell, Robbie Craig, and Joe Livermore, continues to release music.