The "Strictly Come Dancing" tour kicks off with energy and secret parties in Birmingham.

The long-awaited "Strictly Come Dancing" tour has kicked off with a burst of energy in Birmingham, where a cast of celebrities has gathered to delight audiences in a series of dazzling shows. The tour, which will encompass 30 dates across the UK, promises not only spectacular performances but also fun and uninhibited after-parties, albeit with one condition: no photos allowed. This approach has created an air of mystery and excitement around how the stars will enjoy their lives as pop icons, at least for one night. Among the artists participating in the tour are well-known names like Tasha Ghouri, JB Gill, Shayne Ward, and Montell Douglas. The latter, one of the stars of "Gladiators," has shared that the WhatsApp group of participants is "exploding" with excitement over the "electric vibe" present on the tour. Additionally, Montell revealed that he is about to turn 39 during the tour and that plans to celebrate his birthday are a well-kept secret among friends. Famous actress Sarah Hadland, known for her role in "Miranda," has also been swept up in the excitement of the tour, expressing her amazement at the idea of selling out stadiums. "I will live my pop star life on the tour," she enthusiastically proclaimed, reflecting the festive spirit that seems to engulf all participants. However, not everyone is willing to fully indulge in the party atmosphere. Shayne Ward, the former "Corrie" actor, has admitted that he has decided to avoid going out to bars after the shows, fearing hangovers that, at his age, seem to last much longer than in his youth. Despite this, he assured that he will enjoy himself on the tour, but with a more cautious approach, especially considering his partner and children. Meanwhile, the absence of Chris McCausland has been a sensitive topic among the cast members. Dianne Buswell, the professional dancer, has shared her sadness at not being able to share the stage with him following his successful stint on the previous show. Chris, for his part, is in the midst of his own comedy tour, which has made it impossible for him to attend the anticipated "Strictly" tour. Dianne confessed that it has been "really difficult" for her to see other dancers with their partners while she faces the stage alone. Nevertheless, she remains grateful for the opportunity to be part of this show, holding onto the hope that they can reunite in the future. The opening show took place at the Utilita Arena in Birmingham, where moments of great excitement unfolded. At the same time, Chris McCausland was just 12 miles away, performing in Walsall, reflecting the duality of their careers at this moment. While one dives into the fun of dancing, the other progresses on his path in the world of comedy. The "Strictly Come Dancing" tour has begun, and with it comes the promise of epic nights filled with dance, laughter, and, of course, the traditional after-parties. But with an unexpected restriction in place: the use of mobile phones is prohibited, ensuring that the wildest moments remain in the private sphere of the celebrities. Although the artists are eager to share their experiences on stage, they have agreed to keep the details of the after-parties a secret. This touch of discretion adds an extra allure to the tour and generates constant curiosity among fans about how their idols really have fun after the lights and glamour of the show. As the tour progresses, audiences eagerly await not only the impressive choreography and performances but also how these celebrities manage to balance their public and private lives between the show and celebration. The combination of talent, laughter, and a touch of secrecy promises to make this tour an unforgettable experience for both the audience and the participants.