Eternal cancel car park comeback gig due to low ticket sales after unveiling new bandmate following departure of former members Louise Redknapp and Kelle Bryan over trans rights row

Eternal's car park comeback gig has reportedly been cancelled due to poor ticket sales. Nineties pop stars Vernie and Easther were planning to push on with the band's reunion with the help of new singer Christel - with a reunion gig in a car park. Eternal's car park comeback gig has reportedly been cancelled due to poor ticket sales Louise and Kelle pulled out of an Eternal reunion because Vernie and Easther had refused to play any LBGTQ+ gigs over claims the community is being 'hijacked' by the trans movement Vernie, 52, and Easther, 51, were planning to take to the stage without the departed members and with the help of new singer Christel. Nineties pop stars Vernie and Easther were planning to push on with the band's reunion with the help of new singer Christel - with a reunion gig in a car park Vernie, 52, and Easther, 51, were planning to take to the stage without the departed members and with the help of new singer Christel It was recently reported Vernie and Easther were planning a reunion gig - in a car park. Louise's publicist said: 'A message was sent to the team putting together the Eternal reunion stating that if it was to go ahead, neither Vernie nor Easther would perform at Pride shows or LGBTQ+ festivals.