The band, who have sold more than 20 million records worldwide, announced the additional dates for their Keep On Movin’ tour.
An initial Manchester date was announced for the city centre’s AO Arena on November 7 but the chart-toppers have added an extra concert at Co-op Live for November 18.
They will also visit Dublin, Belfast, and Sheffield, with extra shows also in London, Glasgow, Newcastle, and Birmingham.
The 20-date tour will kick off in Brighton on October 31.
Fans can expect to hear some of the band’s biggest hits, including ‘If Ya Gettin’ Down,’ ‘Everybody Get Up,’ and ‘When The Lights Go Out.’
The band said: “Absolutely buzzing to share that we’re adding even more dates to the Keep On Movin’ 2025 tour.
“To say we’re overwhelmed by the response to the tour so far would be an understatement, we’re truly speechless.
“Getting all this support 25 years on is nothing short of mindblowing.
“We cannot wait to be back on that stage surrounded by our incredible fans, make sure you get your tickets.”
Tickets for the tour went on general sale on Friday, March 7, at 10am, with tickets for the Dublin and Belfast shows going on sale on Tuesday, March 11.
The Keep On Movin’ tour will be the first time in 25 years that all five band members will share the stage together.
Five, who formed in 1997, are the only UK act to hit the top 10 with all of their 11 singles, including three number ones.
Their first album, Five, debuted at number one on the Official Charts in 1998, with follow-up Invincible also certifying double platinum in 1999.
