Update: Mighty Boosh deny new tour and film reunion One half of The Mighty Boosh, Noel Fielding, has denied that he told The Mail on Sunday the comedy troupe would be reforming on Twitter. A statement from The Mighty Boosh's management appeared on fansite, The Velvet Onion, which backed up Fielding's sentiments: "As of today, there are no confirmed live dates. There's no confirmed movie details. There's no plans for the television series to return. The album release remains in limbo. The Mail on Sunday wrote that Fielding had said the pair would be "on tour early in the New Year." Fielding and his partner Julian Barratt have done little as The Mighty Boosh since the 2009 Future Sailors tour in the UK, although they appeared together at Festival Supreme in California in 2013 with Jack Black and his band Tenacious D. According to The Mail, Barratt added that they are hoping to make a film with new material, "something great for the fans." Although The Mighty Boosh ran for three series on BBC Three in the mid-Noughties, the act first appeared on stage at Edinburgh Festival in 1998. Since the hiatus, Barratt has appeared on stage at the Young Vic and Royal Court. However both have worked on Mighty Boosh film scripts in the past. Fielding told XFM in 2008 that "a film is the first thing we ever wanted to do, so we've always come up with ideas and stuck them in a drawer. Now comedy films like Shaun of the Dead have really opened a lot of doors.