Cheryl Tweedy almost “pulled off stage” by fan during Girls Aloud Newcastle gig

Girls Aloud fans have been heaping praise on bandmates Cheryl, Nadine Coyle, Kimberley Walsh and Nicola Roberts as they returned to the stage for the first time in more than 10 years with a nostalgic trip down memory lane and tear-jerking tributes to the late Sarah Harding.

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Fans at a Girls Aloud concert were left shocked when a keen fan nearly "yanked Cheryl off the stage,” reportedly leaving the pop sensation shaken. When the girl band announced their comeback after 11 years away, fans couldn't wait to watch the group kick off their first tour in more than a decade.

Singer Nadine Coyle has shared a tribute to Sarah Harding, recalling the last time they were in Newcastle touring together.The Girls Aloud band member published the throwback picture to her 483,000 followers on Instagram.The photograph shows Nadine and Sarah, 11 years ago in the Utilita Arena Newcastle, after performing a Girls Aloud show.The singer shared the throwback before performing in the same arena over a decade later, this time without her bandmate and friend Sarah. Nadine captioned the post: "This was the last time Sarah and I were in this arena together!!! This was when we finished the show and stayed laughing in our dresses!! "We are here again tonight and thinking about this time i was lucky enough to get to spend with Sarah!!! "When they say love like there is no tomorrow, it makes so much more sense now!! Xx" When Nadine and bandmates Cheryl, Nicola and Kimberley announced they were heading back on the road for The Show tour, they said that it would be a fitting tribute to Sarah.The group rose to fame on Popstars The Rivals in 2002, before scoring a record breaking number of successive UK top 10 singles.The group went on an indefinite hiatus in March 2013 following the conclusion of the Ten: The Hits Tour.

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Girls Aloud’s Kimberley Walsh is finding it “daunting” to be away from her three boys as she posts a heartfelt statement about leaving her brood to go on tour. When the pop girl band announced their comeback after 11 years away, fans couldn't wait to watch the group kick off their first tour in more than a decade.

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When pop icons Girls Aloud announced their comeback after 11 years away, fans couldn't wait to watch the group kick off their first tour in more than a decade. But now, as they take the UK and Ireland by storm with their hugely anticipated tour, which visits 12 cities across 30 days, Cheryl is reportedly feeling like she 'needs a break'.The 40 year old star is mum to son Bear, six, and - as much as she's impressing concert goers with her incredible vocals and dance moves - Cheryl is finding it hard being away from him.

The remaining members of Girls Aloud - Cheryl, Nadine Coyle, Nicola Roberts and Kimberley Walsh - have opened up about their late bandmate, Sarah Harding. Speaking candidly on Radio 2, the girls confessed how much they miss Sarah's "electric and wild" presence while on tour. This is the first time the girls have been on tour since 2013 and sadly, Sarah, who tragically passed away from breast cancer three years ago, isn't with them.

Sarah Harding’s mum attended the first of Girls Aloud’s three shows in Manchester on Thursday night (May 23) as the band paid tribute to their former bandmate.

Girls Aloud star Nadine Coyle was a true friend to Cheryl during the finale of their tour this week, stepping in to sing her line on stage as Cheryl struggled. The duo, along with Kimberley Walsh and Nicola Roberts, were performing "The Promise" at Belfast SSE Arena when Cheryl, 40, subtly reached out to Nadine, signalling she needed assistance.

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Girls Aloud left fans teary-eyed as they paid an emotional tribute to their late band member Sarah Harding during their latest concert.The girl group, including Cheryl Tweedy, Nadine Coyle, Nicola Roberts and Kimberley Walsh, reunited for their first arena tour in a decade, which kicked off last week with a show in Dublin. They also put on a performance in Belfast earlier this week and are set to hit the stage in Manchester tonight (May 23).To honour Sarah, who tragically lost her battle with breast cancer last year at the age of just 39, the remaining quartet performed their hit song The Promise.They observed a poignant moment of silence at the part that Sarah used to sing. A screen displayed footage of Sarah singing along as gold glitter and confetti rained down onto the stage.

An emotional Kimberley Walsh was reunited with her 'babies' after the longes period she's spent away from them as she kicked off a busy touring schedule with Girls Aloud. The band performed multiple shows in both Dublin and Belfast as they kicked off their Girls Aloud The Show tour.

Cheryl made a hilarious dig at fellow Girls Aloud star Nadine Coyle as the band took to the stage in Belfast on Monday, 20 May as part of their ongoing reunion tour. Having spent 11 years apart, the band have recently embarked on their comeback tour which saw them perform together for the first time in over a decade earlier this month. But besides impressing concert goers with their incredible vocals and choreography, the group have wowed fans with their interactions between songs – with Cheryl leaving fans in Belfast in hysterics after referring to one of Nadine’s most iconic TV moments.