Girls Aloud discography: Facts about every single from Sound of the Underground to Something New

The Chats have announced their second studio album, ‘Get Fucked’, with the follow-up to their 2020 debut LP ‘High Risk Behaviour’ set to arrive on August 19 via their own Bargain Bin Records.To coincide with the news, the trio have shared the album’s ripping opening track, ‘6L GTR’, a takedown of rev-head, status symbol drivers inspired by frontman Eamon Sandwith spotting the song’s titular license plate in an airport carpark. “Don’t need a big flash, fancy car / Just need a six-litre GTR,” sings Sandwith on its very catchy refrain.It arrives alongside an animated video created by Marco Imov that shows cartoon versions of the trio – founding members Sandwith and drummer Matt Boggis along with guitarist Josh Hardy, who joined in 2020 – in pursuit of the song’s titular vehicle.

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Sinead O’Brien has released a new single today called ‘There Are Good Times Coming’ – check it out below.It’s the third single to be taken from her debut album, ‘Time Bend And Break The Bower’, which is set for release on June 10 via Chess Club Records. You can pre-order the album here.Speaking about the new track, O’Brien said in a statement: “It’s a hyper real, close-up look at the surroundings of this place, and a glance to the horizon. Mundane observations weave in and around concepts of RITUALS, MANIFESTATIONS, INTENTIONS.“A mantra anchors me as I spin and fall in an alternate space. Watch the ripple effect of things play out; life, ideas, episodes.

Kimberley Walsh says Girls Aloud is “not ready to get back on stage yet” in the wake of Sarah Harding's death. The West End star revealed that she and Cheryl Tweedy, Nadine Coyle and Nicola Roberts are not planning on performing together any time soon following the passing of their beloved bandmate Sarah, who passed away aged 39 from breast cancer last September. Kimberley made her statement during an appearance on BBC’s Morning Live on Wednesday (20.

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Kimberley Walsh has revealed details of a reported Girls Aloud 'reunion' with bandmates Nicola Roberts, Nadine Coyle and Cheryl in honour of the late Sarah Harding, who tragically passed away last year following a breast cancer battle aged 39.

Sorn has opened up about her current relationship with her former CLC members, following her departure from the girl group in 2021.In a recent interview with Elle Magazine Singapore, Sorn spoke about what it was like to leave the group after spending almost her entire career with them. The Thai-born K-pop idol also opened up about the difficulties she has faced as a solo artist, compared to having a groupmates to fall back on.“It was kind of awkward to go from working with six other people to working by yourself, and sometimes it was quite lonely – to be on stage by myself, to film things by myself,” Sorn explained.The singer later opened up about how had it was to find her musical direction and identity after going solo.

Nadine Coyle has hinted that Girls Aloud intend to reunite for a one-off performance in memory of Sarah Harding.

Sarah Harding, after her tragic death from cancer aged 39 last year. Nadine Coyle confirmed on Monday that the band will come together for the first time since 2013, in the hope of raising money for life-saving medical equipment that could help diagnose cancer sooner. In September, Sarah passed away after a year battling breast cancer, with her devastated bandmates Nadine, Cheryl, Kimberley Walsh and Nicola Roberts, sharing a slew of tributes to social media at the time.

Girls Aloud are planning a reunion concert to raise funds for cancer research in memory of their late bandmember Sarah Harding.Harding, 39, died last September from breast cancer. The reunion gig would seek to secure more funding for crucial medical equipment that could diagnose the cancer sooner.Nadine Coyle confirmed the news to OK! Magazine, saying that they want to honour her memory and provide help as they continue to grieve one of their best friends.“We’re planning a night for an event to raise money in honour of Sarah,” Coyle said.

Girls Aloud are set to reunite for a special fundraising event in memory of Sarah Harding, who passed away last year.