Sales and streams of Girls Aloud's back catalogue soar in tribute to late member Sarah Harding

Nadine Coyle has made a defiant return to the stage following the death of her former Girls Aloud bandmate and close friend Sarah Harding. On Saturday night, the Irish beauty, 36, took to the stage as part of the Bongo's Bingo tour at Content in Liverpool.

Girls Aloud’s Nadine Coyle has shared an emotional new tribute to her former bandmate Sarah Harding, one week following the singer’s death.Harding died last week (September 5) after being diagnosed with breast cancer in 2020. She was 39 years old.Coyle shared a series of photos of the pair together from throughout their time in Girls Aloud on her Instagram page earlier today (September 12).

Nadine Coyle and Kimberley Walsh have led tributes to their late Girls Aloud bandmate Sarah Harding one week after she tragically passed away. The singer, 36, who revealed how she was 'absolutely devastated' after it was announced that Sarah had passed away aged 39 on Sunday 5 September, took to Instagram to describe how Sarah was 'always an inspiration, always a shining light, always my friend'.

Sarah Harding‘s contribution to breast cancer research this year is being used for new probing into the disease among women aged 30-39 who have no family history of it.The former Girls Aloud singer, who died on Sunday (September 5) at the age of 39 from breast cancer, raised proceeds from a charity single released in March.

Sarah Harding’s ex boyfriend Chad Johnson has revealed the Girls Aloud star, who sadly died after a battle with breast cancer on Sunday, had really missed her Girls Aloud bandmates. American Chad, 34, who met Sarah on Celebrity Big Brother in 2017, also said his former love had seen the girls as “sisters” and had always wanted things to “go back to being the way it was” between them.

Gogglebox star Sandi Bogle has paid tribute to her late friend Sarah Harding in an emotional post on her Instagram page. The Channel 4 favourite took part in Celebrity Big Brother in 2017 with the late Girls Aloud singer, who died of breast cancer Sunday, September 5.

Sarah Harding had reportedly agreed to take part in a Girls Aloud reunion tour before her death from breast cancer aged 39 yesterday (September 5).The girl group had been widely reported to be preparing for a run of shows in 2022, to mark 20 years since they formed.Speaking on Good Morning Britain today (September 6), journalist Ellie Phillips said: “Sarah had actually signed up to go on tour with Girls Aloud in 2022 after the pandemic.”After she revealed last year that her cancer was likely

Sarah Harding’s longtime friend Holly Willoughby has said she “lit up a room” as she delivered an emotional tribute to the late star.The former Girls Aloud singer died after a battle with breast cancer on Sunday, September 5, and tributes have poured in from her friends in the celebrity world.

Cheryl has revealed she's "in disbelief" as she made a heartbreaking tribute to Sarah Harding following her tragic death on Sunday 5 September. Former Girls Aloud star Cheryl, 38, added she was "at a loss for words" at the news that Sarah had died age 39 following her battle with breast cancer.

As a Girls Aloud fan since their formation on prime time Saturday night TV in November 2002, it’s difficult to articulate just how much the band - and the unparalleled part Sarah Harding in it - means to me.Processing a celebrity death can be strange, to say the least. Articulating the grief you feel for somebody you didn’t know personally feels uncomfortable.

Sarah Harding of Girls Aloud, following the announcement of her death from breast cancer yesterday (September 5).Higgins, founder of esteemed songwriting and production group Xenomania, produced Girls Aloud’s debut single ‘Sound Of The Underground’ in 2002, and went on to work on all of their subsequent studio albums and singles.“Whenever we would start a new album Sarah’s enthusiasm for being back was always heart on her sleeve, so excited and so full of optimism of what was next,” Higgins told