I'll probably watch too! Looks like BBC 2 are having a girl group night, this is the rest of the schedule that evening:

 

19:40 TOTP 2: Girl Groups

20:40 Bananarama at the BBC

21:40 Girls Aloud: Tangled Up Live from the O2

23:15 Labelle: In Concert

23:45 Spice Girls at the BBC

00:45 Pop Life: I'm in a Girl Group

 

I'd love a Girls Aloud at the BBC show. As well as all their Top of the Pops performances, they have performed on Children in Need several times, Strictly Come Dancing twice and some performances on children TV show Smile.

Now I need Girls Aloud at the BBC to be commissioned!

 

 

 

Guys, 'Can't Speak French' is battling it out with some other songs in the 21st Century Throwback forum. Vote for your least favourite song in the poll: http://www.buzzjack.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=265483

Voted Boogie 2nite which thankfully broke the tie and put that in the lead!

Now I need Girls Aloud at the BBC to be commissioned!

Guys, 'Can't Speak French' is battling it out with some other songs in the 21st Century Throwback forum. Vote for your least favourite song in the poll: http://www.buzzjack.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=265483

 

I'd love an offical live cd to be released from them and could have been a nice release for their anniversary, there is loads they could offer on a release like this.

 

They released a live CD alongside Out of Control! https://www.discogs.com/release/2674550-Gir...ud-Girls-A-Live

 

And the Tangled Up tour audio is available as part of The Collection, which is on Spotify!

Girls-A-Live I remember buying this in Woolworths before it closed down. Wasn't it a Woolies exclusive along with Mixed Up?

Tangled Up Tour is on BBC2 right now!

Love seeing this again, especially the Tangled Up album tracks.

 

I so wish Girl Overboard/Black Jacks had been singles :drama: Amazing pop songs. Surreal to hear those songs on prime time BBC.

Girls-A-Live I remember buying this in Woolworths before it closed down. Wasn't it a Woolies exclusive along with Mixed Up?

That's right!!

 

I've heard the recordings of this tour from The Collection boxset but never actually watched the DVD so this is an amazing first watch, feels so surreal seeing them on BBC2!! What a tour. I only rewatched the WWTNS? Tour DVD recently (the only tour of theirs I went to :( ) and the progression from then until this was crazy.

Going to watch tomorrow on iPlayer to close my weekend on a high but it makes my heart so happy to see my Twitter timeline bursting with a lot of Girls Aloud chat!

Tangled Up Tour is on BBC2 right now!

I missed it as I didn't know it was on :(

It's on iPlayer.

 

Absolutely addicted to Whole Lotta History right now, just as I was when it was released as a ridiculously underrated single (maybe their lowest selling?).

 

What a beautiful song and vocal, particuarly from Nicola and Nadine in the second verse and Sarah at the end. The live performance was a moment on that Tangled Up tour.

Tangled Up got just over 400k viewers on Saturday night without taking it consideration people watching on iPlayer that is incredible, the highest rating show the previous Saturday was Match Of The Day with 2.1 million

I'm surprised no one posted about their reunion yesterday. :blink:

 

Cheryl reunites with Girls Aloud bandmates Kimberley Walsh, Nadine Coyle and Nicola Roberts as they attend PR friend Simon Jones' star-studded wedding

Edited September 10, 20231 yr by Voodoo

Something might be happening with Girls Aloud? A new company was set up last week, on 30th September, called ‘Let’s Go Eskimo’ - and the four girls’ companies are members. What could this mean? :thinking:

 

https://find-and-update.company-information...ompany/OC449339

 

 

Hard to know, maybe to tie in with new merchandise and vinyl reissues.

I was listening to Ten today.

The album is home to so many great songs.

 

Love machine is been used on saturdays strictly come dancing so hopefully we will see it climb over the weekend on itunes.

A random curiosity & it doesn’t matter really, but the release dates given for their recent EP releases are exactly a week after what their actual original release dates were. :thinking: (bar SOTU which is set to 6 days later).

 

Release dates shown on Spotify:

22nd December 2002 - Sound of the Underground

19th May 2003 - No Good Advice

25th August 2003 - Life Got Cold

24th November 2003 - Jump

5th July 2004 - The Show

 

The real original release dates:

16th December 2002 - Sound of the Underground

12th May 2003 - No Good Advice

18th August 2003 - Life Got Cold

17th November 2003 - Jump

28th June 2004 - The Show

 

So presumably when they eventually edit Love Machine they’ll have its release date as 20th September 2004 instead of 13th September 2004.

Why Girls Aloud didn't reach Spice Girls level of popularity in the world?