Posted May 14, 200718 yr This thread is for us all to chat away about the tour, and what we would like to see and all that jazz :cheer: No SPOILERS please B)
May 14, 200718 yr Gorgeous Girls Aloud will stun fans by simulating SEX in their hotter-than-hot show tour starting tomorrow. One of the raunchiest stage acts in pop history is expected to give male fans Something Kinda Oooooh. But many parents of school-age devotees have already reacted by banning their kids from the shows. And last night, media watchdogs warned that a planned telly recording of one of the live gigs could be banned from the small screen if the show proves too hot to handle. John Beyer, director of Mediawatch-UK, said: “All channels have a special responsibility to protect young people under the age of 18 from harmful and offensive material. “It is very difficult to see how a programme like this would comply with those regulations.” The multi-million pound Greatest Hits tour starts in Newcastle upon Tyne – where rumours of the content have sent ticket sales through the roof. Likely lads can’t wait to find out whether babes Sarah Harding, 25, Nadine Coyle, 21, Cheryl Tweedy, 23, Kimberley Walsh, 25, and Nicola Roberts, 21, are Girls Aloud or Girls ALEWD. A tour source said: “The girls are really going for it with this one. “They are keen to show they are a slick, grown-up pop act and really want to leave a big impression. They’ve been hard at work plannning the gigs for a long time and among the things they’ve got up their sleeves is simulating sex. “It’s the hottest they’ve ever been on stage and it’s going to leave some of the fans hot under the collar. “They are all stunning girls and want to show off their figures in fishnet tights, corsets and other sexy outfits. “Its going to be very Madonna-like.'' “Girls Aloud are not little girls any more. They are sexy adults and want that to come across.” One mum who’s not too pleased about the super-sexy image is Lucy Bayfield, 31 – who was due to take her 12-year-old daughter Ella to see the group at the Hallam FM Arena in Sheffield next week. That is one of the tour venues stipulating that under-13s must be accompanied by an adult. But Lucy, of Leeds, said: “I won’t be taking Ella along. She is a massive Girls Aloud fan and she is distraught that I won’t let her go, especially as the tickets were a gift. “But I took her to see the group last June and thought then that it was a bit too sexy. “Anything raunchier would be just too much for some of their younger fans. “And I know a number of other mums who agree with me.” A spokesman for the group would not give any more details of the shows, but he insisted: “Girls Aloud are NOT aimed at a teenage audience and they never have been. “They have built a prolonged and successful and critically-acclaimed career by aiming at young adults, their new tour has been designed to reflect that.” Over the last five years. the girls have achieved 15 consecutive Top 10 singles and four platinum albums. They were formed as a group for the 2002 reality TV smash Popstars: The Rivals and are now listed in the Guinness Book Of World Records as the most successful reality TV group. Fans who can’t get tickets for this tour can only hope that it will make their TV screens, probably after the 9pm watershed. From Daily Star
