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| Girls Aloud have had two more singles of moderate sucess "No Good Advice" and "Jump", the latter a ] of a ] song featured on the soundtrack to ]'s ]. The next single due to be released is called "The Show". | Girls Aloud have had two more singles of moderate sucess "No Good Advice" and "Jump", the latter a ] of a ] song featured on the soundtrack to ]'s ]. The next single due to be released is called "The Show". | ||
| The girls are often held as an example of ]ness. | |||
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Girls Aloud is a UK all-girl band which was created out of television show Popstars: The Rivals in 2002. The auditioned several thousand young hopefuls and created one girl band (Girls Aloud) and a boyband, One True Voice.
Then in Christmas 2002 the two bands then battled for the number one position in the UK's singles chart. Girls Alound won with their single "Sound of the Underground".
Girls Aloud have had two more singles of moderate sucess "No Good Advice" and "Jump", the latter a cover of a Pointer Sisters song featured on the soundtrack to 2003's Love Actually. The next single due to be released is called "The Show".
The girls are often held as an example of pikeyness.
Members
- Cheryl Tweedy, born June 30, 1983 in Newcastle, England
- Sarah Harding, born November 17, 1981 in Manchester, England
- Nicola Roberts, born October 15, 1985 in Stamford, England
- Nadine Coyle, born May 15, 1985 in Londonderry, Northern Ireland
- Kimberley Walsh, born November 20, 1981 in Bradford, England
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