Girls Aloud were an English-Irish pop girl group formed through the ITV talent show Popstars: The Rivals in 2002. The group comprised singers:
Cheryl Cole:
Kimberley Walsh:
Sarah Harding:
Nadine Coyle:
and Nicola Roberts:
The group's musical style was pop. Throughout their career they experimented with electropop and dance-pop, and their collaborations with Brian Higgins and his songwriting and production team Xenomania earned them critical acclaim. The group was one of the few UK reality television acts to achieve continued success, and they are listed as the "Most Successful Reality TV Group" in both the 2007 and 2011 editions of Guinness World Records. They also hold the record for "Most Consecutive Top Ten Entries in the UK by a Female Group" in the 2008 edition. The group were also named the United Kingdom's biggest selling girl group of the 21st century, with over 4.3 million single sales and 4 million albums sold. In March 2013, after their successful greatest hits tour, the group announced their split.
1. "Sound of the Underground"
2. "No Good Advice"
3. "Some Kind of Miracle"
4. "All I Need (All I Don't)"
5. "Life Got Cold"
6. "Mars Attack"
7. "Stop"
8. "Girls Allowed"
9. "Forever and a Night"
10. "Love/Hate"
11. "Boogie Down Love"
12. "Don't Want You Back"
13. "White Lies"
Bonus tracks
14. "Love Bomb"
13. "White Lies"
Re-issue Track Listing
1. "Sound of the Underground"
2. "No Good Advice"
3. "Life Got Cold"
4. "Jump"
5. "Some Kind of Miracle" (New Mix)
6. "All I Need (All I Don't)"
7. "Mars Attack"
8. "You Freak Me Out"
9. "Girls Allowed"
10. "Forever and a Night"
11. "Love/Hate"
12. "Boogie Down Love"
13. "Stop"
14. "White Lies"
15. "Girls on Film" (UK bonus track)
16. "Sound of the Underground" (Music video)
17. "No Good Advice" (Music video)
18. "Life Got Cold" (Music video)
Released: 29 November 2004.
Certifications: UK: 2x Platinum, Ireland: 2x Platinum.
Sales: UK: 600,000 , Ireland: 30,000 approx.
Peak chart positions: UK: 6, Ireland: 12, Greek International Albums Chart: 10, European Albums Chart: 9, Estonia: 88.
Track Listing
1. The Show
2. Love Machine
3. I'll Stand By You
4. Jump
5. Wake Me Up
6. Deadlines & Diets
7. Big Brother
8. Hear Me Out
9. Graffiti My Soul
10. Real Life
11. Here We Go
12. Thank Me Daddy
UK Bonus Tracks
13. I Say A Prayer For You
14. 100 Different Ways
Singles
The Show
Peak Chart Positions:
UK: 2
Ireland: 5
European Hot 100 Singles: 9
Australia: 67
Love Machine
Peak Chart Positions:
UK: 2
Ireland: 9
Netherlands: 52
European Hot 100 Singles: 8
Peak Chart Positions:
UK: 4
Ireland: 6
European Hot 100 Singles: 13
Chemistry
Released: 5 December 2005.
Certifications: UK: Platinum, Ireland: Platinum.
Sales: UK: 390,000 , Ireland: 15,000 approx
Peak Chart Positions: UK: 11, Ireland: 31, European Albums Chart: 14, ARIA Hitseekers Album Chart: 12
Track Listing
1. "Intro"
2. "Models"
3. "Biology"
4. "Wild Horses"
5. "See the Day"
6. "Watch Me Go"
7. "Waiting"
8. "Whole Lotta History"
9. "Long Hot Summer"
10. "Swinging London Town"
11. "It's Magic"
Limited Christmas Edition Bonus Tracks:
1. "I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday"
2. "I Wanna Kiss You So (Christmas in a Nutshell)"
3. "Jingle Bell Rock"
4. "Not Tonight Santa"
5. "White Christmas"
6. "Count the Days"
7. "Christmas Round at Ours"
8. "Merry Xmas Everybody"
Singles
Long Hot Summer
Peak Chart Positions:
UK: 8
Ireland: 16
European Hot 100 Singles Chart: 27
Biology
Peak Chart Positions:
UK: 4
Ireland: 7
European Hot 100 Singles Chart: 15
Australia: 26
See The Day
Peak Chart Positions:
UK: 9
Ireland: 14
Whole Lotta History
Peak Chart Positions:
UK: 8
Ireland: 14
European Hot 100 Singles: 23
1. "Sound of the Underground"
2. "Love Machine"
3. "Biology"
4. "No Good Advice"
5. "I'll Stand by You"
6. "Jump"
7. "The Show"
8. "See the Day"
9. "Wake Me Up"
10. "Life Got Cold"
11. "Something Kinda Ooooh"
12. "Whole Lotta History"
13. "Long Hot Summer"
14. "Money"
15. "I Think We're Alone Now"
Limited edition bonus disc
1. "No Good Advice" (Explicit version)
2. "Wake Me Up" (Alternate version)
3. "I Predict a Riot" (Live at Wembley)
4. "Sound of the Underground" (Radio edit)
5. "Hanging on the Telephone"
6. "Loving Is Easy"
7. "Singapore"
8. "Sacred Trust"
Digital bonus track
9. "Biology" (Live at Wembley)
Singles
Something Kinda Ooooh
Peak Chart Positions:
UK: 3
Ireland: 7
Slovakia: 40
European Hot 100 Singles Chart: 11
1. "The Promise"
2. "The Loving Kind"
3. "Rolling Back the Rivers in Time" *
4. "Love Is the Key"*
5. "Turn to Stone"
6. "Untouchable"
7. "Fix Me Up"
8. "Love Is Pain"
9. "Miss You Bow Wow"
10. "Revolution in the Head"
11. "Live in the Country"
12. "We Wanna Party" (UK Bonus Track)
Special Edition Bonus Disc
1. "Out of Control: Making the Album" (Commentary)
Girls A Live Limited Edition Bonus Disc
1. "Something Kinda Ooooh" (Live at the Local, Birmingham, 2007)
2. "Waiting" (Live at Wembley, Chemistry Tour 2006)
3. "Call the Shots" (Live at the O2, Tangled Up Tour 2008)
4. "Deadlines and Diets" (Live at the Hammersmith Apollo, What Will the Neighbours Say? Live 2005)
5. "Close to Love" (Live at the O2, Tangled Up Tour 2008)
6. "Love Machine" (Live at the Local, Birmingham, 2007)
7. "Biology" (Live at Wembley, Chemistry Tour 2006)
8. "Graffiti My Soul" (Live at the Hammersmith Apollo, What Will the Neighbours Say? Live 2005)
Singles
The Promise
Certifications: UK: Gold
Peak Chart Positions:
UK: 1
Ireland: 2
European Hot 100 Singles Chart: 8
The Loving Kind
Peak Chart Positions:
UK: 10
Ireland: 16
European Hot 100 Singles Chart: 37
Untouchable
Peak Chart Positions:
UK: 11
Ireland: 19
European Hot 100 Singles Chart: 39
1. "Something New"
2. "The Promise" (Radio edit)
3. "The Loving Kind" (Radio edit)
4. "Untouchable" (Radio mix)
5. "Sexy! No No No..."
6. "Call the Shots"
7. "Can't Speak French" (Radio edit)
8. "Something Kinda Ooooh"
9. "Biology"
10. "The Show"
11. "Love Machine"
12. "I'll Stand by You"
13. "Jump"
14. "No Good Advice"
15. "Sound of the Underground"
16. "On the Metro"
17. "Beautiful 'Cause You Love Me"
18. "Every Now and Then"
Deluxe Edition Bonus Tracks
1. "Graffiti My Soul"
2. "Wake Me Up" (Performance edit)
3. "Wild Horses"
4. "Swinging London Town"
5. "Whole Lotta History"
6. "Crazy Fool"
7. "Girl Overboard"
8. "Black Jacks"
9. "Hoxton Heroes"
10. "Memory of You"
Deluxe Edition Box Set: Disc 3
1. "The Passions of Girls Aloud: Sarah"
2. "The Passions of Girls Aloud: Cheryl"
Deluxe Edition Box Set: Disc 4
1. "The Passions of Girls Aloud: Kimberley"
2. "The Passions of Girls Aloud: Nicola"
Cheryl Ann Cole , born 30 June 1983 in Newcastle upon Tyne, is an English recording artist, songwriter, dancer and television personality. She embarked on a solo career in 2009 with the release of her first studio album 3 Words. The album spawned three hit singles (Fight For This Love, 3 Words and Parachute). 2010 saw the release of her second studio album Messy Little Raindrops, which contained the hits Promise This and The Flood. Her third studio album A Million Lights was released on 18 June 2012. The lead single Call My Name became her third UK #1. During her solo music career Cole has been nominated for 3 BRIT awards. She is also a recognized and photographed style icon, appearing on the covers of British Vogue , Elle and Harper's Bazaar. She was also the face of cosmetics company L'Oreal. Cole was a judge on the UK reality television series The X Factor from 2008 until 2011, and won two of the three series she judged.
Kimberley Jane Walsh , born 20 November 1981 in Bradford, UK is an English singer song-writer, model, television presenter and actress. Outside of Girls Aloud Walsh has embarked on a career mainly in acting and presenting. She became a presenter on music talk show Suck My Pop in July 2010, and presented coverage of the BAFTA Awards. In 2011 she starred in the live-action 3D family comedy film Horrid Henry: The Movie as Prissy Polly. She also appeared in a minor role in 2013 movie All Stars. She made her West End theatre debut in 2012, playing Princess Fiona in the London Production of Shrek: The Musical. In the same year, she took part in UK reality televison series Strictly Come Dancing with her partner Pasha Kovalev. She finished as runner up. Musically, Walsh featured on Agros Santos'single Like U Like. She released her debut solo album Centre Stage in 2013.
Solo discography
Centre Stage
Track Listing
1. "One Day I'll Fly Away"
2. "On My Own"
3. "Somewhere"
4. "Falling Slowly" (featuring Ronan Keating)
5. "Memory"
6. "Defying Gravity"
7. "I Still Believe" (featuring Louise Dearman)
8. "Dreams Can Learn To Fly"
9. "Another Suitcase in Another Hall"
10. "Hushabye Mountain"
11. "As Long As He Needs Me"
12. "You First Loved Me"
Digital deluxe edition bonus tracks
13. "One Day I'll Fly Away" (The Alias Club Mix)
14. "Easy Terms"
15. "Someone to Watch Over Me"
16. "Tomorrow"
Music videos
Sarah
Sarah Nicole Harding , born 17 November 1981 in Ascot, Berkshire, is an English singer-songwriter, dancer, model, and actress. During the hiatus, and later split, of Girls Aloud Harding turned her attention to acting. She first appeared in the 2008 independent film Bad Day and later in the BBC television movie Freefall, and St. Trinian's 2: The Legend of Fritton's Gold, both in 2009. She also contributed three solo songs to the sound track of St. Trinian's 2 and a solo cover version of the song Real Wild Child to the 2008 Emma Roberts movie, Wild Child.
Nadine
Nadine Elizabeth Louise Coyle , born 15 June 1985 in Derry, Northern Ireland is an Irish singer-songwriter, actress and model. After Girls Aloud announced their hiatus in 2009 she started work on her debut solo album Insatiable, which was preceded by the single of the same name. The album was released on 8 June 2010 through her own record label, Black Pen Records, in partnership with UK supermarket chain Tesco. Coyle also owns her own pub in Sunset Beach, Orange County named Nadine's Irish Mist. She is currently expecting her first child with her fiancé, American football player Jason Bell.
Solo discography
Insatiable
Track Listing
1. "Runnin'"
2. "Put Your Hands Up"
3. "Chained"
4. "Insatiable"
5. "Red Light"
6. "My Sexy Love Affair"
7. "Lullaby"
8. "You Are the One"
9. "Natural"
10. "Raw"
11. "Rumors"
12. "Unbroken"
13. "I'll Make A Man Out Of You Yet"
Music videos
Nicola
Nicola Maria Roberts , is an English recording artist and entrepreneur. In 2007 Roberts released her own makeup collection for pale skinned women called Dainty Doll. The collection was inspired by her own distinctive pale complexion and a desire to provide make-up options for women with "extra pale skin". It went on to become a success, being stocked by prestigious London department store Harrods. In 2011, while Girls Aloud was on hiatus she released her debut solo single Beat Of My Drum to high critical acclaim. Her debut album Cinderella's Eyes followed later in the year. It received positive reviews from critics but wasn't a major commercial success, peaking at #17 in the UK. The album spawned two more singles, Lucky Day and Yo-Yo. Roberts has written a song for UK Girl Group Little Mix's debut album DNA and two more for their second studio album Salute. She is considered a style icon due to her unique fashion sense, and has starred in UK reality television show Styled To Rock alongside Rihanna.
Solo discography
Cinderella's Eyes
Track Listing
1. "Beat of My Drum"
2. "Lucky Day"
3. "Yo-Yo"
4. "Cinderella's Eyes"
5. "Porcelain Heart"
6. "I"
7. "Everybody's Got to Learn Sometime"
8. "Say It Out Loud"
9. "Gladiator"
10. "Fish Out of Water"
11. "Take a Bite"
12. "Sticks + Stones"
Love is Pain PROBABLY should have been the second single from Out of Control. It was where radio was heading; The Loving Kind was where radio was ten months prior.
Introduction
and Nicola looks stunning 
