ALBUMWhat Will The Neighbours Say? (20th Anniversary Edition)Girls Aloud
ALBUMSound Of The Underground (Deluxe Edition)Girls Aloud
ALBUMTen (Deluxe Edition)Girls Aloud
ALBUMOut of ControlGirls Aloud
ALBUMTangled Up (Bonus Track Edition)Girls Aloud
ALBUMSomething Kinda Ooooh EPGirls Aloud
ALBUMLong Hot Summer EPGirls Aloud
ALBUMChemistry (Bonus Package)Girls Aloud
Girls Aloud's Popular Music Videos
Sound Of The Underground (Alternative Vocal Mix)
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Jump (20th Anniversary Alternative Video)
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Can't Speak French (Radio Edit)
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Wake Me Up
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Love Machine (Live On The Out Of Control Tour / 2009)
Girls Aloud
Wake Me Up (Live At Ten Tour / 2013)
Girls Aloud
The Show (Live At The Royal Variety Performance, 2004)
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I Think We're Alone Now (Tied-Up Ending)
Girls Aloud
I Think We're Alone Now
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Artist Playlists
Girls Aloud Essentials
Disco dance with the lights down low: the inimitable sound of Girls Aloud.
Inspired by Girls Aloud
Harnessing the frenzied pop catchiness of the '00s hitmakers.
Girls Aloud: Deep Cuts
Girls Aloud: Chill
Artist Biography
One of Britain's premier 21st-century girl bands, the English-Irish quintet Girls Aloud released a slew of chart-ruling singles during their 11-year run. Formed in 2002 during the second series of ITV’s singing competition Popstars, Girls Aloud were made up of Cheryl Tweedy, Nicola Roberts, Nadine Coyle, Kimberley Walsh, and Sarah Harding. Their first single, the rock-tinged harmony showcase “Sound of the Underground,” topped the UK singles chart upon its release in December 2002, and the group remained a constant presence in that chart’s Top 10 while playing with different styles over the rest of the decade. Uptempo cuts like the feisty 2004 hit “Love Machine” and the playful 2005 track “Biology” showcased the group’s spiky charisma, while romantic cuts like 2008’s retro-’60s throwback “The Promise” and the plush 2009 single “The Loving Kind” reminded listeners that they’d come together because of their vocal prowess. Girls Aloud officially disbanded in 2013, a few hours after playing their final gig in Liverpool, leaving behind a string of pop confections that helped define British music in the 2000s.