Girls Aloud: A Top Selling Girl Band That's Here To Stay

Girls Aloud was formed in November 2002 when they entered the reality TV show Popstars: The Rivals. The program was designed to create two pop acts - a boy band and girl band - then compete for the Christmas number one single slot. After a television audience and exhausting schedule, Cheryl Tweedy, Nicola Roberts, Nadine Coyle, Kimberley Walsh and Sarah Harding has won the competition for girls under the alias, Girls Aloud. The winners were boy band called True voice. Both bands released a single face to the Christmas number one slot, Girls Aloud, who won by a landslide with their unique sound to the underground. The single was so successful has been the number one in the UK for four weeks, and has provided the foundation for the band to become a girl of the most successful British band of all time. The sound of the underground Girls Aloud hold the record for shortest time between formation of a band, and to achieve a UK number one hit single. The Guinness World Record Book also appears as Reality TV's most successful group in 2007, and for most consecutive positions ten entries in the UK by a group of women in 2008. Sound after his success with the sound of the underground, was several months before recording their debut album, also titled the subway. It was finally published in May 2003 and entered the charts at number 2, its highest position. After three singles and all made him the top 3. When re-launched Sound Of The Underground later that year with a completely new design of the sleeve, was unable to improve the placing table number 2, but has boosted total sales through the platinum barrier. The girls took time before returning to study, and published in June 2004 The Show, the first single from their second album. It marked a change in the style of the band, both musically and in his eyes, and combined with a strong marketing campaign, the single peaked at number 2. Love Machine soon followed and made the number 2 slot and has become one of their best known hits to date. Their second album, What will the neighbors say?, Was finally released at the tail end of 2004 and reached number 6. His third studio album, Chemistry, was released after 13 months, but despite overwhelming critical success peaked only in the album chart at number 11, its lowest position to date. The album was supported with their first Arena tour around the UK, and the album went platinum shortly thereafter. Published October 2006 Girls Aloud The Sound of Girls Aloud, a collection of individuals and unpublished material. E 'went straight to number 1 in UK charts. Following May, Girls Aloud started their second arena tour of the United Kingdom, during which sold at 15 venues throughout the UK and Ireland. Their fourth studio album, tangled, followed shortly, and debuted at number 4. In May this year, Girls Aloud will embark on another tour of the arena across the UK. The Tangled Up Tour to see them play 22 venues around the country, and also to play Edinburgh Castle during the summer. Constant, despite the speculations of the media, there has been no confirmation yet of an upcoming release tangled, but with a record 17 consecutive Top 10 singles (including number three), four platinum albums (including the number one) and record sales of over 4.2 million in the UK alone, Girls Aloud seem as if they were here to stay. Discography (Album) 2003 - Sound Of The Underground # 2 (Platinum UK) 2004 - What will the neighbors say? # 6 (UK) Platinum 2005 - Chemistry # 11 (UK) Platinum 2006 - The Sound of Girls Aloud # 1 (UK) 2x Platinum 2007 - Tangled Up # 4 (UK) Date Platinum coming days 4 and 5 May 2008 - Odyssey Arena Belfast, 7 / 8 May 2008 - SECC, Glasgow 10-11 May 2008 - International Center for Bournemouth, Bournemouth 13/14 May 2008 - The center of Brighton, Brighton 18, 2008 - the CIA, Cardiff, on 20 May 2008 - Nottingham Arena, Nottingham May 21, 2008 - Sheffield Arena Sheffield 23 May 2008 - Birmingham NIA, Birmingham May 25, 2008 - Metro Radio Arena, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, 27-28 May 2008 - Aberdeen Exhibition Center, Aberdeen 30 May 2008 - Liverpool Echo Arena, Liverpool May 31, 2008 - MEN, Manchester 3 August 2008 - Pop In The Park, Dorfold Park, Nantwich August 23, 2008 - Battle Abbey, Hastings August 29, 2008 - Harewood House, Leeds