Girls Aloud – The Girls Aloud Show (2024 UK/IE Tour)
Jun 10, 2011 15:46:33 GMT -5
Post by CammyCan on Jun 10, 2011 15:46:33 GMT -5
Out of Control is dead and gone, so I thought it would be time for a new thread.
The girls are headed back to recording in January 2012!
Girls Aloud to re-form after Nadine Coyle offers to bury the hatchet with Cheryl Cole
They've got a Whole Lotta History between them – and not all of it good. Even so, Girls Aloud are getting back together again...
Following several conference calls, the five original girlband members have agreed to return to the studio in January.
And surprisingly, it was Nadine Coyle – the one seen as turning her back on the others when she went solo and moved to LA to open a pub – who has held out the olive branch.
She started by offering to bury the hatchet with Cheryl Cole. And not in the 27-year-old Geordie’s head.
After all the X Factor hoo-ha, Nadine contacted Cheryl to offer her support and a shoulder to cry on.
The Derry-born singer also had a few troubles of her own to offload. Nadine, 25, is devastated after splitting up with fiance Jason Bell earlier this month. Meanwhile, her solo career has hardly set the world on fire. Her debut single, Insatiable, only sold 117 copies with Tesco.
She and Chez had a good old chat and also agreed to start afresh along with the rest of Girls Aloud – Sarah Harding, 29, Nicola Roberts, 25, and 29-year-old Kimberley Walsh.
My source tells me: “All is forgiven between Nadine and the rest of the band. It’s all water under the bridge.
“They’re excited they’re going to be making a fresh start together on this next adventure of their lives.
“In six months time it’ll be back to work as normal – they are itching to get back in the studio.”
However, the band will no longer be working with Xeomania, the British songwriting and production team behind most of the band’s hit albums and singles including Love Machine, Biology and No Good Advice. Instead, they plan to draw on personal experience when it comes to material for their next album.
My source adds: “At the moment the Girls are really excited about their new beginning, although they are scratching their heads over who will create signature hits for them.
“They are all grown women now. Cheryl has been through a lot worse than US X Factor. She’s survived a marriage breakdown and almost died of malaria. She’s made of tougher stuff.
“In fact, they have all got so much more experience between them now. They have all been through so much and come out fighting – and they will reflect this in their tracks.”
Hmm, Simon Cowell had better order himself an extra strong flak jacket...
They've got a Whole Lotta History between them – and not all of it good. Even so, Girls Aloud are getting back together again...
Following several conference calls, the five original girlband members have agreed to return to the studio in January.
And surprisingly, it was Nadine Coyle – the one seen as turning her back on the others when she went solo and moved to LA to open a pub – who has held out the olive branch.
She started by offering to bury the hatchet with Cheryl Cole. And not in the 27-year-old Geordie’s head.
After all the X Factor hoo-ha, Nadine contacted Cheryl to offer her support and a shoulder to cry on.
The Derry-born singer also had a few troubles of her own to offload. Nadine, 25, is devastated after splitting up with fiance Jason Bell earlier this month. Meanwhile, her solo career has hardly set the world on fire. Her debut single, Insatiable, only sold 117 copies with Tesco.
She and Chez had a good old chat and also agreed to start afresh along with the rest of Girls Aloud – Sarah Harding, 29, Nicola Roberts, 25, and 29-year-old Kimberley Walsh.
My source tells me: “All is forgiven between Nadine and the rest of the band. It’s all water under the bridge.
“They’re excited they’re going to be making a fresh start together on this next adventure of their lives.
“In six months time it’ll be back to work as normal – they are itching to get back in the studio.”
However, the band will no longer be working with Xeomania, the British songwriting and production team behind most of the band’s hit albums and singles including Love Machine, Biology and No Good Advice. Instead, they plan to draw on personal experience when it comes to material for their next album.
My source adds: “At the moment the Girls are really excited about their new beginning, although they are scratching their heads over who will create signature hits for them.
“They are all grown women now. Cheryl has been through a lot worse than US X Factor. She’s survived a marriage breakdown and almost died of malaria. She’s made of tougher stuff.
“In fact, they have all got so much more experience between them now. They have all been through so much and come out fighting – and they will reflect this in their tracks.”
Hmm, Simon Cowell had better order himself an extra strong flak jacket...
The not working with Xenomania bit better be false.
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