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Rude Girls go bottom of the class
GIRLS ALOUD got back at critics at a cheeky gig where they dressed as naughty schoolgirls and shook their bums at fans.
NICOLA ROBERTS had “I Am A Rude Ginger Bitch...Botherd” scrawled on her rear to get back at BUSTED’s MATT JAY, who said she was a stroppy diva.
NADINE COYLE and CHERYL TWEEDY flashed their pants at clubbers while KIMBERLEY WALSH proved she is a big star in a pair of blue tights.
Cheryl and SARAH HARDING stuck their tongues out before playing at G.A.Y. in London’s Astoria club on Saturday. The girls sang new single No Good Advice during the set. One fan said: “They didn’t seem to care what they showed off.”
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Posted Tuesday, May 13, 2003 at 04:15 p.m. by Webmaster. Credit: The Sun.

Not Aloud to moan!
GIRLS ALOUD have a blunt message for stars who say they can't cope with life in pop's fast lane - stop moaning.
Derry-born singer Nadine said: "It's not easy getting up on stage to entertain an audience but we don't see the point in moaning about it. If you want to be a singer, you know what to expect."

The winners of ITV's Pop Stars: The Rivals will launch their debut album in Scotland this month. It includes their singles Sound Of The Underground and No Good Advice.
Girls Aloud are the stars of Box Live at the SECC, Glasgow, on May 26, where they'll be joined by Darius, Abs, Triple A and Lemonescent.
Posted Wednesday, May 7, 2003 at 04:11 p.m. by Webmaster. Credit: Sunday Mail

Drunken Aloud
If you thought Girls Aloud were a bunch of squeaky clean young ladies, think again! The little misses have revealed that when they appeared on GMTV recently, they were all a bit squiffy.

"We knew we had to be up a 4am for the show," Nicola explained to Sneak magazine, "but we didn't go to bed all night - we just stayed up drinking."

And what happened when they joined GMTV's Kate Garraway and Andrew Castle on the comfy sofa? "We couldn't stop giggling on the TV show," Cheryl added, "I think we were still drunk!"

But if you're wondering which of the girls is the naughtiest of the lot, you don't have to look any further than the band's very own Ginger Devil, Nicola. "She'd be the one most likely to get up to something," Kimberley admitted. "She's definitely a bit mischievous." Cheryl, who a bit of a scamp herself, says she thinks her flame-haired bandmate is even wickeder than her. "Nicola's madder than me, she's a bad influence."

And what does Nicola have to say about this? "I always come up with the ideas and Cheryl goes along with it, but I never ever get the blame. That's what I was like at school, too. I can wriggle myself out of things."

Girls Aloud's new single No Good Advice is out next week and their album, Sound Of The Underground follows on May 26th.
Posted Wednesday, May 7, 2003 at 04:08 p.m. by Webmaster. Credit: Unknown

Aloud blast from the past
Aloud blast from the past

IT looks like Eighties leg warmers, roller discos and plastic jewellery will be back in this year — at least if GIRLS ALOUD have anything to do with it.

I’ve got their debut album here and it has taken me back to the decade fashion forgot.

That’s not to say it’s bad — far from it. The album, which shares the name of their debut single, Sound Of The Underground, is 14 tracks of pure electro pop.

Imagine a cross between BLONDIE and BANANARAMA, with a smattering of the SPICE GIRLS at their best thrown in, and you get the idea.

Lots of synths and electro beats are this record’s trademark. Stand out tracks are the down tempo White Lies, big disco-sounding Girls Allowed and Stop.

The great track Some Kind Of Miracle should definitely be a single.

The girls make a passing nod to their loser rivals ONE TRUE VOICE with a ballad called Forever And A Night — but they show the boys how to do it properly.

This disc won’t change your life. But as a pure pop album it’s cool, sophisticated and edgy enough for any music collection.

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Posted Wednesday, April 30, 2003 at 04:24 p.m. by Webmaster. Credit: The Sun.

Swearing is not ALOUD

Leggy lovelies ... Girls Aloud in latest photoshoot

GIRLS ALOUD have been forced to re-record their new single – because it features rude words.

NICOLA ROBERTS, KIMBERLEY WALSH, NADINE COYLE, CHERYL TWEEDY and SARAH HARDING have cut the words "damn" and "sh*t" from No Good Advice after radio stations said they wouldn't play it.

The five winners of ITV1's Popstars: The Rivals, are seen above showing off their amazing legs in a new shot to promote the track.

No Good Advice is the follow-up to their debut No1, Sound Of The Underground, and tells how the girls rebel against strict parents.

We all know rock 'n' roll is wild and rebellious but using rhe word "damn", can you believe it?
Posted Tuesday, April 8, 2003 at 04:15 p.m. by Webmaster. Credit: The Sun

Diary Dates
Woah! The girls are gonna be busy this month! Here's where they are and what they're doing for the next 1 and a half months...

APRIL
02nd :: Fun radio, France
03rd :: Choreography all day
04th :: CDUK rehersals
05th :: CDUK performance
09th :: In the studio recording
10th :: In the studio recording
11th :: French TV, NRJ
12th :: CDUK Interview, BBC1Xchange
13th :: Video on Popworld
14th :: Doing interviews with MTV UK
16th :: GMTV performance
17th :: PUtting together content for the website
18th :: European promotion
19th :: TMF Awards, Holland
21st :: MTV Hits Party performance
22nd :: CDUK under 18s party, Disney performance
23rd :: Hit Machine TV, France
24th :: Promotion in France
25th :: This Morning interview and video, Go to Glasgow for Saturday Show rehersals
26th :: Saturday Show
27th :: C5 Live Event, Birmingham NEC
28th :: Diggin It performance, interview and video, Disney interview

MAY
1st :: CBBC interview and video
2nd :: SMTV rehersals
3rd :: SMTV and CDUK performance, GAY rehersals
4th :: BBC2 Smile interview performance and video
5th :: Liquid News interview and video
7th :: Online interviews
8th :: BBC1 Jonathon Ross/Ch4 Popworld performance
9th :: Saturday Show rehersals in Glasgow
10th :: Saturday Show, GAY performance
12th :: Single "No Good Advice" out now!, GMTV performance
13th :: UK promotion
14th :: UK promotion
15th :: Webchat details to be confirmed
16th :: Rise interview and video, Mercia FM, Coventry
Posted Sunday, April 6, 2003 at 11:23 a.m. by Webmaster. Credit: girlsaloud.co.uk

Album Release Date
The as yet untitled debut album from Girls Aloud is planned for release on 26th May!
Posted Sunday, April 6, 2003 at 11:07 a.m. by Webmaster.

Make-Over
It seems not only are the group getting a make-over, but also is the official website too! The new look for girlsaloud.co.uk will be launched within a few weeks so keep a look our for that!
Posted Sunday, April 6, 2003 at 11:04 a.m. by Webmaster.

No Good Advice on The Box
The new single from Girls Aloud, "No Good Advice", which is currently set for release on May 12th, has been added to The Box and Smash Hits playlists. You can select it now #200! Get voting now so not only will "No Good Advice" probably be No. 1 in the Singles chart but maybe also on the music channel charts too! Talking of which, "No Good Advice" is also available on MTV Hits, you can vote for it in "Your Chart" via your Sky Digital remote on Interactive.
Posted Friday, April 4, 2003 at 04:35 p.m. by Webmaster.

No Good Advice Video Snaps

NURSE! Here’s a photo-shoot to leave lads hot under the collar — Girls Aloud in their sexiest snaps yet

Blonde bombshell Sarah Harding, seen in three poses, leaves almost nothing to the imagination in a sensational cutaway number.

And all five winners of TV’s Popstars: The Rivals spice it up in slinky black outfits in the shoot for men’s mag FHM.

Sarah, 21, and her curvy bandmates — Cheryl Tweedy, 19, Nicola Roberts, 17, Kimberley Walsh, 21, and 17-year-old Nadine Coyle — also tell readers of their secrets as they prepare to launch their latest single, No Good Advice, on May 12.

The latest issue of FHM is out now.
Posted Saturday, March 29, 2003 at 09:11 a.m. by Webmaster. Credit: The Sun

Advice From The Girls (Aloud)
While One True Voice appear to have slipped off the face of the planet, Girls Aloud are gearing up for the release of the follow up to 'Sound Of The Underground'. 'No Good Advice' gets released on May 12th - providing certain members of the band can keep out of trouble until then! The video features Sarah, Cheryl, Nadine, Nicola and Kimberley wearing skin tight silver outfits as they get down to the disco inspired track. We've had a sneaky listen to the new single here at Smash Hits towers and think the girls have another No.1 single on their hands. Girl power!
Posted Thursday, March 27, 2003 at 04:36 p.m. by Webmaster. Credit: Sneak Magazine