Girls Aloud dance to their throwback hits in matching sultry black dresses for new videos with ticket dates for reunion tour

Girls Aloud stunned on Monday when they released new videos to inform their fans where and when they can buy tickets for their upcoming reunion tour.

Cheryl Tweedy, Nadine Coyle, Nicola Roberts and Kimberley Walsh confirmed last week that they are coming together for a Greatest Hits tour in honor of their late bandmate Sarah Harding.

Sarah tragically passed away in September 2021 at the age of 39, after a battle with breast cancer.

The group plans to hit the road in May and June 2024 in honor of the 21 years this month since she and the late Sarah won Popstars: The Rivals.

And this week, they teamed up with Vogue to share four new videos to tell fans how they can get tickets to the highly anticipated shows.

Each band member took a turn clicking their fingers and making the other three appear while one of their famous hit songs played.

Cheryl, Nadine, Kimberley and Nicola danced and giggled along to the music, including the group’s popular songs – Love Machine, The Promise, The Show and Call The Shots.

The girls coordinated their outfits, with each looking stunning in a stunning black dress.

Cheryl opted for an asymmetrical one-shouldered number, while Nicola wore a plunging dress with lace cutouts.

Kimberley also opted for lace, wearing a long-sleeved dress with cutouts at the front and sheer lace inserts.

And Nadine did it very daringly in a low-cut dress with a high slit to show off her long legs.

The clips were then displayed on a screen showing that pre-sale for tickets starts at 9am on Wednesday, November 29.

It adds that general sales will then open from 9am on Friday 1 December and all tickets can be purchased via girlsaloud.com.

The girls will perform fifteen shows across the UK and Ireland, with the first starting in Dublin in May.

They will also visit Wales and Scotland before finishing in England, with the final show in Liverpool on June 29.

During the tour, the band will provide fans with a whole dose of nostalgia by performing their most beloved hits, as the group has not recorded any new music, but simply wants to celebrate their back catalogue.

The group has said they plan to use the tour to “celebrate” their late friend Sarah and will keep her vocals the same.

Cheryl revealed that in her final months before her tragic death, Sarah expressed her wish that the girls would one day be reunited without her.

Speak with British Vogueshe described the moment Sarah gave her blessing for a Girls Aloud reunion, admitting at the time that she had couldn’t fathom the idea of ​​losing her friend and was still waiting for a ‘miracle’.

She said she [Sarah] turned to me once and said, “You know, if I’m not here, you girls have to do something.”

“But when you come face to face with someone who is dying… We thought a miracle would happen. We all thought maybe we could do something together.”

They also confirmed that Sarah’s vocals would remain unchanged throughout the tour, and that they would not reprise her ‘iconic’ solo parts.

Nadine explained, “She [Sarah’s vocal parts] will remain the same, her singing parts are big parts like ‘Walking Primrose’, she is the actual walking primrose and ‘take a walk on the wild side’, she has some iconic Sarah’s parts. They’ll be Sarah’s pieces. Why should we? They are her pieces.”

When asked if the foursome would include Sarah on the tour, Nadine confirmed: ‘Absolutely, she’s such a big part of the music, such a big part of the group, the visuals, everything that makes Girls Aloud what it is.

“This is so different as a foursome, such a different experience, as much as we can bring Sarah in and bring her energy and everything she brings.”

During an appearance on Capital Breakfast with Roman Kemp on Thursday, Cheryl added: ‘I’m not sure it will ever feel right. It will never feel like what it felt like, but we do our best to make it as magical as possible for her. With her in mind.’

Nicola added: ‘People say, ‘Sorry to ask’, but we want to be asked because we have to keep her memory alive. She is still part of us and part of this.”