Girls Aloud put on showstopping performance in shimmering gold outfits as they take to the stage at Brighton Pride
Girls Aloud looked incredible as they put on a dazzling performance at Brighton Pride on Saturday.
The girl band, consisting of Nadine Coyle, Cheryl, Kimberley Walsh and Nicola Roberts, took to the stage in a variety of stunning gold outfits to wow the crowd with their hits.
The group headlined the first day of the popular event at Preston Park, with hit Mika closing out the performances on Sunday.
The Love Machine hitmakers entertained their fans with a fantastic setlist including Watch Me Go, while their performance of The Loving Kind was performed by Eurovision star Olly Alexander.
During the performance, Madonna’s hit Material Girl was also covered.
Girls Aloud looked sensational as they put on a dazzling performance at Brighton Pride on Saturday
The girl band, consisting of Nadine Coyle, Cheryl, Kimberley Walsh and Nicola Roberts, took to the stage in a series of stunning gold outfits to wow the crowd with their hit songs.
The group delighted fans by playing a fantastic setlist featuring songs such as Watch Me Go, and were joined by Eurovision star Olly Alexander for a performance of The Loving Kind
Fans rushed to X (formerly Twitter) to praise the incredible headliner, calling their performance ‘unreal’ and ‘absolutely incredible’:
‘Finally saw Girls Aloud live at Brighton Pride. It was absolutely amazing. Absolutely amazing #BrightonPride #Fabulosa.’
‘Wow, Girls Aloud were so good at #BrightonPride.’
‘Knew they were going to perform with Olly! Absolutely #girlsaloud #brightonpride.’
‘Can’t believe I got to experience ‘Watch Me Go’ live!!!! Thank you Girls Aloud for an amazing night! #BrightonPride #Fabuloso #girlsaloud.’
‘I will forever be shocked that I got to hear Cheryl sing her ICONIC rap on ‘Watch Me Go’ live on stage again in 2024. #girlsaloud #brightonpride.’
‘Like they covered material girl #BrightonPride #GirlsAloud.’
The Pride performance comes after the girl group completed their 20th anniversary reunion tour last month, which concluded with an exclusive performance at London’s O2 Priority.
The group shone in dazzling gold ensembles for their performance
The group headlined the first day of the popular event at Preston Park, with hit song Mika closing Sunday’s performances
The ‘unreal’ performance also included a cover of Madonna’s hit song Material Girl
Fans rushed to X (formerly Twitter) to praise the incredible headliner, calling their performance ‘unreal’ and ‘absolutely incredible’
The girl group toured England, Scotland, Ireland and Northern Ireland from mid-May to late June, performing a total of 30 shows.
Last month, Nadine had to pull out of a festival due to ‘exhaustion’ after performing across the country.
She was due to perform at the Kubix Festival in Sunderland, sharing the stage with artists such as Busted, Basshunter and Cascada.
However, Rubix announced a schedule change in a joint post on Instagram and Facebook.
They wrote: ‘Unfortunately Nadine Coyle can no longer play Kubix due to exhaustion, but we hope she gets enough rest and will invite her to a festival again in the future!’
At the same time, they announced that 90s boy band Damage, known for their 1996 hit Forever, will take her place.
The Girls Aloud Show tour was the group’s first tour without Sarah Harding and each show featured a tribute to her.
Girls Aloud incorporated images and even vocals from Sarah into their performances of their hits.
A notable addition was Sarah’s infamous ‘walking Primrose’ bridge in their 2008 hit The Promise.
This was especially emotional when the group performed in Sarah’s hometown of Manchester, in the presence of Sarah’s mother Marie.
Sarah announced that she had been diagnosed with breast cancer a year before her death at the age of 39. Unfortunately, the cancer had spread to other parts of her body.
During her final months, Sarah moved in with Cheryl and her son Bear, with whom she has a child, Liam Payne.
After her death, Nadine, Cheryl, Kimberley and Nicola decided to fulfil Sarah’s last wish and go on tour in her honour.
Proceeds from the sold-out performance of The Girls Aloud Show were donated to The Sarah Harding Breast Cancer Appeal, raising money for research into the disease.