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Nadine’s new single ‘Girls on Fire‘ will be released this Thursday 8th February.
The single is part of a 4 track EP that will be out in April.
The collection, which also features recent single Go To Work, has been helmed by Girls Aloud’s production house Xenomania and is described as a collection “celebrating strong women”. It’s probably about as close to another Girls Aloud album as we’re ever going to get.
Tickets go on sale on Friday 9th February via gigsandtours.com
Or if you are O2 Priority, there is a pre-sale on Wednesday 7th February at 10am!
Full list of dates:
Thursday 10th May – Glasgow O2 ABC
Friday 11th May – Birmingham O2 Institute
Sunday 13th May – Manchester O2 Ritz
Monday 14th May – Bristol O2 Academy
Tuesday 15th May – London O2 Shepherds Bush Empire
Saturday 19th May – Dublin Olympia
Sunday 20th May – Belfast Limelight
There is a VIP Meet and Greet option that includes a photo, early entry and a custom VIP laminate and lanyard.
So excited!
Some of the UK’s favourite famous faces, including our very own Nadine Coyle, are partnering up with TK Maxx to help beat children’s cancers sooner. This year’s Give Up Clothes for Good campaign in support of Cancer Research UK Kids & Teens encourages people to donate clothes to raise vital funds for life-saving research to help beat children’s cancers sooner.
One of the UK’s longest running charity clothing collections, Give Up Clothes for Good, launches in store from February 2018. Customers can donate quality items they no longer need in special clothing bins at their local store. The clothes donated will be sold in Cancer Research UK shops with ALL the money raised going towards research into cancers affecting children and young people. Each bag could be worth up to £30* for Cancer Research UK Kids & Teens.
Give Up Clothes for Good will help transform the items customers no longer need into funds for life-saving research into children’s cancers.
In the UK around 4,200 children and young people (aged 0-24) are diagnosed with cancer each year; that’s around 12 young people every day TK Maxx is the biggest corporate supporter of Cancer Research UK’s research into children’s cancers and has raised more than £32 million for Cancer Research UK since 2004 through stock and cash donations. Of this, over £28 million is supporting research into children’s cancers specifically and £4 million supporting general cancer research.
See the HQ in the gallery below:
