Sad news to report, that unfortunately The Saturdays debut single dropped outside the UK Top 10 after just a single week and that it dropped down to Number 13 on its second week of release.
If you haven’t picked it up yet, now is a good time to do it!
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The Saturdays will be on this Sundays Hit40UK chart. You can get questions into them by visiting the Hit40UK website
Hit40UK is syndicated across the UK Commerical Radio Network every Sunday from 4pm.
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Yesterday The Saturdays appeared on Big Brothers Little Brother, you can watch the interview below. A download of the video will be available in our forum later this afternoon.
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The Automatic, Sugababes and Sam Sparro will perform in a new online drama about the music industry.
‘The Secret World Of Sam King, a series about a junior Universal Music employee who secretly starts up his own label in the company’s post room, will feature appearances from girl band The Saturdays and US pop-rockers The Jonas Brothers.
From its launch on August 6, a three to five-minute episode of the drama will be streamed on social networking site Bebo every day, in a format similar to other social network drama hits KateModern and Sofia’s Diary.
“Users will experience a truly interactive world,” said Iain Funnell from the series’ producers Globe Productions.
“The drama will be the centre-piece and will be set within the walls of a major music company with characters drawn from real life company staff plus guest appearances and walk-ons drawn from the music industry’s biggest roster of artists,” he added.
A preview of the series is available to watch on Bebo.com now.
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Excellent news, The Saturdays have entered the UK Chart this week at Number 8!
Congratulations to the girls and everyone involved – and all of us for buying the single – and they have grabbed that debut Top 10 single – the only way is “Up” from here (Released in October …)
Remember the only way is Up!
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The Saturdays appeared on Nickelodeon yesterday, check out the videos below. As always join our forum to download these videos!
Performing If This Is Love
Interview with the Nickelodeon crew
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Article from The Daily Mail
WHO ARE THEY?
A new girl band who are hoping to reach the top without the catfights or Premiership boyfriends.
WHAT’S THE SPIN?
The quintet’s record label, Fascination (home to teen pin-ups The Jonas Brothers), reckons that The Saturdays are ‘a five-woman whirlwind’ who will put some fun back into the charts.
AND THE REALITY?
Well, the garish outfits and irritatingly catchy debut single are in place. And with Girls Aloud and the Sugababes (11 albums between them) approaching pop veteran status, The Saturdays’ timing is spot-on. Some will dismiss them as manufactured disco dollies, but they seem unfazed: ‘We’re a proper, full-on girl band and we love it,’ they say.
WHAT DO THEY SOUND LIKE?
More Rihanna than Girls Aloud. Their first single, If This Is Love (set to chart on Sunday), is a slick, electro-soul number built around a sample from Eighties synth duo Yazoo. The vocals are a little shrill in places, but the overall feel is upbeat and feisty.
WHAT’S THE ST0RY?
Two of the girls, Essex lasses Frankie Sandford and Rochelle Wiseman, were members of S Club Juniors in 2002. They continued to sing after that ill-fated project fell apart and eventually hooked up with Londoners Vanessa White and Mollie King, plus Irish singer Una Healy, a guitarist who has already released a solo album in her homeland and is regarded as the band’s most sensible member.
AND THEN?
The group got their big break when they supported Girls Aloud on their Tangled Up tour earlier this year. They have since recorded their debut album, as yet untitled, and are planning to play live at a London showcase when it comes out in October.
WHAT NEXT?
Chart success without the tantrums and tittletattle, hopefully. Frankie says: ‘We’re not models who can’t sing. We all sing and we all dance. No one’s telling us what to do. We’re all different because we’re just ourselves – and that’s the way it should be.’
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