The Saturdays are knocking plans for a 2010 UK arena tour on the head as they will be too busy on world domination.
But festivals are definitely on the agenda for the Lycra-loving fivesome, whose latest album Wordshaker is out now.
Leggy Rochelle Wiseman told me: “We badly want to do a tour, but we’ve got a lot of things to do, so it’s about fitting it in with Asia and Europe.”
“We wanted an arena tour last year but you have to come up in stages. Last year’s small theatre tour was much more personal. We had been supporting other people, so it was refreshing.”
“As much as we love supporting we always worry whether the crowd will like us because they’ve come to see the other person.”
“But we will be doing all the festivals. The first ones were terrifying. Because we’re pop we thought we’d get booed.”
“We went from being frightened to getting the best reaction.”
Despite a mega 2009, there has been no BRITs nomination for The Saturdays, who are promoting the new Into Glamour fragrance from Impulse.
Rochelle, 20, continued: “We were under no illusions. It took Girls Aloud six years.”
The girls will be flying the flag for JLS at next Tuesday’s awards – particularly Rochelle, who has been getting friendly with Marvin Humes, 24.
She added: “Marvin is very sweet but it’s very early on.”
I posted 7 pictures of a photoshoot where the girls meet the Saracens and 4 new candids of the girls arriving at The Late Night Show! Click on the tumbnails to go to the folders. Enjoy
This week’s guests for ‘The Late Late Show’ have been announced, with presenter Ryan Tubridy due to chat to one of the stars of ‘Celebrity Big Brother’.
Actor Stephen Baldwin will be talking about his time in the ‘Celebrity Big Brother’ house and what he really thought of the other housemates.
Also appearing on this week’s show is broadcaster George Hook, who will be chatting about his experience filming in Haiti just months before the devastating earthquake there.
Musical entertainment on the night will be provided by The Saturdays, performing their new single ‘Ego’.
Watch ‘The Late Late Show’ tonight at 9.35pm on RTÉ One.
Source:RTE Entertainment
Florence and The Machine and La Roux have been added to the line-up for this year’s Isle of Wight festival.
US hip-hop legend Jay-Z will follow Florence’s performance on the Friday night, while La Roux will appear on stage the following night.
Mobo awards winners N-Dubz and pop group The Saturdays will also join La Roux to perform in the Big Top dance tent on Saturday.
The Strokes, Blondie, Vampire Weekend and The Hold Steady have already been confirmed as appearing at the festival.
The event is set to take place between Friday June 11th and Sunday June 13th.
Source:Uknetguide
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