Girls Aloud's The Girls Aloud Show TV air date confirmed

The show will air on what would've been the late Sarah Harding's 43rd birthday

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Girls Aloud's The Girls Aloud Show: Live at The O2, London will air on ITV on Sunday, November 17.

Nadine Coyle, Nicola Roberts, Kimberley Walsh and Cheryl's reunion tour, which saw the group play 30 shows across the UK and Ireland, will receive its hour-long TV premiere on what would've been their late bandmate Sarah Harding's 43rd birthday.

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Announcing its commission on social media last month, Girls Aloud and ITV said:

"Something kinda ooooh is coming to itv and itvxofficial.

"The UK’s biggest arena tour of 2024 ‘The Girls Aloud Show’ will air on ITV1 - then jump over to ITVX for the extended show."

Nicola commented: "This show is a massive celebration of our journey over the last 22 years. It was a great chance for us to showcase our catalogue of music that we’re so proud of, and to celebrate and remind people of our incredible Sarah."

Cheryl added: "It was pure joy and nostalgia at every show. It was amazing to look out at the crowd every night, especially in the moments when we all remembered Sarah together."

Nadine shared: "The Girls Aloud Show is a unique experience because there's so much excitement and camaraderie in the room – we're all in it together. Our fans got so creative with their costumes – they came as different eras of Girls Aloud."

Kimberley said: "It's exciting to think that anyone who didn't manage to see The Girls Aloud Show when we toured the UK is going to have this chance to share it with us now."

The show, which included Number 1 singles Sound of the Underground, I'll Stand By You and The Promise, was filmed over two nights at London's The O2 back in June.

The news comes as Girls Aloud announce 2024's official Children in Need single. I'll Stand By You (Sarah's Version) features Sarah Harding on lead vocals, 20 years after the group's take on the Pretenders' classic topped the Official Singles Chart in 2004.