Girls Aloud release previously-unheard music with the late Sarah Harding's vocals

Girls Aloud fans can now hear three previously-unreleased songs from the band, as they reissue their 2004 album What Will The Neighbours Say? across brand-new formats.

Celebrating its 20th anniversary year, the group's second studio album - and first recorded solely with pop production house Xenomania - now includes three tracks held in the Girls Aloud vault until today; Disco Bunny, Baby When You Go and their cover of Chris Isaak's 1991 Top 5 single Wicked Game.

This also marks the first time fans will have heard vocals from the late Sarah Harding on Girls Aloud material since the band's 2012 reunion; when they released greatest hits compilation Ten.

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The reissue also comes with additional rarities, including the original 'Electronic Mix' incarnation of the girls' 2004 Number 1 hit I'll Stand By You, plus a cover of Chaka Khan's I'm Every Woman recorded for ITV special Discomania.

Sarah, Nadine Coyle, Cheryl Tweedy, Nicola Roberts and Kimberley Walsh's take on Chris Isaak's Wicked Game was originally scheduled to be released as a single in May 2005; announced on the band's official website before being pulled in favour of Long Hot Summer.

The version released on today's What Will The Neighbours Say? reissue features updated production from Xenomania's Brian Higgins, as confirmed by Nicola recently.

LISTEN to Girls Aloud's cover of Chris Isaak's Wicked Game below:

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This comes as Girls Aloud announce they're to headline Brighton and Hove Pride in August 2024, following their The Girls Aloud Show UK and Ireland reunion tour.

Announcing the news recently, Girls Aloud said:

"We're so excited to announce that we're headlining Brighton Pride this year on August 3. Tickets are on sale now, we can't wait to see you there!"

Also joining Girls Aloud in Brighton's Preston Park over the weekend of August 3-4 are the likes of S Club, Gabrielle and House Gospel Choir.

Girls Aloud begin The Girls Aloud Show tour on May 17 at Dublin's 3Arena, finishing up at Liverpool's M&S Bank Arena on June 30.

See Girls Aloud's The Girls Aloud Show tour dates 2024 in full:

Fri 17 May – 3Arena Dublin

Sat 18 May – 3Arena Dublin

Mon 20 May - SSE Arena Belfast

Tues 21 May - SSE Arena Belfast

Thurs 23 May – Manchester AO Arena

Fri 24 May – Manchester AO Arena

Sat 25 May – Manchester AO Arena

Mon 27 May - Cardiff Utilita Arena

Tues 28 May – Sheffield Utilia Arena

Fri 31 May - Newcastle Utilita Arena

Sat 1 Jun - Newcastle Utilita Arena

Sun 2 Jun - Newcastle Utilita Arena

Tues 4 Jun - Aberdeen P&J Live

Sat 8 Jun - Glasgow OVO Hydro

Sun 9 Jun - Glasgow OVO Hydro

Mon 10 Jun - Glasgow OVO Hydro

Weds 12 Jun - Nottingham Motorpoint Arena

Thurs 13 Jun - Nottingham Motorpoint Arena

Sat 15 Jun - Leeds First Direct Arena

Sun 16 Jun - Leeds First Direct Arena

Tues 18 Jun - Birmingham Resorts World Arena

Weds 19 Jun - Birmingham Resorts World Arena

Thurs 20 Jun - Birmingham Resorts World Arena

Sat 22 Jun - London The O2

Sun 23 Jun – London The O2

Tues 25 Jun – London The O2

Weds 26 Jun – London The O2

Thurs 27 Jun – London The O2

Sat 29 Jun - Liverpool M&S Bank Arena

Sun 30 Jun - Liverpool M&S Bank Arena

Girls Aloud's What Will The Neighbours Say? 20th anniversary reissue is out now via Polydor Records.