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The Girls Aloud Show: Live at The O2 (2024) [N/A]

Release Date:
November 17, 2024

Original Title:
The Girls Aloud Show: Live at The O2

Genres:
Music

Production Companies:
Mercury Studios

Production Countries:
United Kingdom

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 95

Overview from TheMovieDB

Confetti showers, flying motorbikes, multiple costume changes, pyrotechnics and hit after glorious hit… Girls Aloud perform to crowds of thousands as they take ‘The Show’ on a tour of 30 dates across the UK and Ireland. Celebrating over 20 years of chart-topping success, they perform a high-octane set that includes Love Machine, Biology, Something Kinda Oooo, I’ll Stand by You and the song that started it all, Sound of the Underground. Shot entirely in 4K, it’s an unforgettable, poptastic journey through their record-breaking career, made all the more poignant by emotional moments that pay tribute to their late bandmate Sarah Harding. In the words of the band themselves, it’s “a celebration of Sarah, our music and our incredible fans” - and one that captivates and honours the enduring legacy of one of pop’s most-loved groups, ever.

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Colorist:
Emily Russul Saib

Director:
Liz Clare

Director of Photography:
Nathaniel Hill

Editor:
Kyle Smart

Executive Producer:
Alice Webb
Marc Robinson
Kelly Sweeney

Producer:
Becki Powers

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