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Groove Armada have shared a new single called ‘Hold A Vibe’ and announced a special career-spanning boxset, ‘GA25’.The compilation album is due to for release on November 11 via BMG – pre-order/pre-save here. It’ll mark the 25th anniversary of the electronic duo’s debut single, 1997’s ‘At The River’.To preview the forthcoming collection, Groove Armada have today (September 21) dropped their first new track in over two years.Described as “an homage to dub and funk”, the hypnotic ‘Hold A Vibe’ boasts guest vocals from dancehall artist Red Rat. It follows on from Groove Armada’s 2020 single ‘Lover 4 Now’.Tune in here:We are celebrating 25 years of Groove Armada with a new career-spanning Boxset! GA25 is out November 11th and includes 2CD, 2LP, a 32-page booklet and A3 poster.

Sugababes have spoken to NME about ‘Jungle’, their first single since 2023, and revealed that fans won’t have to wait long for more music as they usher in a new chapter. Listen to the song and read the full interview below.The iconic pop trio – comprising Mutya Buena, Keisha Buchanan and Siobhán Donaghy – released their 2023 track ‘When The Rain Comes’ on major label BMG, but have confirmed that they’re now an independent act again.“This is basically how we’ve done it since 2011,” Buchanan told NME, referring to the year in which she and her bandmates – the long-running girl-group’s original line-up – reunited using the name Mutya Keisha Siobhan (MKS).Two years later, MKS dropped their well-received comeback single ‘Flatline’, written with Dev Hynes aka Blood Orange, during a brief stint on major label Polydor.“Even when we were signed to a major for about three months, we invested our own money into the project – we put £30,000 into ‘Flatline’ because we had no [label] support,” Buchanan added.

Sugababes have been announced as the second headliners for Brighton and Hove Pride 2025.The trio – comprised of Mutya Buena, Keisha Buchanan and Siobhán Donaghy – will be taking to the stage on Sunday August 3 for this year’s edition of the festival.It comes just after confirmation that Mariah Carey would be appearing this year too. The pop star was revealed as the first headliner for the Brighton event earlier this year, and the set comes five years after she was set to perform there in 2020.

Sugababes singer Keisha Buchanan has opened up for the first time about surviving a car crash, which happened after she “blacked out at the wheel”.Buchanan took to Instagram Stories to share her thoughts on the incident, which happened just over a year ago.“This time last year I blacked out at the wheel. Thank you Jesus for my life! Thankful for another year..

Iconic 00s girl band Sugababes made a surprise appearance at a photography studio in Salford last night as part of a special performance hosted by elite members club Soho House.

The Sugababes have sparked speculation of a comeback after posting a cryptic message on social media on Friday.A graphic with the band’s name appeared on their official Twitter, Facebook and Instagram channels, with the typeface of the group’s moniker reminiscent of that on their 2000 debut album, One Touch.In a short video, a simple tune played as flowers could be seen around the side of the screen as a row of lavender floated across the front.The caption simply stated the website ‘sugababes.com’ while three emojis matching the skin tone and hair colour of the original members Mutya Buena, 35, Keisha Buchanan, 36, and Siobhan Donaghy, 36, sat above.On the website, the word ‘twenty’ can be seen spelled out around the group’s name.Fans were

Mutya Buena has let the world know exactly what she thinks of some of the music world’s most accomplished female songstresses – rating the likes of Kylie Minogue and Jennifer Lopez as below average.

Liam Payne has opened up about his mental health in a conversation with Jordan Stephens and surprised the podcast host with how ‘sensitive’ he really is behind the scenes. 

Oprah was forced to publicly deny allegations she was under house arrest.She tweeted: ‘Just got a phone call that my name is trending. And being trolled for some awful FAKE thing.

Sugababes star Keisha Buchanan has described her experience of racism in the music industry, saying she was portrayed as the “instigator” of conflict within the pop group.