Original Sugababes return with new album after 26 years
The original members of the Sugababes have reunited to release their first album in 26 years, featuring twelve new tracks including the single Ghost. The trio, who rose to fame in 2000, have been performing together again since 2019 at various festivals and venues in the Netherlands.
The original lineup of the Sugababes, consisting of Keisha Buchanan, Mutya Buena, and Siobhán Donaghy, has released a brand-new album marking their first collaborative project since their 2000 debut, One Touch. The new record features twelve tracks, led by the first single, Ghost, which was released this Thursday. The trio emphasized that they took their time to ensure the project was not rushed, choosing to focus on a return to their musical roots after years of lineup changes and eventual hiatus. The band originally rose to fame as teenagers with their breakout hit Overload. Following Donaghy's early departure, the group saw several years of success with different members before eventually fading from the music scene. The founding members reunited in 2019 and have since performed at various events across the Netherlands, including appearances at the Milkshake and Lowlands festivals, as well as headlining shows at venues like Paradiso and AFAS Live in Amsterdam.
Based on reporting by nu. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.
