Girls Abroad: Boogie Down (Under) Love

Hangin' Round The Kitchen In My Underwear...

2006-06-06T18:02:00.000-07:00

Girls Aloud's AMAZING single "The Show" is released in Australia this week.

The chances of it doing anything on our charts isn't looking good.

In fact, I'm going to take a very good guess at "The Show" doing nowhere near as well as "Biology" did.

And kids, do we all remember where that debuted on the ARIA charts?

#26.

It seem Universal Australia couldn't give two flying shits about this single. Seems it was not listed as a priority release, radio haven't really bothered picking it up (even though some of them began playing it when it was released in the UK in 2004), and they didn't bother changing the image of the cover to differ from the UK one (pictured).

Which, if you can't remember, is really fucking shit.

So this week, the Terrific Tuesday Single Of The Week is my "Purchase Of The Week".

Collectively, we may be able to crack the girls into the Top 50 this Sunday evening.

Find out which stores are actually bothering to stock the single, and buy yourself a copy. Or, If need be, purchase it online through the sanity.com.au online store. Sales from HMV.com.au or HMV Stores DO NOT COUNT TOWARDS THE ARIA CHARTS, so your best bet is to try a Sanity or through their online store.

PURCHASE "THE SHOW" FROM SANITY.COM.AU

And while you're there...
PURCHASE "BIOLOGY" FROM SANITY.COM.AU
PURCHASE THE "CHEMISTRY" ALBUM FROM SANITY.COM.AU

The chances of our dear girls returning later this year for some club gigs is looking less likely as the days go by, but surely we can all hold onto some hope, right?

I mean, even if we are setting ourselves up for disappointment.

=(

Please go and buy it.

You've Got Mail

2006-03-06T23:45:00.000-08:00

So... here's the email that's been shipped off today to Universal Music Australia and Polydor UK.

-----Original Message-----
From: Adem Ali
Sent: Thursday, 7 March 2006 10:30 AM
To: Universal Music Australia, Polydor UK
Subject: Girls Aloud's Australian Visit

To Whom It May Concern;

Hello. My name is Adem Ali. I'm a pop music journalist and radio announcer in Geelong, Victoria, over in Australia, and I'm emailing you to discuss the disappointment felt by fans over Girls Aloud's recent Australian Promotional trip. I am sending this email to both Polydor UK and also to the Offices at Universal Music Australia.

I run the only Australian based Girls Aloud website on the web (www.girlsaloudinoz.be) - so during their promotional visit - and the weeks leading up to it - I had received quite a few emails from fans requesting details of the girls' stay. Where would they be appearing, what radio stations would they be interviewed on, etc.

Doing three TV shows and some radio over a five day course has obviously not done them many favours. "Biology" debuted at a poor #26 (I don't have to tell you that it doesn't take many sales these days in Australia to get into the top 10, so scoring a number #26 does not reflect well at all), and this week has dropped to number #30. A lot of the fans - including myself - are hoping for a Sugababes infused miracle. "Push The Button" debuted low, went lower in its second week, and slowly began to rise from the bottom end of the chart to eventually achieve a number #3 position. But those fans are also cautious and well aware this is probably not going to happen.

It's extremely sad that Australia, a country who's current Number #1 album is a prime example of why music should probably be outlawed when in the hands of the careless, cannot see the sheer brilliance that is "Biology".

But how are they meant to know of it if they haven't even HEARD it?

The Australian schedule was, as mentioned, less than impressive. Three television shows - two of which the average YOUNG pop music fan in Australia is NOT going to watch (two morning shows - most kids are either on their way to school, actually already at school or watching cartoons or on their way to university - unaware of whatever it is that's going on over on the morning shows). Although I definitely commend the Girls' appearance on Channel [V], there are a handful of shows the girls SHOULD have been on whilst down under.

Music Channels: The girls covered Channel [V], but we also have an MTV and a Music Max, which the girls should have appeared on. As for music shows, Video Hits on Free-to-air Channel 10 should have at least had them guest hosting with that idiot Axle Whitehead.

Morning Shows: The girls covered Sunrise and 9AM, but there were also other highly top rating shows such as Today, and Mornings with Kerri-Ann, who I can assure you would have given the girls their most fun Australian Performance (she's quite the character that Kerri-Ann).

Radio: As far as I was aware, the only Melbourne radio interview was on Gay & Lesbian Radio Station Joy FM. Did ANY of the commercial networks or even any of the regional community radio stations show any interest in an offer? I work in radio and I did not receive an interview request and my show is pop music orientated. My show - and the community station it plays on - is probably the only show & station in the country who has been playing Girls Aloud on a daily basis for the last year, but there you go.

Other TV Shows: The girls SHOULD have done Rove Live. It would have been the perfect platform for them, the single and album. Dancing with the stars would have been nice also, 2 Million viewers is always a good launching pad - look what it did this week album and singles wise for Westlife.

Meeting the fans: Where were the instore appearances?? There should have at least been 2 of them - one in Sydney and one in Melbourne. It was a perfect opportunity to generate some new fans, and instore's - in the past - tend to do this. Again, look at Westlife's number #1 album this week after doing a few instores.

Can you understand why so many Australian fans are slightly annoyed? Some may argue that "Biology" was not the right song to go with as a first "proper" Australian single (I am well aware the Girls have had semi-hits here before but this was the first proper crack with them bothering to come down for promotion), and they could be right. "The Show" may have been a better option to go with, followed by "Biology" and "Whole Lotta History". If the rumours of either a "See The Day" or "I'll Stand By You" release are true, alienate them now, not only will neither of these songs do well, I can guarantee that the very loyal Australian fan base will be angry, judging by the 40 odd emails I've gotten through my website from them complaining at the news "I'll Stand By You" may be a single.

Over in the UK, The Girls recently - right after they returned from their Australian visit - told Top Of The Pops Online that, and I quote from Sarah, "We're planning a tour of Australia and New Zealand for next year. We intend to be together for quite a while." So if this is going to happen - and by god we, the fans, want to see them back here next year to do this tour - some better promotion needs to get underway for the singles and album. The girls were recording a 6 part documentary to be screened in the UK whilst they were down Under. This documentary could be perfect promotion for the girls if it were offered to a free to air network here in Australia, following the launch of a second single, which should really be "The Show" or "Whole Lotta History".

The girls have a strong fan base here, and the news of the promotional tour caused so much excitement, so you cannot really blame any of us when we complain that it's been a bit of a let down to see how it all unravelled.

Also, the club mix of "Biology" found on the CD single, although it's really quite brilliant, is not being played in clubs across the country. I've spoken to a few high profile DJs about this and it's simply come down to there not being any good house or electro remixes of the track. It's just too fast for Australian clubs. Why not get Aussie remixers on board for the next single (seeing as it is obviously a lost cause and too late for "Biology"), such as Goodwill, TV Rock (who currently have the Number #1 single in Australia), James Ash from The Rogue Traders or even John Course. Something to think about - I can bet my life that if there had been an Australian produced House remix of "Biology" it would be in the top 10 by now.

I look forward to your reply on the matter.

--
Regards,
Adem Ali.

Wonder if we'll get a half decent reply or just some crock of absolute cow-udders proclaiming that there wasn't much else they could do. We'll keep you posted...

xxx IAR.

Today...

2006-03-06T15:43:00.000-08:00

...we'll be contacting Universal Music Australia and Universal Music in the UK.

This means of contact will be to discuss the absolute shamozel that was the girls' Australian promotional tour.

All of your comments and emails offering amazing ideas for the girls have been noted and a couple of them will be included during the event today.

We'll let you know when it's all complete and shall post the letter online for you.

xx IAR.

Week #2...

2006-03-05T06:08:00.000-08:00

#30.

Unacceptable Australia. Unacceptable.

=(

WHAT.

THE.

FUCK?

How did this happen? We are actually really quite depressed. We stayed up till midnight - barely keeping our eyes open - awaiting the singles chart details to come through in the hope that "Biology" had AT LEAST moved up one single spot since its debut last week.

And instead, it has dropped four, Westlife's single has sky-rocketed and their album is NUMBER FUCKING ONE.

NUMBER FUCKING ONE!!!

Australia, congratualtions, it's official that 90% of you are all tone deaf.

Miserable day. What a miserable day.

Sheep Aloud

2006-02-28T20:40:00.000-08:00

Oh dear.

We just got our SIXTEENTH email, sent from various concerned Girls Aloud fans in Australia, announcing how heartbroken they all are that "Biology" only debuted at Number #26 this week.

While we're just as upset as yourselves, and even about as upset as the wondrous Mr. Fop is, let us take into consideration a few important things.

1. The Girls arrive in Australia on Friday. Which gave them ONE SINGLE DAY of promotion before the new singles week began on the Saturday.

2. So really, the girls didn't have an ample amount of time with their promotional work to have a serious impact on the charts, hence the #26.

3. Next week things should be much better, especially now that the single HAS indeed charted and radio are now more likely to play it often instead of being a bit frightened by its brilliance.

4. At least we are NOT like New Zealand when it comes to Girls Aloud, who DIDN'T EVEN CHART THE FUCKING THING THIS WEEK, THE DIRTY BASTARDS ONE ELEVEN.

5. For the sake of our sanity and well-being, we hope it DOES go up a little higher next week, ala Sugababes "Push the Button", otherwise...

6.
x 1,000.

If you haven't already purchased your Australian copy of "Biology" or the album "Chemistry", you can do so at any of the listed retail stores, or online at www.sanity.com.au (buy album and buy single) - Please refrain from shopping online at hmv.com.au as those sales do NOT contribute to the ARIA charts (but Sanity - both online and instore - now do!)

IT ON...

2006-02-19T23:45:00.000-08:00

ALRIGHT, LET US CUT TO THE CHASE.

Today in the fine nations of Australia and New Zealand, Girls Aloud's amazing single "Biology" and brilliant album "Chemistry" are released, and we urge you all to go out and fork out the required pennies for both items.

That is only, however, if you believe that pop music has a place in the Australian charts.

We're assuming that, because you're reading this, you want the same thing we do - Girls Aloud to do well on the Aussie charts next week. With "Biology" being the greatest pop record of all time, it really should be number #1 for years.

So, in short: buy the single and buy the album. Get your friends to buy it, promise them they won't regret it, AND ALL THAT OTHER NONSENSE.

You can also purchase the album and single online from sanity.com.au - however, do NOT purchase either from a Sanity STORE, because Sanity RETAIL STORE SALES do NOT go toward ARIA chart placement, however the online store they run DOES.

If you wish to view a list of suitable shops to purchase Aloud material from, click here.

ALSO: Don't forget to read the intimate(ish) details of their promotional schedule in Oz, and also to visit our comprehensive list of phone numbers and emails of all your favourite radio stations. This way, it just makes it easy for you to request "Biology" every single day this week. Hurrah!

We'll (fingers crossed and all) have some more updates RE: Radio interviews later on in the week...

xxx Adem.

BIG NEWS UPDATE...

2006-02-17T18:32:00.000-08:00

Thanks to the downright SENSATIONAL Katie Fowler for the details of GA's Oz Promotional Schedule...

FRIDAY 24TH FEBRUARY - SYDNEY
7.40am TELEVISON - CHANNEL 7 "Sunrise"
Live performance of 'Biology' & 'I'll Stand By You'
Station Address - 52 Martin Place Sydney

4.45pm TELEVISION - FOXTEL Channel [V] What U Want
Performance of two songs 'Biology' and 'See The Day' + interview
Studios location - Playhouse, Global Studios Nth Ryde

MONDAY 27TH FEBRUARY - MELBOURNE
9.00am TV - 9AM WITH DAVID AND KIM
LIVE TO AIR interviews & select musical performances

So there you go - Sunrise, Channel [V] in Sydney and 9am with David & Kim in Melbourne. MAKE SURE YOU HEAD ON DOWN THERE (Wherever is closest to you) FOR THE FESTIVITES "ETCETERA".

For the Sydney viewers, in regards to Sunrise, MAKE SURE YOU TAKE BANNERS AND OTHER EXCITING THINGS SUCH AS THAT TO SHOW YOUR SUPPORT. We have no doubt there will be quite the street team in effect for the gals.

Hopefully there will be an appearance from the Girls on Rove *NEXT* Tuesday even?? Let's hope so, because they're not scheduled to be on this weeks due to their NZ leg of the promo tour.

More details when it all comes to hand!

x Adem.

It's Summer in the city and the Sunrise is high...

2006-02-14T15:04:00.000-08:00

Attention fellow Australians!

Girls Aloud will be appearing on the SUNRISE show NEXT FRIDAY MORNING THE 24TH OF FEBRUARY BETWEEN 6AM AND 9AM ON CHANNEL 7.

Which means that it's all actually happening people... Cheryl, Nicola, Sarah, Nadine & Kimba really ARE coming to our country. We're a little bit excited.

View the Sunrise Website here.

ALSO DON'T FORGET TO REQUEST FOR "BIOLOGY" TODAY! We urge you all to vote for the song on your fave radio station. Visit our comprehensive list of Radio & TV phone numbers & websites which you can use as a guide as to where to call/visit to make your request for "Biology". But do it now!!

Aus/NZ Tracklisting Announced....

2006-02-10T21:02:00.000-08:00

Sanity.com.au has what seems to be the official tracklisting of the Australian Special Edition of "Chemistry". "Racy Lacey" and "No Regrets" - both UK Bonus tracks only - are not found on the Oz edition, but "The Show" and "I'll Stand By You" - both from "What Will The Neighbours Say" have been thrown on.

To say we're a little disappointed with the tracklisting would be an understatement. Where's "Love Machine" and "Wake Me Up"?

Anywho:

1.	Intro
2.	Models
3.	Biology
4.	Wild Horses
5.	See The Day
6.	The Show
7.	Watch Me Go
8.	Waiting
9.	Whole Lotta History
10.	Long Hot Summer
11.	Swinging London Town
12.	It's Magic
13.	I'll Stand By You

[v]ery Good (Again)

2006-02-02T00:01:00.000-08:00

"Biology" is holding steady on both the Club V charts and Channel V ones here in Australia.

It's also one of the most added songs to Australian Radio... ABOUT BLOODY TIME!

We hope you've all been requesting the song by calling, emailing or texting your fave radio station and music television network. If you haven't, click here to bring up a list of radio & tv "hob knobs" details that you can start contacting, demanding that "Biology" gets played.

Also, don't forget to read the cheeky Media Guide Claire & Alyson have put together... It's several million shades of brilliant...

Hurrah indeed!!

xxx Adem.

[v]ery Good

2006-01-30T20:11:00.000-08:00

"Biology" isn't fairing too badly on a couple of TV countdowns at the moment.

So far, over on Club [V] and Channel [V], the song has found itself in their text vote charts.

* MusixMax Countdown - "Biology" #9 on their request chart...

* Club [V] - "Biology" #11 on the Nightly Txt-27 Countdown...
* Channel [V] - "Biology" #48 on the Top 50 Most Requested Clips...

This is quite good, and proves that you're all either doing a brilliant job, or people that have never heard of the Girls are in love with the track. We're hoping it's a combination of both...

To vote for "Biology" in the Club [V] Txt-27, SMS the vote to 1 99 88 637. To request "Biology" on Channel [V] (and adding to its total request tally for a chart position), SMS your request to 1999 69 69. You can also phone Channel [V] on 1902 220 330, and vote through their website.

MusicMax TV requests can be made through their website also.

We'd urge you all to vote for the song on your fave radio station. Today alone, Nova100 in Melbourne and Nova919 in Adelaide have BOTH played "Biology" due to phone or SMS requests. Visit our comprehensive list of Radio & TV phone numbers & websites which you can use as a guide as to where to call/visit to make your request for "Biology".

xx Adem.

Girls Aloud Media Guide!

2006-01-29T01:20:00.000-08:00

As we said t'other day GIRLS ALOUD are COMING TO OZ! OMGLOLLOLOL!!111!!ONE!! - I can't believe we are actually having proper popstars in our country again - however, the importance of this event can't be overstressed - hopefully, the girls are here TO WORK and will do some amazing things.

However, Claire and I have prepared a short media guide for hopefully the bank of newspaper and radio people who attend - read the rules, and follow them meedja people! We posted this before on our own Liz, but really, it's a good guide, and no one reads our Liz, and since this is the resource point, it's time for a refresher course!

"Thankyou for attending todays media gathering/event/koala hugging photo opportunity involving the British Girl Band Girls Aloud - please find attached a specially prepared media guide for the event

#1. Contrary to the impression you may have got from the enclosed photos, the bands leader is actually Nicola. I realise that in some photos, all you can see is a wisp of hair, but this is just a ploy and an example of her selflessness. In fact, it is band policy that all initial questions be directed at Nicola, who you will find an expansive and intriguing individual with a lot to say. Ask her anything, from her views on the history of Jewish Repatriation, to the chances of Liverpool retaining the Champions League, and she will astound you with her wit - you should phrase your questions to her along the lines of "Nicola, as band leader..."

#2 - Please also follow this policy of referring to Nicola as the band leader and asking her all first questions also when considering who gets to hold the koala, who gets to be held in the air by 5 lifesavers, who gets to kick the footy etc.

#3 - Now THAT is out of the way, here are the remaining rules - firstly, in accordance with the Darryl Somers Law, you can ask once (AND ONLY once) "How do you like Australia" - in some markets, you can adapt this to "How do you like (insert place here)", but spend it wisely.

#4 - Girls Aloud are a Seminal, important Pop band - please, if you are attending this event, please have sent your best man/woman, if you have sent the "humorous" breakfast jokers who will giggle like Beavis and Butthead, and say "Hey, you aren't the Spice Girls!" or "Tweedy Pie" "Or what is it you have to do to see the Show, buy a showbag, fnuh, fnuh", your accreditation will be removed - Nova, if you've sent Dave O'Neill, you will be banned from all future events.

#5 - Importantly, Girls Aloud are NOT "Britains answer to anyone" - they are not Britains answer to the Pussycat Dolls (Wilkins, I'm looking at YOU!) or Bardot or anyone - they are Girls Aloud, any other explanation is bogus, and will make you look stupid.

#6 - Odd as it may seem to some of your journalists, actually seeing proper pop stars in glamorous outfits shouldn't scare you - it's just that some countries still do make Pop stars. I realise it's a mad, crazy idea here in Australia, just a pipe dream really, but one day, if we club together, our "pop" industry might not be a complete embarrassment - in fact, you might like to ask one of them (I don't know - Nicola maybe?) how we might get better at Pop?

#7 - It's important to realise that Jump, their only Australian hit, is their worst song, so don't bring it up, K? In fact, why not suggest some much better cover versions for them to do (like Ricochets, or Take It From Me?) - bringing up Jump will again make you look a twat, especially if you ask what it was like working with Hugh Grant.

#8 - Yes, Girls Aloud did come from a reality TV show - do NOT use this as an excuse to drag out our horrendous collection of god awful reality TV show winners and contestants - Girls Aloud are far too important and wonderful to be dragged next to Lee "Hardcore" Harding - again,

#9 - As far as the individual members go (ONLY when you have finished questioning Nicola) - don't ask Cheryl anything about thumping that bird, or her engagement, or anything too controversial really - it's not a record company thing, it's for your own safety, so you don't get a mardy slap. Don't bring up that whole thing about Nadine lying about her age on Irish Popstars, Sarahs drinking problem, or ask if Kimberley Walsh is related to Mike Walsh ("Dave O'Neill? Get OUT NOW!") - Tweedy is DYING to give someone a big mardy slap, so don't let it be you! Treat them with the utmost respect, ask proper questions, and we'll all get along fine!

#10 - But really don't bring up Jump

See - easy!

Alyson

Extra! Extra! Read all about it...

2006-01-18T18:11:00.000-08:00

From Thursday the 19th's (ie: Today) "Hitlist: 9 things we love this week" in the Herald Sun, Girls Aloud's visit to OZ is sitting pretty at number 2.

We're guessing Cameron Adams had something to do with this.

Whattaguy.

(Make sure you vote and request Biology at your local radio station/fave music tv show/etc - Nova100 in Melbourne played it yesterday afternoon. HURRAH!!)

Hallelujah indeed

2006-01-14T17:10:00.000-08:00

It seems that all this news of the Girls coming to Australia is just too much for everyone.

Even sanity.com.au have gotten into the spirit of things, claiming that:

"Hallelujah! The girls return to the Australian airwaves with one of the best pop tracks of some time....with a chorus that doesn't quit, try and resist this! From the girls' 3rd album 'Chemisty'.

And to boot, we've been informed that Mr Richard "Dick" Wilkins may have mentioned something about the Girls coming to Oz on Friday's TODAY show. This is all great news, but if we want the girls to have their first proper hit in this country, we need to start requesting the song on radio and television. Click here to read the media listing to obtain numbers and website URL's for your local radio station. We would also appreciate it if you emailed us any that you think are missing, as mid next week, we will be updating the list with numbers to a few community radio stations, such as Joy FM in Melbourne - who have been known to support the likes of Girls Aloud and Rachel Stevens in the past.

Also, closer to the release date for Biology, we'll be adding a list of ARIA Chart approved music stores - these are the stores who's sales are counted in the ARIA charts. ALL SANITY STORES DO NOT CONTRIBUTE TO THE CHART, however their websites sales do.

Speaking of which, you can pre-order Biology on the Sanity.com.au website here.

And you'll all be pleased to know that the single gets its release in Oz on February the 20th.

1. Biology
2. Nobody But You
3. Biology (Tony Lemezma Remix)
4. Biology (Video)
5. Biology (Karaoke Video)

-Adem.

No Sleep (or crimpers) Tonight

2006-01-12T23:49:00.000-08:00

It seems that the upcoming Girls Aloud promotional visit to Australia will, indeed, be chock full of work and not much else, which we hear has upset Sarah because she often enjoys taking her time when crimping her hair. Sarah (did not) claim/ed to us that most stylists can never get it right as they always have, and we quote: "The crimpers running in the wrong direction".

But the rumour mill has already begun, over on Popjustice's forums, user Popstar80 says:

"I spoke to my rep at Universal yesterday and she told me they are quite a big priority for 2006, and that the album will be getting an Australian release.

Then, an email from someone who claims to know "quite a bit on the Girls Aloud Australian assault", claimed that:

"The girls will be working very hard on this promotional tour in Australia. It's not only a major priority for Universal in Oz but also for the girls and their management. One of the guys who works with them says they cannot wait, and Cheryl's extremely keen on visiting Bondi.

As long as Nicola gets the lifeguards and koala's for the photo shoots, Cheryl can visit Bondi as often as she likes.

-Adem IAR.

Appreciate it....

2006-01-11T15:52:00.000-08:00

Nicola Roberts and gal pals are coming to town...

Get the koalas down from the trees...show them the joys of Tim Tams...pick a football team to give them a jumper...assemble five hunky lifeguards (well it's usually 3 hunky lifeguards and some merely average ones) to hold them horizontally in their arms...call Cameron Adams...

Because, frankly, IT ON...

And if you don't know IT ON...by god we're here to tell you...

Alyson

Australian Biology-watch... Week #1

2006-01-11T06:48:00.000-08:00

As we reported for you all yesterday over on im-always-right.com, Girls Aloud are making their way down under here to Australia to promote the pants off their new Oz & NZ single "Biology", which was serviced to all radio this week.

Most of our readers will know - and appreciate - just how brilliant and exciting this news is. And to make it all the more amazing, they're releasing arguably their best single to date in the early stages of February.

As of today, we're starting the Australian Biology-watch. We'll keep you updated on what stations are playing the song, whether TV have embraced them, and hopefully, what the girls promotional schedule will be whilst they're visiting us down under.

NOW... There's a way you (yes, YOU!) can help make "Biology" quite the hit single.

"But the single isn't out yet, how on earth am I going to do that?" we hear you cry.

Easy. You just need to exercise your right as an Australian to request/vote for new music on your local/more desired radio station. Below is a list of stations and such that you can call/text/etc to vote and/or request Biology right now... More stations will be added over the next week...

NATIONAL
Hot 30 Countdown (SMS 1999 30 30 or Call 1800 15 11 00)
Hot Hits with Kyle and Jackie 'O

QUEENSLAND
B105 (SMS 199 22 105)
Nova 1069 (SMS 1998 1069)
SWITCH 1197AM

VICTORIA
Fox FM (SMS 1999 1019)
Nova 100 (SMS 199 99 100)
Joy FM (SMS 0427 JOY 949)
MIX 101.1 FM (Call (03) 9414 1011)

NEW SOUTH WALES
Nova 969 (SMS 199 11 969 or Call 133 969)
2 Day FM (Call 13 10 60)
96.1 THE Edge (Call (02) 961 11 961)
NX FM (SMS 1992 1069)

SOUTH AUSTRALIA
SAFM (SMS 0421 26 1071)
Nova 919 (SMS 19 919 919 or 0400 919 919)
Fresh FM Adelaide (Call (08) 8224 0844)

WESTERN AUSTRALIA
929 (SMS 199 29 929)
MIX Perth (Call 13 33 53)
NOVA 937 (Call (08) 9489 1937)

ACT
FM 104.7

NORTHERN TERRITORY
Hot 100FM

TASMANIA
MIX Hobart

OTHER NATIONAL STATIONS
Sea FM
Power FM
Eagle FM (SMS 0408 632 596)

You can also request the video clip on either Channel [V], MTV and/or Video Hits.

CHANNEL [V]
Request Online
Request via SMS: 1999 69 69
Request by telephone: 1902 220 330

MTV
Request Online

VIDEO HITS
Email Axle and tell him you want to see Girls Aloud on VH...

It's as simple as that. We really want the Girls to do well in Australia, especially since we've been tooting off about how they've never been all that well received here purely because they hadn't come down to promote.

Well now they ARE coming down to promote, so there's no excuses after this if they fail.

IF YOU CARE ABOUT POP MUSIC AND THE WAY IT IS TREATED IN AUSTRALIA THEN FOR CHRISTS SAKE, PULL YOUR FINGER OUT OF YOUR ARSE AND LET'S ALL DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT, TOGETHER, ETC ETC.

Good luck girls...

-Adem IAR.