We thought we don’t want to be one of those, let’s do it the right way.Solo careers and projects ensued; O’Meara almost killed her career after those controversial Meanwhile, McIntosh joined a new band in 2006, Upper Street, a product from the MTV-produced reality television series The band members were all former members from other groups; Dane Bowers of Another Level, Jimmy Constable of 911 and Danny Wood of New Kids on the Block.They split up soon after the disappointing chart result of their first single, McIntosh explained it was Barrett who initiated contact with the rest of the S Club crew and “talked about the old times”, including the possibility of a comeback.“Everyone was free and available and were up for doing a reunion tour. He’s our boy, he’s our friend, that’s his decision and that’s what he wants to do. (11) Top Rated. During that tout they announced the band would split — two weeks after they were forced to deny the same rumours — and just months after Paul Cattermole left the group. Their second album With the departure of Cattermole, S Club released their fourth and final album, S Club 7's 2000 Children in Need song and second UK number one. Originally, the group was founded by Bradley McIntosh, Jo O'Meara and Paul Cattermole. From L-R: Jon Lee, Rachel Stevens, Hannah Spearritt, Tina Barrett, Paul Cattermole, Jo O’Meara and Bradley McIntosh.“Those years were beautiful, amazing, we got to do things like perform for the Queen,” McIntosh told news.com.au.“Life was very fast paced. You never knew where you were going to be from one day to another. Seven sexy members, a successful TV show that aired in 100 countries, a spin-off “junior” group, a legion of fans, four number one singles, a number one album and a host of merchandise (singing dolls, an official magazine and a fan club), all driven by the success of said show.For Simon Fuller, the man behind S Club 7, it was the dream. All the other bands out there are doing it, we may as well get in there and do one as well’.”Yet after a sold out UK tour that McIntosh described as “really beautiful”, four of the band members disappeared, leaving Australian fans with S Club 3.Despite overwhelming success here, McIntosh claims “Simon Fuller never told us” just how popular the band was in Australia. Hannah Spearritt, for example, had an "S Club colour" of yellow which, as Spearritt describes, mirrors her own interesting personality: "bright and happy".Over the course of the year, the group enjoyed more success in the charts after their second single, "Due to the increasing demand for the group with gruelling schedules including spending over thirteen weeks in America filming the first series of their show and their subsequent television specials, the members often felt that the travelling back and forth from the UK and the US was "perhaps more tiring than what we were actually going out to America to do".In February 2000, the group won the 'British Breakthrough Act' award at the S Club 7 took an active part in promoting several charities during their time as a band.
And we support him and stand by him’.“We tried to ensure the transition worked out, which it did, it worked out fine.”Yet scandal followed, after reports surfaced the band had received just £600,000 (A$1m) despite their four years of work that generated more than £50 million (A$83m) in profit.“It was a really smooth thing, we weren’t one of those bands that were dropped by their label or anything like that. Yardistry 10' x 10' All Cedar Pavilion with Aluminum Roof.
In 2014 the original lineup announced a UK reunion tour for 2015. S Club 7 was made up of Jon Lee, Tina Barrett, Hannah Spearritt, Paul Cattermole, Rachel Stevens, Bradley McIntosh and Jo O'Meara (left-right) Credit: Alamy What do S Club … As well as performing for In November 2000, S Club 7 were invited to provide the official song for the UK's BBC Children in Need Campaign 2000, so a new song, the ballad ""Never Had a Dream Come True" had marked a more mature direction for the group whilst still retaining their pop sensibilities, a direction which continued into their third studio album, By spring 2001, the group were "desperate" to start touring; it was something which they had always wanted to do, but couldn't because things were "always so hectic".The effects of the group's charity single, "Never Had a Dream Come True", were felt when the group handed over £200,000 to Children in Need, from the sales of the CD after the release of "Don't Stop Movin'" in April 2001.In January 2002, S Club 7 embarked upon their second arena tour, Talking about his former musical venture three months before he left S Club 7, Paul Cattermole described his school After Cattermole's departure, vowing to not disband, the remaining six members stayed together under the name In April 2003, S Club released their first feature film, The band cited a mutual split, expressing it was simply a time "to move on and face new challenges".In August 2014, it was reported that the band would be reforming under the backing of On 20 March 2001, Cattermole, Lee and McIntosh were caught with The style of music S Club 7 normally falls under is pop, or more specifically Over the years, their style and direction changed progressively with each new album. We didn’t get much sleep but we were quite a grounded band.
In February 2014 Tina Barrett joined them, but in May 2015, Cattermole left the group after the S Club 7 reunion. We were like, ‘you know what Paul?
Bot… He was in a relationship with (bandmate) Hannah and he didn’t want to be in a working relationship.“It was done in a really nice way for the fans. Then you’d be getting ready for the next season of the TV show.“It was never ending, year after year, it was back to back, really full on. And life inside S club 7 was one insane story. This time, bigger and better. Everyone was really friendly and well mannered.”But eighteen years since they first blasted onto the charts with Jo O’Meara, Bradley McIntosh and Tina Barrett have been working as a trio since 2015 without band mates Rachel Stevens, Hannah Spearritt, Paul Cattermole and Jon Lee.“There’s three of us this time around, it’s fine,” McIntosh told news.com.au.“Some of the others are doing different things at the moment.