Over the course of the tour, she more than proved she’s still got her powerhouse vocal, the backbone of all S Club 7 recordings. Critics were quick to comment upon her shaky and flat vocal performance during the CIN extravaganza which O’Meara dismissed as nerves. Dance routines were slick and polished, harmonies were tight (admittedly aided by a little pre-recorded playback) and most importantly lead-singer Jo O’Meara has DEFINITELY still got it. It was evident that much hard work and intense rehearsals had taken place prior to the tour. No wonder, then, that demand to see them was so high for their reunion tour.įans needn’t have been worried about that Children in Need performance. They were the soundtrack to people’s childhoods, a pure reflection of joy and elation. Every song was a hit (usually co-written by pop genius Cathy Dennis) and guaranteed to leave a huge smile on your face (except the ballads which could admittedly result in the odd tear…) S Club 7 were all that was good about the 90’s and noughties. What they lacked in credibility they made up for in fun.
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They had their own TV show(s), documentaries, albums, tours etc. They were an integral part of many’s childhoods, more so than anything could be to children today. Since their break up in 2003, S Club 7 have long been affiliated with nostalgia. Still, there was an air of excitement and a consistent buzz on social media for weeks in the aftermath of S Club 7’s first performance as a seven-piece in twelve long years. “Can Jo no longer sing?” “I’m not sure Paul can get down on the floor anymore.” “Do they not have a stylist?” You get the drift.
A rather rusty and slack performance on Children in Need last year left the public all rather apprehensive on the reunion of the spectacular seven. There was a lot riding on S Club 7’s 2015 Bring it all Back reunion tour.
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