By Sean O'grady For Mailonline
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50 View commentsGirls Aloud put on a showstopping display for their performance at The 02 in London on Saturday as their UK and Ireland tour continues.
The band, made up of Cheryl, Nadine Coyle, Nicola Roberts and Kimberley Walsh, looked incredible as they strutted their stuff on stage.
Cheryl commanded attention in one look as she slipped into a skintight white bodysuit with a sequinned embellishment.
The garment also featured a feathered detail along the legs while Cheryl boosted her frame with a pair of heels.
Nadine looked incredible in a white leotard with a flowing sheer train while Nicola turned heads in a white sheer mini skirt.
Girls Aloud put on a showstopping display for their performance at The 02 in London on Saturday as their UK and Ireland tour continues (L-R Kimberley Walsh, Nadine Coyle, Nicola Roberts and Cheryl)
Cheryl commanded attention in one look as she slipped into a skintight white bodysuit with a sequinned embellishment
The band looked incredible as they strutted their stuff on stage during the show
Kimberley opted for a white jacket and matching sequinned trousers along with another sheer train.
For another look, Cheryl wore a giant red dress that was flared with a wind machine as she was raised up on stage.
The group at one point all donned matching black outfits as they held hands in what looked to be an emotional moment.
Girls Aloud fans were left fuming this week whenticket prices were slashed to as little as £21 after they had forked out as much as £200.
The band's reunion tour has been marred by drama withprovider Ticketek strugglingto delivertickets ahead of their show at the Resorts World Arena in Birmingham andNadine Coyle awkwardly forgetting the lyrics at their gig in Dublin.
Now, it appearssales for their comeback have flopped withGirls Aloud failing to fill the arenas.
Tickets for shows in areas such as Manchester, Nottingham, Sheffield, Aberdeen and London, were originally priced between £58 and £200 - and fans aren't happy.
After receiving an email announcing the half price tickets, concert goers voicedtheir thoughts on X.
For another look, Cheryl wore a giant red dress that was flared with a wind machine as she was raised up on stage
The group at one point all donned matching black outfits as they held hands in what looked to be an emotional moment
Nadine looked incredible in a white leotard with a flowing sheer train
Cheryl wore her brunette locks in loose waves for the evening
One person questioned: 'Are tickets for #GirlsAloud just not selling?
Others fumed: 'Don't know why I bother spending ages trying to get tickets when my friend just was emailed saying tickets are now half price for girls aloud'; 'The gays and I silently fuming as there are heavily discounted Girls Aloud tickets now...'
'Can't help but want to cry looking at all the available and cheap Girls Aloud tickets when I paid £120 to be sat one row from the back'; 'Seems like you should have anticipated cheaper tickets being available when you were told you were being the best available tickets.'; 'Can't believe there's loads tickets for girls aloud on 27th Jun in London.'
Meanwhile, someone else mused: 'Just got an email for cheap tickets to go see #GirlsAloud at the O2 in London £21, quite tempted.'
Earlier this week,fans were up in arms when they were yet to receive tickets for the band's Birmingham show, with just hours to go.
Those who had paid to see the noughties girlband's reunion tour gig at theResorts World Arena on Tuesday night flooded X, formerly Twitter, asking what to do as they arrived in the city.
Many desperate fans hit out at provider Ticketek, describing it as the 'most stressful experience' after waiting in all day in the hope their tickets would arrive on time.
The company responded to the uproar with a statement on the delay.
Girls Aloud fans were left fuming this week when ticket prices were slashed to as little as £21 after they had forked out as much as £200
The band's reunion tour has been marred by drama with provider Ticketek struggling to deliver tickets ahead of their show
The group catapulted to fame in 2002 when they took part in the ITV reality show Popstars: The Rivals.
They competed for a place in a girl band and were then pitted against a boy band from the show named One True Voice in the hope that their song would become Christmas number one.
Girls Aloud won with their single Sound Of The Underground and they went on to have three more number ones and 20 top ten hits.
Sarah also won Celebrity Big Brother in 2017.
