Spice Girls comeback is not so welcomed
Spice Girls comeback is not so welcomed
The Spice Girls’ comeback single is struggling to set the UK charts alight.
The group’s new song ‘Headlines (Friendship Never Ends)’ has only made it to a disappointing number 10 in the midweek UK singles chart after shifting just 5,278 copies.
All proceeds from the song are going to the BBC charity appeal ‘Children In Need’, but that hasn’t helped the girls come close to knocking Leona Lewis’ single ‘Bleeding Heart’ off the top spot this coming Sunday
A source said: “There was so much type surrounding the song but it has so far failed to match this in sales.
“However, there is still time for it to make a late surge for the number one spot.”
The Spice Girls made their live comeback at the Victoria’s Secret fashion show, The reunited girl group - Victoria Beckham, Mel B, Geri Halliwell, Emma Bunton and Mel C - stepped on stage as a five-piece for the first time in nine years to perform two songs at the annual event in Los Angeles.
The girls, dressed in tight military-style outfits, debuted new song ‘Headlines (Friendship Never Ends)’ and classic hit ‘Stop’ in front of a star-studded audience at Hollywood’s Kodak Theatre.
However, the group - who sang live at every concert of their 1998 world tour - lip-synced the two songs.
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