The Saturdays Win Over Fans
[caption id="attachment_69106" align="aligncenter" width="450" caption="The Saturdays at Wolverhampton Civic Hall"][/caption] The Saturdays Wolverhampton Civic Hall Concert review and photographs by James Watkins
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Electro-pop girl band, The Saturdays brought their glitzy stage show to Wolverhampton's Civic Hall as part of their first solo tour since hitting the music scene last year.
Following their arrival into girl-pop's elite, the five-piece - Frankie, Mollie, Vanessa, Una and Michelle - have stormed the charts with a series of hits including.
See our The Saturdays photo gallery below
They rocked the crowd with tunes like Issues, If This Is Love and their recent Comic Relief hit, Just Can't Get Enough, smiling when the mostly teenage audience offered appreciative screams and rapturous applause.
The set included a three-song super medley of the girls' favourite songs, Beggin' (Madcon), So What (Pink) and I Kissed A Girl (Katy Perry), which went down a treat.
With a stage set more suited for an arena tour, four costume changes and plenty of vocal ability and dance moves thrown in for good measure, these girls will more than likely be playing to a much larger audience next year with a second album and more pop hits under their belts.
