Nadine Coyle has been forced to pull out of a festival due to “exhaustion” following Girls Aloud’s national tour.
The girl group toured England, Scotland, Ireland and Northern Ireland from mid-May to late June, performing 30 dates in total, many of which were back-to-back.
They finished their tour in Liverpool and Nadine, 39, broke down in tears during her main tribute to the late Sarah Harding.
Sarah, who died of cancer in 2021, was a founding member of Girls Aloud alongside Nadine, Cheryl, 41, Nicola Roberts, 38, and Kimberley Walsh, 42.
Nadine was about to be born will be performing at the Kubix Festival in Sunderland on Saturday, sharing the stage with the likes of Busted, Basshunter and Cascada.
Nadine Coyle, 39, was forced to pull out of a festival due to “exhaustion” following Girls Aloud’s national tour (pictured April)
Girls Aloud toured England, Scotland, Ireland and Northern Ireland from mid-May to late June, playing 30 shows in total, many of which were back-to-back (pictured in February).
The girls finished their tour in Liverpool and Nadine broke down in tears during her main tribute to the late Sarah Harding.
However, in a joint post on Instagram and Facebook on Tuesday, Rubix announced a schedule change.
They wrote: ‘Unfortunately, Nadine Coyle is no longer able to play Kubix due to exhaustion, but we hope she gets enough rest and will invite her back to a future Festival.’
At the same time, they announced that ’90s boy band Damage, known for their 1996 hit Forever, will take their place.
MailOnline has contacted Nadine’s representative for comment.
The Girls Aloud Show Tour was the group’s first tour without Sarah and they paid tribute to her at each of their shows.
Girls Aloud incorporated images and even Sarah’s voice into their performances of their hit songs.
A notable inclusion was Sarah’s infamous “Walking Primrose” bridge on her 2008 smash hit, The Promise.
This was especially moving when the group performed in Sarah’s native Manchester, with Sarah’s mother Marie in attendance.
Sarah announced a year before her death at the age of 39 that she had been diagnosed with breast cancer which had unfortunately spread to other parts of her body.
During her final months, Sarah moved in with Cheryl and her son Bear, whom she shares with Liam Payne.
Nadine was due to perform at Sunderland’s Kubix Festival on Saturday, sharing the stage with the likes of Busted, Basshunter and Cascada.
However, in a joint post on Instagram and Facebook on Tuesday, Rubix announced a schedule change.
Sarah Harding announced a year before her death at the age of 39 that she had been diagnosed with breast cancer which unfortunately spread to other parts of her body.
Following her death, Nadine, Cheryl, Kimberley and Nicola decided to fulfil Sarah’s final wish and go on tour to pay tribute to her.
Proceeds from the sold-out Girls Aloud Show were donated to The Sarah Harding Breast Cancer Appeal, which has helped raise vital funds for research into the disease.
At Liverpool’s M&S Bank Arena, where the tour ended on June 30, the group performed along to a previously unreleased recording of their 2004 hit I’ll Stand By You, which featured only Sarah’s vocals.
I’ll Stand By You, originally performed by The Pretenders in 1994, was the official Children in Need 2004 charity single.
Despite being announced just 10 days before its release, the song became Girls Aloud’s second number one.
Moments before the four girls left the stage for the final time, a photograph of Sarah appeared behind them with the caption: ‘In loving memory of Sarah Nicole Harding. 17.11.81 05.09.2021’.
British-Irish pop group Girls Aloud formed in 2002 on the ITV talent show Popstars: The Rivals.
They released five studio albums, two of which reached number one, and had four number-one singles and 21 top 10 hits.
British-Irish pop group Girls Aloud formed in 2002 and won ITV’s Popstars: The Rivals (pictured). They have two number one albums, four number one singles and 21 top 10 singles.