All 8 Sugababes Albums in Order of Release Date

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Also see: Girls Aloud Albums in Order

How many albums does Sugababes have?

The discography of Sugababes consists of eight studio albums, four compilation album, four extended plays, thirty-four singles (three as featured artists), two video albums, six promotional singles, and thirty music videos.

The List of  Sugababes Albums in Order of Release Here!

Here is the list of Sugababes Album in Order of Release Date:

1. One Touch — 27 November 2000
2. Angels with Dirty Faces — 26 August 2002
3. Three — 27 October 2003
4. Taller in More Ways — 10 October 2005
5. Change — 8 October 2007
6. Catfights and Spotlights — 20 October 2008
7. Sweet 7 — 15 March 2010
8. The Lost Tapes — 24 December 2022

All Sugababes Albums List in Order

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1. One Touch (2000)

Tracklist:

1. Overload
2. One Foot In
3. Same Old Story
4. Just Let It Go
5. Look at Me
6. Soul Sound
7. One Touch
8. Lush Life
9. Real Thing
10. New Year
11. Promises
12. Run for Cover

One Touch, the first album of the group Sugababes, made an important entry in British pop music; it was released on 27th November 2000 by London Records. Working with producer Cameron McVey, the trio came up with the R&B/soul/pop combination of tracks entitled “Overload,” “New Year,” “Run for Cover,” and “Soul Sound.” Although entering the UK Albums Chart at #77 and reaching its peak at #26, it was certified Gold by the BPI and went higher in German-speaking countries. Although its commercial performance was poor, the critical appraisal for the album hailed it for its mature sound, with positive critical reviews in both The Guardian and Pitchfork. Its legacy has continued into a 20th-anniversary reissue in 2021, which peaked at number 18 on the UK Albums Chart.

2. Angels with Dirty Faces (2002)

Tracklist:

1. Freak Like Me
2. Blue
3. Round Round
4. Stronger
5. Supernatural
6. Angels with Dirty Faces
7. Virgin Sexy
8. Shape
9. Just Don’t Need This
10. No Man No Cry
11. Switch
12. More Than a Million Miles
13. Breathe Easy
14. Round Round

“Angels with Dirty Faces” is the second studio album by Sugababes, which was released on August 26, 2002, by Island Records. It was the group’s first release on the new label following their departure from London Records, and their first album to feature the second lineup of the group, which included Heidi Range. Produced by Lucas Secon and Xenomania, the album proved to be a major commercial success, peaking at number two on the UK Albums Chart and achieving triple platinum status. Singles “Freak Like Me” and “Round Round” both topped the chart in the UK. A European release in September 2002 also saw it achieve a Platinum Europe Award for over a million copies sold.

3. Three (2003)

Tracklist:

1. Hole in the Head
2. Whatever Makes You Happy
3. Caught in a Moment
4. Situation’s Heavy
5. Million Different Ways
6. Twisted
7. We Could Have It All
8. Conversation’s Over
9. In the Middle
10. Too Lost in You
11. Nasty Ghetto
12. Buster
13. Sometimes
14. Maya

“Three,” by British girl group Sugababes, is the third studio album, which was released on October 27, 2003, through Island Records. This album had quite decent success and reached number three upon its release on the UK Albums Chart. The lead single for the album was entitled “Hole in the Head,” which became their third UK number one and also reached the top of the chart in Denmark. It contained solo tracks from each member respectively: Keisha Buchanan’s “Whatever Makes You Happy,” Heidi Range’s “Sometimes,” and Mutya Buena’s haunting “Maya,” which was dedicated to her late sister.

This album received critical acclaim because of its innovative influences in urban and hip-hop music; it carried a certification two times Platinum in the UK, and Platinum in Europe. Although only moderately successful in the US, the album nonetheless managed to consolidate the Sugababes’ reputation with hits such as “Too Lost in You” and “In the Middle,” all while showing growth of sound and personal artistry.

4. Taller in More Ways (2005)

Tracklist:

1. Push the Button
2. Gotta Be You
3. Follow Me Home
4. Joy Division
5. Red Dress
6. Ugly
7. It Ain’t Easy
8. Bruised
9. Obsession
10. Ace Reject
11. Better
12. 2 Hearts

The fourth full-length studio album from the British girl group Sugababes, “Taller in More Ways,” was released on October 10, 2005, through Island Records. The album, produced primarily by Dallas Austin and Jony Rockstar with additional input from Cameron McVey, Xenomania, and Guy Sigsworth, represents a wide variety of pop, electropop, and R&B styles. The title is taken from the song “Ugly”; it reflects the themes of self-esteem and personal empowerment apparent in the album. With the hits “Push the Button” and “Ugly,” it reached number one on the UK Albums Chart and attained the certification of 2× Platinum. After the lineup change in December 2005, where Amelle Berrabah replaced Mutya Buena, the album had a re-release in March 2006 with updated tracks and a new single. Critical reception praised the album for its eclecticism and catchiness, which finally secured its commercial success across Europe and Oceania.

5. Change (2007)

Tracklist:

1. About You Now
2. Never Gonna Dance Again
3. Denial
4. My Love Is Pink
5. Change
6. Back When
7. Surprise
8. Back Down
9. Mended by You
10. 3 Spoons of Suga
11. Open the Door
12. Undignified

Change is the fifth studio album from British girl group Sugababes, released on 1 October 2007. This is the first full album to feature Amelle Berrabah following the departure of founder member Mutya Buena. For the album, they combined pop rock and dance-pop genres, contributing with Xenomania, Dr. Luke, and Dallas Austin collaborations. Thus, it only managed to spawn a number-one single “About You Now,” which similarly achieved commercial success peaking at number one in the UK Singles Chart. An album itself reached the first position in the UK Albums Chart and then went platinum. Yet, other singles such as “Denial” and a title track were also commercially successful, making *Change* one of the Sugababes’ essential records.

6. Catfights and Spotlights (2008)

Tracklist:

1. Girls
2. You on a Good Day
3. No Can Do
4. Hanging on a Star
5. Side Chick
6. Unbreakable Heart
7. Sunday Rain
8. Every Heart Broken
9. Beware
10. Nothing’s as Good as You
11. Sound of Goodbye
12. Can We Call a Truce
13. About You Now

Catfights and Spotlights is the sixth studio album by Sugababes, released 17 October 2008 through Island Records. It was produced in between Klas Åhlund, Steve Booker and Orson as the major producers of the album. It was the last album to feature original member Keisha Buchanan. Blending funk and retro elements, the album received positive reviews due to its more mature and soulful sound. Despite this, it was one of their lower-charting albums, peaking at number eight in the UK and number 18 in Ireland. It spawned two singles, including the top-ten hit “Girls” and the follow-up “No Can Do.”

7. Sweet 7 (2010)

Tracklist:

1. Get Sexy
2. Wear My Kiss
3. About a Girl
4. Wait for You
5. Thank You for the Heartbreak
6. Miss Everything
7. She’s a Mess
8. Give It to Me Now
9. Crash & Burn
10. No More You
11. Sweet & Amazing (Make It the Best)
12. Little Miss Perfect

“Sweet 7” is the seventh studio album from the Sugababes and an important transition for the group since it is the only release that features new member Jade Ewen, who joined after the controversial departure of its original member Keisha Buchanan in 2009. The album is produced under Roc Nation and turned to a dance-pop/electro sound with contributions from US producers like Fernando Garibay and The Smeezingtons. The album received mostly negative reviews, except for the efforts of a few high-profile contributors and singles in “Get Sexy” and “Wear My Kiss,” as reviewers lamented the demise of the group’s original identity. “Sweet 7” charted modestly, peaking at number 14 in the UK.

8. The Lost Tapes (2022)

Tracklist:

1.  Drum
2. Flatline
3. Love Me Hard
4. Summer of ’99
5. Boys
6. Metal Heart
7. Beat Is Gone
8. No Regrets
9. Today
10. Victory
11. I’m Alright
12. I Lay Down
13. Back in the Day

“The Lost Tapes” is the eighth studio album by girl group Sugababes, marking their very first independent release. It was recorded by the original line-up in 2011, consisting of Mutya Buena, Keisha Buchanan, and Siobhán Donaghy. It wasn’t released until December 2022. The album consists of ’80s-infused pop, breakbeat, and pop rock, including the stand-out singles “Flatline” and “Summer of ’99.” After their one-off show at the O2 in 2023, it managed to break into the attention of more people, peaking at number seven on the UK Independent Albums Chart. This was further helped by the deluxe version released with three tracks in addition, which sealed the deal for the trio’s comeback album.

All Sugababes Tours in Order by Year

In 2001, the Sugababes started touring to promote their album One Touch, which consisted of a string of small tours. Following the successful release of their second album, entitled Angels with Dirty Faces, the group went on tour in 2003 under the title Angels with Dirty Faces Tour. Following the release of their third album, Three, they embarked on the Three Tour in 2004. Their most extensive tour to date was the 2008 Change Tour after their fifth studio album Change.

In 2009, the girls again toured for Catfights and Spotlights. The lineup, under the name of Mutya Keisha Siobhan, was reunited in 2013 for the Sacred Three Tour after a short hiatus. In 2022, the Sugababes made a massive comeback headlining their first tour in nine years, which had its final night with a “One Night Only” show at The O2 Arena in 2023. Their first-ever Australian tour followed next, and then continued touring major events in 2024.

Here is the list of Sugababes Tours in Order by Year:

Headlining:

1. Angels with Dirty Faces Tour (2003)
2. Three Tour (2004)
3. Taller in More Ways Tour (2006)
4. Greatest Hits Tour (2007)
5. Change Tour (2008)
6. Sacred Three Tour (2013)
7. Sugababes UK & Europe Tour (2022-2023)
8. Sugababes Australian Tour (2023)

Other shows:

1. One Night Only at the O2 (2023)

Supporting act:

1. Blazin’ Squad – UK Tour (2002)
2. No Angels – Four Seasons Tour(2002)
3. Take That – The Ultimate Tour (2006)
4. Westlife – The Wild Dreams Tour (2022)
5. Take That – Live at Hyde Park (2023)

The Sugababes’ tours have showcased their evolution and resilience, from intimate early performances to major comebacks across decades.

Conclusion:

This is further supported in exploring Sugababes albums to show the evolution and impact of one of Britain’s most dynamic girl groups-from the release of their first album, One Touch, in 2000 to the notable releases of Angels with Dirty Faces and Three, each lineup change has seen the reinvention of the Sugababes. Through changes in membership and their powerful sound, numerous number-one hits, including six chart-toppers and a spate of platinum albums, their place within the history of pop music became secure. The reunion with the original line-up and later works, including The Lost Tapes, demonstrates how interest in their music will be remembered-continued, one might say-for a very long time to come.

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