It's been a traumatic two months for the Sugababes, who have undergone their third rollercoaster line-up change with the exit of Keisha Buchanan.
Their first gig was cancelled for legal reasons and Amelle was forced to take time off for exhaustion, but the new line-up came together at last to perform.
With Jade Ewen on board, Heidi Range and Miss Berrabah sang their latest song, About A Girl, for Radio 1 listeners live from Maida Vale Studios in west London.

They also sang a cover of Florence And The Machine's Rabbit Heart (Raise It Up), impressing Fearne Cotton with their 'amazing harmonies'.
Amelle, who has just spent a three-week stint in a European clinic recovering from nervous exhaustion, said she was back on form and raring to go.
The 25-year-old was forced to take a break in the wake of Keish's exit, after angry fans posted abusive messages on her Twitter account.
ade, 21, who represented the UK in the Eurovision Song Contest, admitted joining the band was the 'hardest decision of my life' saying she initially had concerns about how she would be received.
Fellow band member Heidi Range, who last month broke down in front of fans in Leeds when making an appearance with Jade, said she was looking forward to the future.
Asked by Fearne about rumours the original Sugababes were planning to reform, Heidi said: 'It's nothing to do with us.'
But she added that she wishes all the former members the 'best of luck' and that there are no 'bad feelings' between them.
Keisha's manager has since dismissed reports that she is set to reform with original Sugababes Mutya Buena and Siobhan Donaghy.
The 25-year-old is now working on solo material, which she plans to release next year.
Like the Sugababes, she is also signed to Island Records.
About A Girl is available to buy and download now. |
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