Girls Aloud

In 2013, Girls Aloud embarked on "Ten: The Hits Tour" to commemorate their tenth anniversary and promote their greatest hits album, Ten. The tour spanned from February 21 to March 20, covering 20 shows across the United Kingdom and Ireland.

The setlist featured fan favourites like "Sound of the Underground," "Love Machine," and "The Promise," as well as a cover of Carly Rae Jepsen's "Call Me Maybe."  Critics lauded the tour for its high-energy performances and production quality.  Kate Mossman of The Guardian described Girls Aloud as "a formidable pop engine," while Joanne Dorken of MTV UK noted the tour "had it all – tears and emotions, mixed with glitter and sparkle."

The London O2 Arena shows were recorded and later released on a low quality DVD in November 2013, although MTV  broadcast a full-HD recording which I have..

Financially, the tour was a success, grossing approximately $13.5 million. Notably, this was the group's final tour as a group of five, before Sarah's death from cancer RIP.