Girl Groups We’d Love To See Reunite On A Large Scale

By Julia Lennox. 7 Feb 2020 10:26 AM

We could always use a little extra girl power! From last year’s “Spice World” tour across the pond to the Go-Gos’ upcoming US run in support of their Showtime documentary, there’s been no shortage of fierce female reunions recently. And now that the Pussycat Dolls have released their official comeback single “React”, we’ve compiled a wishlist of other girl groups we’d love to see reunite on a large scale.

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Destiny's Child
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Thanks to Beyoncé, the final incarnation of Destiny’s Child have reunited on some of the world’s biggest stages in recent years, including Super Bowl XLVII and Coachella. But we’d LOVE for Kelly Rowland, Michelle Williams, and Queen Bey to head back into the studio to record new music.
The Runaways
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Pioneers the Runaways paved the way for other all-female bands and melted many a face with their hard-hitting material. Original members Joan Jett, Cherie Currie, and Lita Ford have had trouble reconnecting for a number of years but how epic would it be for them to team up and inject some heroine vibes into today’s rock scene?
Sugar Jones
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For those who are unfamiliar with the brilliance that was Canadian girl group Sugar Jones, bump their single “Days Like That” immediately. The group were formed on a reality competition show called “Popstars”. Their cover of Fierce’s 1999 track spent six weeks at No. 1 on Billboard’s Canadian chart. Despite a modest catalogue, these national treasures should reunite on stage at some point in the future.
The Supremes
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Known as the most successful girl group of all time, Diana Ross, Mary Wilson, and rotating members Cindy Birdsong and the late Florence Ballard, reigned supreme throughout the mid '60s and early 1970s. "Baby Love", "Stop! In The Name Of Love" and "You Keep Me Hangin' On" remain classics. The Motown queens did attempt to reunite in 2000 but pay disparity between Ross, Wilson, and Birdsong prevented the original lineup from getting back together. Fingers crossed it happens someday soon.
Fifth Harmony
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Perhaps there's still a bit of bad blood between Camila Cabello and the rest of the quintet -- Normani, Dinah Jane, Lauren Jauregui and Ally Brooke -- but it seems as though each member has made peace with their messy breakup, shaping their own individual paths as successful solo artists. That being said, we’d be the first in line for tickets to a reunion tour.
Lillix
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Canadian pop-rock girl group Lillix were a pretty big deal in the early aughts, thanks to their radio hit “It’s About Time”. Their cover of the ‘80s track “What I Like About You” -- featured on the soundtrack to Disney's 2003 remake of "Freaky Friday" -- furthered the success of their debut album, Falling Uphill. Although they struggled to build upon their initial breakout, they played their own instruments and wrote the bulk of their material. While Lillix officially broke up in 2010, we think these talented ladies should definitely get the band back together.
Girls Aloud
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Girls Aloud were in fact the "biggest-selling girl group in the U.K. of the 21st century" when they called it quits back in 2013. With 21 top-ten singles -- including four No. 1 chart-toppers -- the TV-made superstars carved out an incredible career at home. But don't get it twisted; these ladies have legions of loyal fans internationally as well, with the age of social media coinciding with their formation. We can only imagine the mass hysteria a comeback would create.
Wonder Girls
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You may remember Wonder Girls from their 2008 track “Nobody”, which made Billboard history as the first K-pop hit to chart on the Hot 100. Due to the retro-inspired single’s impact Stateside, the group attempted to fully break into the American market by touring with the Jonas Brothers. Despite being unsuccessful, and ultimately disbanding in 2017, their impact is undeniable. Without Wonder Girls, there’d be no BTS or BLACKPINK -- current K-pop acts who are dominating international music markets. There's no better time for this group to step back into the spotlight.
Girlicious
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This Pussycat Dolls reunion has us pining for the return of their successors, Girlicious, also formed by Robin Antin. The group's debut album was certified platinum in Canada, thanks in part to their reality TV roots. With a decade-long drought since the release of the group's sophomore LP, it's time to put the "Stupid S***" aside and assemble this quartet for round 2.

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