Girls Aloud will release a new version of popular song to honour Sarah Harding
Girls Aloud will release a new edition of their hit charity single I’ll Stand By You to honour their late bandmate Sarah Harding for BBC Children In Need.
READ MORE: Girls Aloud to 'remember Sarah Harding together' with UK as huge ITV announcement made after tour A new edit of the original video featuring unseen archive footage will also be released during the BBC Children in Need Appeal Show on Friday 15 November. Talking about the new version, Hynde said: “How wonderful to hear I’ll Stand By You with the lovely vocals of Sarah Harding leading the way for BBC Children in Need. Happy Christmas all!”
Following Harding’s death, Girls Aloud have raised more than £1 million for breast cancer charities through various initiatives.
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