|
|
| Birth Name(s) : Aaron Renfree |
Date of Birth: N/A |
| Status:
Single
|
Partner:
|
| Profession:
N/A |
| << Add Aaron Renfree To Your Favorites |
Aaron Renfree Promotions
|
Full Aaron Renfree Biography
S Club Juniors were formed in 2001, through an auditioning process. The auditions were aired on CBBC. The original concept was that the group would all be children and would perform at Wembley as a support act to S Club 7 on their Carnival tour. S Club Juniors' appearances at Wembley were considered a success and consequently 19 Entertainment, the management company that had created S Club 7 and auditioned S Club Juniors, decided they should perform as a support act at all of the venues on S Club 7's carnival tour.
They are also believed to be the only act ever in the UK Singles Charts to have their first three singles go straight to Number 2.
As S Club 8, the band attempted to become more mature, with outfits becoming more risqué and their music becoming more R&B influenced, rather than pop, like the first album. It was thought the group seemed to be going through an identity crisis and thus alienated many fans; inevitably this led to their downfall. Another thing that led to their downfall was the change to their name. Many younger fans didn't know about this change, this led to many fans not knowing about the new cd's that were released.
The first single released under this brand was "Fool No More", on 30 June 2003. The single was heavily promoted and charted at number 4. It was beaten by the Fast Food Rockers and Evanescence. The single was due to be released in May, however due to the split of S Club the single was pushed further back. It is one of the groups most successful tracks and is acclaimed for its electropop tinged sound. The single received heavy video and airplay and constant promotion on children's TV programmes such as CD:UK and TOTP Saturday.
In late September 2003, S Club 8 released Sundown, picking up from the sound of Fool No More, this single too charted at No 4. The video was produced using green screen technology. This single also samples like their older counterparts Michael Jackson's Billie Jean. A fortnight after the single was released, the group's second album (named "Sundown") was launched. Like the more recent singles, the album didn't chart as well as earlier material, entering at 13, dropping to 36 the next week and leaving the top 75 three weeks later.
"Sundown" lacked a song that stood out as a clear single. Consequently, "Don't Tell Me You're Sorry" was remixed and released. This was to be S Club 8's final single as it charted at number 11; their lowest position to date and failed to improve their slumping album sales. However, as the track was released during the run for New Year number one spot the track is not regarded as a flop and remains a favourite with fans.
After the failure of Sundown, 19 Management chose to send the group in a radical new direction. Consequently in 2004, S Club 8 returned as cast members in the BBC children's television show I Dream. Unlike the S Club (7) shows which focused upon the band's fictional exploits, I Dream saw S Club 8 as members of a larger ensemble cast (see side bar). I Dream revolved around the summer school Avalon Heights, run by Professor Toone (played by Christopher Lloyd), where the characters tried to improve on their talents in the performing arts. Not surprisingly, the show featured many songs and dances: normally two songs per episode.Additional Cast
On 29 November 2004 an album titled "Welcome to Avalon Heights" was released, containing songs from the show performed by S Club 8 members and the rest of the cast.
Eoghan James Nagle (born October 30, 1987) was a member of both the S Club Juniors and S Club 8. He was also one of the cast members of I Dream. He is now in a member of the eastern European band basshunter. He has achieved excellent success since leaving the S Club. He was awarded Hungarian Load Magazine's man of the year in 2007. Eoghan is also short film maker, most of his productions can be seen at wwww.youtube.com/eoghannagle.
In 2006, after the split of S Club 8, Daisy left the Sylvia Young Theatre School and started a 3 year Performing Arts course at a theatre school in her home county of Essex. Daisy quit this course in early 2007, after deciding to commit to From Above full time.
As of 2007 Daisy had joined the "Score Angels"; a group of football cheerleaders sponsored and organised by the News of the World newspaper.
Stacy attended Royles Brook Primary School in Thornton Cleveleys and then moved onto St Aidans High School.
Hannah Lorraine Richings (born November 30, 1990) was the youngest member of S Club 8, and also a cast member on I Dream. She was never given a distinct solo during her time in the group, arguably due to her younger age, but had solo parts in two unperformed songs which were recorded as B-sides for their singles Sundown and Automatic High (within the songs "Wherever Your Heart Beats" and "We Got You" respectively). She also had a solo in the song, Here We Go, which was not released commercially but was on a CD free with a summer S Club Juniors magazine special. Richings participated in Miss Teen Queen UK in early 2007, but did not gain many votes.
Charley Uchea; a Big Brother 8 UK 2007 housemate, claimed to be best friends with Rochelle during her time in the Big Brother house. Wiseman is frequently spotted with her good friend Danielle Lloyd a model who was part of the race scandal of Celebrity Big Brother UK 2007. |
|
Aaron Renfree Special Offers
|
| Add Aaron Renfree Biography (SuperUSERS) + |
| Add Aaron Renfree Review/Comment
|
HQ Aaron Renfree Pictures (1) | Random Aaron Renfree Picture
|
| << Back to the Aaron Renfree Homepage |
|
