You can check out a video of Nicola performing an acoustic version of her song “sticks + stones” at The Sun’s Biz Sessions yesterday above. Nicola performed 2 songs, “Lucky Day” and her song “sticks + stones”. You can listen to both on The Sun’s website! Let us know what you think of Nicola’s stunning vocal performance in the comments.

Nicola recently performed live at club G-A-Y in London! She put on a stunning performance of some of the songs from her recently released album “Cinderella’s Eyes”. You can check out the videos after the jump!

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Beat Of My Drum

Porcelain Heart

Yo-Yo

Everybody’s Got To Learn Sometime

Nicola Roberts’ brand new debut album “Cinderella’s Eyes” is available to purchase today! You can buy the album on iTunes, Play.com or in many good entertainment stores! Let us know what you think of the new album in the comments.

Watch Nicola Roberts performance for NME! Nicola performed a brand new track from her upcoming debut studio album “Cinderella’s Eyes”. The Metronomy produced track is called “i” and can be listened to live on the video above! What do you think? Let us know in the comments, and don’t forget to let us know what track you’re most excited for on Cinderella’s Eyes on our Facebook poll here.

Nicola appeared on BBC Breakfast today for an interview. She discussed her upcoming album “Cinderella’s Eyes” and her newly released song from the album, “sticks + stones” which you can listen to on Youtube here. Let us know what you think of “sticks + stones” in the comments!

A new interview with Look Magazine has been released to the news stands recently. The new interview also includes a great new photoshoot that you can catch a Behind The Scenes look at here. Nicola took to her Facebook to share scans of the interview that you can catch here on Team Ginge after the jump.

Check out Nicola’s stunning vocal performance of her brand new single “Lucky Day” on The Alan Titchmarsh Show from earlier this afternoon! Remember to buy the song from iTunes here and watch the official Music Video here. Let us know what you think in the comments!

She was the 16-year-old who found fame on the original reality-TV talent show. And then came the hateful digs that would punctuate her career with Girls Aloud. Hugh Montgomery meets Nicola Roberts, the porcelain pop princess whose first solo album should finally silence the critics.

Never let it be said that Nicola Roberts doesn’t do smiles. Over the course of our time together she runs through a veritable repertoire of them. There’s the demure simper with which she greets me in a London members’ club. The excited grin when discussing “the music”. The knowing half-smile that reproves a mischievous comment. The conspiratorial smirk after her PR comes over and hurries me to wrap things up. And then a beaming flash of the pearlies accessorising a firm(-ish) hug as I leave.

A famous person lifting the corners of their mouth in aid of good publicity? You might say this is not unprecedented. And yet charming, charismatic and forthright though she is, Roberts – one fifth of all-conquering girl group Girls Aloud – has a reputation to contend with. In 2002, when she, Nadine, Cheryl, Kimberley and Sarah won talent show Popstars: The Rivals and hit the tabloids running, she swiftly found herself dubbed the “moody one” of the band. Nine years on, and it’s a label she’s still tagged with, judging by my random sampling of some not especially pop-cultural- savvy friends. “I wasn’t moody,” she reflects now. “I was 17 years old and from a place which is very small and where people don’t walk around smiling all day, they have problems… And I smile when something makes me smile. If I’m walking out of a club, and there are paparazzi there, what the fuck have I got to smile about?”

Now 25, Roberts seems poised to shatter some more preconceptions with her pretty darned fantastic solo album. For though she may come from a manufactured pop band, Cinderella’s Eyes is anything but production line. The seeds of anticipation were sown with the lead-off single “Beat of My Drum”. Neither overblown balladry (hurrah!) nor cod-raunchy R&B (double hurrah!), here was a spiky, savvy electro-pop anthem, complete with cheerleader-style chanting, that bore the influence of French house honchos Justice and art-pop-rapper MIA. It was also, for my mind, the song of the summer. “[There's a] sense of seaside-surreality, a ‘British’ pop sense that has been missing from the airwaves for far too long… a brilliant pop moment from an unlikely source,” declared unlikely source NME. “Cheesy but super-cool” is the rather less guileful description we agree on, which I think just about nails it. Indeed, such cheesy super-coolness permeates Cinderella’s Eyes, with sassy Girls Aloud-esque hooks sitting alongside rap

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This morning, Nicola appeared on BBC2 Show “Something For The Weekend” to promote her brand new single Lucky Day (Released today). She spoke about Sunbeds, Girls Aloud, what it was like making her debut solo album and more. If you missed her appearance, you can catch up on the BBC iPlayer here (Nicola appears at 42:00 in the episode).

Nicola’s new single “Lucky Day” is now available to purchase on iTunes! The EP includes Lucky Day, the Instrumental for Lucky Day, Lucky Day (Digital Dog Electro Radio Mix and a brand new B-side called “Fix Me”. To purchase the EP, you can find it on iTunes here.