S Club 7, the British pop band is all set to reunite for the very first time in more than ten years. The band would hit the stage again and execute a medley of their pop hit tracks on 14th November, as part of BBC’s Children in Need benefit event.

The band recorded the official single of  the charity – Never Had a Dream Come True, back in 2000 and they have recorded a second track called Have You Ever for Children in Need in the year 2001. The track Never Had a Dream Come True went on to become one of the top hits of S Club 7, topping United Kingdom music charts an pulling in the band an invite to TRL of MTV. After all the ways Children in Need has served the band, S Club 7 is very happy to give back to the charity once again.

According to reports the band spoke to BBC and told that this is going to be the grand S Club company of all time. They are looking forward to taking it back for Pudsey, the charity’s mascot, for BBC Children In Need as well as for all their fans who have been so great over the years.

S Club 7 consisting of Paul Cattermole, Tina Barrett, Bradley McIntosh, Jon Lee, Hannah Spearritt, Rachel Stevens and Jo O’Meara – first came to fame in the year 1998 with help from BBC One television show named Miami 7. The success of the band went on till the year 2002, and it included a feature movie, four studio albums as well as eleven top singles. In the year 2002, Cattermole left the band, with the rest of band parting ways in a year after that.

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Recently, football players of Malta were left somewhat amused when a popular Linkin Park track almost replaced their national anthem during their friendly match with Slovakia earlier on Thursday. With Maltese players standing all set to sing their hearts out, the MSK Zilina Stadium DJ circumstantially played the 1st few seconds of Linkin Park track Numb instead.

And as the laughter ensued, the person who was responsible for the track readily managed to rectify his problem, handling to spare some blooms.

Meanwhile, Maltese team attempted very hard against superior Slovakian team, and got so far, but in the end it did not really matter as they fell to a 1 – 0 loss because of an Adam Nemec goal. For Malta, the next trip is to Croatia for their 2016 Euro qualifying match.

On the other hand, Linkin Park may collaborate with Eminem. Recently Linkin Park lead singer Mike Shinoda told that they would like to collaborate with Eminem if things go quite well. In an interview with a leading website, Shinoda has said that this is something that they have thought earlier. Eminem is really great. The funny thing is that he has known regarding Eminem since before he was ever even signed.

He told that if scope ever comes, he would really collaborate with the music artist even if it was a thing where they just did the music as well as the vocals are done by Eminem. The rapper is very talented and they would be down to something.

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