All Saints is a renowned British girl group that emerged from London in 1993, originally formed as All Saints 1.9.7.5. The group, consisting of Melanie Blatt, Shaznay Lewis, and Simone Rainford, initially faced challenges in achieving commercial success. However, their fortunes changed dramatically in 1996 when sisters Nicole and Natalie Appleton joined the lineup, leading to a successful partnership with London Records. Their debut album, “All Saints,” released in 1997, peaked at number two on the UK Albums Chart and became the third-best-selling girl group album in UK history, featuring iconic hits like “Never Ever” and “Bootie Call.”

The group continued to build on their success with their second album, “Saints & Sinners,” released in 2000, which debuted at number one and achieved multi-platinum status. The album included chart-topping singles such as “Pure Shores” and “Black Coffee,” solidifying their place in pop music history. Their ability to blend catchy melodies with contemporary production set them apart, earning them two Brit Awards for Best British Single and Best British Video.

After a brief hiatus, All Saints reunited in 2006 to release their third album, “Studio 1,” and later returned to the music scene with new material in 2016, including the album “Red Flag.” Their continued relevance in the industry was marked by successful tours and performances, showcasing their enduring appeal and connection with fans.

As of 2018, All Saints has sold over 12 million records worldwide, influencing a new generation of artists and leaving a lasting impact on British pop culture. Their signature style and musical contributions have made them a celebrated name in the music industry.