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Sugababes announce self-titled 2027 album and Ghost single

Source: Gala Germany··Gossip Max quick take
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The original Sugababes trio will release the self-titled album Sugababes on February 12, 2027. Lead single Ghost is out now, making the announcement both a future album date and a current music release.

Keisha Buchanan, Mutya Buena and Siobhán Donaghy of Sugababes

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Why this album is a milestone

Sugababes will be the first album by Keisha Buchanan, Mutya Buena and Siobhán Donaghy together since One Touch in 2000. The record contains 12 tracks and is due through Sacred Three and The Orchard.

What listeners can hear now

Ghost is the lead single, co-written with Jon Shave and Wayne Hector. Previously released tracks Jungle, Weeds and Shook also appear on the album.

The flip side

The February date refers to the full album, not to Ghost. Reports based on the same artist-and-label announcement confirm the schedule but do not constitute separate independent origins for the claim.

Update note: Separates the current single from the 2027 album date and explains why the original trio’s release is distinct.

Original headline: Sugababes: Ihr neues Album kommt 2027 raus

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Source check: Gala Germany, NME, Stern and Attitude report the same artist-and-label announcement. Their repetition confirms the details but does not create independent origins, so no coverage boost is awarded.

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Gala Germany

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