The Original Trio Bring Their Trademark Harmonies to Friday-Night Television
Sugababes brought their new single “Ghost” to The Graham Norton Show on Friday, October 30, 2026, and reminded everyone exactly why their voices remain such a powerful combination. One of our favorite new singles, performed live—and those vocals? Still on point.
The performance puts Mutya Buena, Keisha Buchanan and Siobhán Donaghy firmly in the spotlight as the original trio prepares for its next chapter. For longtime listeners, the thrill is not simply seeing all three back on television; it is hearing the voices that first gave Sugababes their unmistakable identity make room for a new song.
“Ghost” arrived ahead of the group’s forthcoming self-titled album, scheduled for February 12, 2027 through Sacred Three/The Orchard. The record is set to be their first album together as the original lineup since their 2000 debut, One Touch—a long-awaited full-circle moment, rather than just another nostalgia stop.
And the Graham Norton appearance was not only about the music. The show’s producers confirmed that the group also joined Graham for a conversation about the new record, on a night featuring Michael Douglas, Glenn Close, Kieran Culkin and Naomi Ackie. The song itself did the important talking first.
There is a particular magic in the way Mutya, Keisha and Siobhán sound together: distinct voices that lock into an unmistakable whole. “Ghost” gives that chemistry a present-day home, without asking the trio to pretend the intervening years never happened.
Sugababes Perform “Ghost” on The Graham Norton Show — October 2026
The studio performance pairs the new single with the group’s familiar vocal chemistry. The seven additional photographs capture the same October 30 television appearance, as Sugababes continue the run-up to their first new album as the original trio in more than two decades.
The February album promises another chapter for a group whose original voices have always been worth hearing together. For now, “Ghost” makes a persuasive case all on its own.
Sugababes — “Ghost” Live on The Graham Norton Show (2026)
Sources: So Television (October 30, 2026); Pitchfork (September 24, 2026); The Graham Norton Show performance video.
