Saturday smiles: Rochelle Wiseman and Mollie King were beaming as they made their way out of the May Fair Hotel Mollie recently revealed that The Saturdays will not follow Girls Aloud's example by taking a break to pursue solo projects, although she admitted she was willing to take other work.
She told the Scottish Daily Record: 'I am up for anything on the side - telly stuff, presenting, the lot.
'The main thing is I would never want anything to take over from The Saturdays - and we all feel that way.
'It's very important to us that the band comes first at all times and everyone knows that's how it is.
'Cheryl's success is obviously inspiring and we all want to be successful after the band.
'But at the moment we are at such an early stage of our career that we are not even thinking about it all coming to an end.
Shop 'til you drop: Vanessa White and the rest of the group appeared to have been on a shopping trip as they carried large bags from department store Selfridges 'There is so much good stuff to focus on at the moment for all five of us.' The band performed at the Isle of Man Bay Festival over the weekend, and they ensured that their fans were treated to a spectacle in a range of neon-coloured dresses. Performing a range of their hits in the studded white and multi-coloured numbers, the band brought their usual girly gloss to the island's festival.
Neon, tight and tiny: The Saturdays brought their usual brand of high gloss to the Isle of Man Bay Festival
And the gig clearly went well with one of the group tweeting the festival 'rocked' and thanking the crowd afterwards. The girls were performing at the music event ahead of the release of their new single, Missing You, on June 26. Later this week they will perform at the Cash For Kids event at Hamilton Park Racecourse in South Lanarkshire, Scotland on June 24.