Sonique: 90s Pop Star Making a Huge Comeback with Festival Performances
Sonique, the iconic nineties pop star, is set to make a massive comeback as she joins the line-up of an upcoming music festival. At 58 years old, the singer first gained fame in 2000 with the release of an international hit single.
Sonique’s Rise to Fame with It Feels So Good
Now gearing up to perform at the 90s Baby Festival in Manchester, Sonique, renowned for her smash hit “It Feels So Good,” is all set to grace the stage alongside headliner Ronan Keating. The festival will also feature renowned acts like Peter Andre and boyband Blue.
Chart-Topping Success and Promising Comeback
“It Feels So Good” topped the charts in the UK in 2000 and achieved significant success in the US by reaching number eight on the US Billboard 200. Although Sonique hasn’t released an album since 2011, her upcoming performances indicate a strong comeback. In addition to the 90s Baby Festival, she is scheduled to perform at the Silver Hayes stage at Glastonbury in June.
Sonique, a Brit Award winner for Best British Female Solo Artist in 2001, reminisced about her last performance nearly two decades ago, expressing her desire to make a grand return to music. She recalled her ambitious thoughts during a past gig with an orchestra at Earl’s Court, stating her intention to come back to the music scene on a larger scale.
Mother’s Prediction and Musical Influence
Furthermore, Sonique shared an insightful anecdote about her mother’s prediction regarding the success of “It Feels So Good.” Her mother had a strong belief in the song’s potential, foreseeing its chart-topping success. Sonique aimed to create a track that was both energetic for dancing and soothing for relaxation, highlighting the significance of her mother’s influence on her musical journey.
As Sonique prepares to captivate audiences at the upcoming music festivals, her fans eagerly anticipate her remarkable performances, symbolizing a triumphant return for the esteemed pop star.