Rachel Stevens has recorded an episode of Alesha Dixon’s new Podcast “Wear It’s At”. She is joined by parenting guru Louise Pentland and the trio discuss a variety of topics, including motherhood and fashion and how to navigate that social calendar.

The episode titled ‘We Should Do Drinks Soon’ is an episode all about friends, frenemies and foes –covering off how friendship circles shift as life progresses and the art of making (and flaking) on plans.

You can listen to the Pop Cast directly by clicking here or you can search “Wear It’s At” on Apple Podcasts.

Former S Clubber and Strictly Come Dancer contestant Rachel Stevens will be joining the cast for “Rip It Up: The 70s”.

Rachel is best known for being a part of S Club 7, although she previously showcased her dance skills during the eighth series of Strictly Come Dancing, where she narrowly missed out on picking up the Glitterball Trophy.

Speaking about the tour, Rachel said: “I am so excited to be joining the cast for Rip It Up The 70s. Dancing has played such an important role in my life. Like Louis, Strictly was one of the best experiences of my life, so I’m really looking forward to being involved in such an amazing production. And what’s not to love about the music and fashion of the ‘70s? It’s going to so much fun.”

Tickets for Rip It Up The 70s go on sale at 10am on Friday (June 7) and will be available from the official website. VIP ticket packages will also be available, offering fans the chance to meet Louis, Rachel and Melody and receive a VIP tour laminate and a signed photo.

September
Fri 13 Norwich Theatre Royal
Sat 14 Hayes Beck Theatre*
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October
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