Keep Your Head Up (Girls Can't Catch song)

"Keep Your Head Up"
Single by Girls Can't Catch
B-side	"Stop"
Released	30 July 2009
Format	Digital download, Airplay, CD single
Recorded	2008
Genre	Pop, electropop
Length	3:31
Label	Polydor/Fascination
Writer(s)	Chris Braide, Nina Woodford
Producer(s)	Chris Braide
Girls Can't Catch singles chronology
"Keep Your Head Up" (2009) "Echo" (2010)

"Keep Your Head Up is the debut single by British girl group Girls Can't Catch. It was written by Chris Braide and Nina Woodford, and produced by Braide. It was released on 30 July 2009, and entered the UK Singles Chart at number 26.

The group performed the song at several different events, including GMTV, G-A-Y and the iTunes Festival.^[1]

Music video

The music video was filmed and released in June 2009. It features the group playing croquet with three guys at a dump site, singing their verses in different parts of the dump site.

Track listing

iTunes Pre-Order

1. "Keep Your Head Up"
2. "Keep Your Head Up" (Acoustic)

CD1:

1. "Keep Your Head Up" (Braide, Woodford)
2. "Stop" (Daizy Agnew, Jess Stickley, Phoebe Brown, Viktoria Hanson, Jonathan Douglas)

Maxi CD-single

1. "Keep Your Head Up"
2. "Kimberly Walsh from Girls Aloud interviews GCC Part 1"
3. "Keep Your Head Up" (Music Video)
4. "Keep Your Head Up" (Riff & Rays Remix Video)

iTunes EP

1. "Keep Your Head Up" (Riff and Rays Club Mix)
2. "Keep Your Head Up" (Soulseekerz Club Mix)
3. "Keep Your Head Up" (Starsmith Club Mix)

Other download stores

1. "Keep Your Head Up"
2. "Keep Your Head Up" (Riff and Rays Radio Edit)
3. "Keep Your Head Up" (Soulseekerz Radio Edit)
4. "Keep Your Head Up" (Starsmith Radio Edit)

Live performances

• G-A-Y — 8 April 2009
• Out of Control Tour — 24 April 2009 - 6 June 2009
• Hollyoaks — 25 June 2009
• Glastonbury — 26 June 2009
• Waterstone's — 4 July 2009
• 5:19 Show — 13 July 2009
• GMTV — 24 July 2009
• Tramlines — 25 July 2009
• iTunes Festival — 27 July 2009
• Loose Women — 29 July 2009
• G-A-Y — 1 August 2009
• The Alan Titchmarsh Show — 4 December 2009

Charts

Release details

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