‘X Factor’ UK Listed In Wikipedia; Filipina Band To Hold Homecoming Concert!
The "X Factor" UK finalist 4th Impact is now listed in Wikipedia, a feat that only known personalities can be included, a report from Morning News Asia said. The all-Filipina group meanwhile will be holding a homecoming concert in the Philippines.
"4th Impact from X Factor has a new achievement to their credit. The singing group already took the hearts of many people by registering their presence. This time, they are now registered on Wikipedia," the report said.
According to the Wikipedia post, 4th Impact had various names before they auditioned for the Simon Cowell-produced show.
From in 2001, the group started out in the Philippines as "The Cercados," "Gollayan Sisters," "MICA" and "4th Power."
Their eldest Almira Cercado even had her solo album and won various competitions.
Meanwhile, despite being booted out of the competition, the "X Factor" finalists 4th Impact are set to have their homecoming concert in the Philippines.
The girls said that after their Philippine concert, they are eyeing to return to London to continue their singing career as well as to perform for the "X Factor" tours.
The 4th Impact is also set to release their first album and is just waiting for the thumbs up from SyCo.
"We wanted to go home after 'The X Factor' tour but we were so blessed that after, just now, we have a lot of invitations here in the UK," they told Unreality TV. "We do have a concert in the Philippines so we're looking forward to that and then coming back here."
The girls-Almira, Irene, Mylene, and Celina, or mostly known as "X Factor" UK finalist 4th Impact, wowed the audience of the talent show, after their performance of "Bang Bang" by Jessie J and Ariana Grande.
The group was the ninth act to live the live show of the "X Factor" UK after their stunning performances of Ariana Grande's "Problem," Girls Aloud's "Sound of the Underground," and Christina Aguilera's "Ain't No Other Man."
The "X Factor" UK 2015 hailed 7-year-old Louisa Johnson as its grand winner, after being mentored by first-time judge Rita Ora.