Supersister is a British pop girl group formed in the late 1990s. Consisting of members Tina Peacock, Louise Fudge, and Eleanor Phillips, the group emerged as a vibrant act during the heyday of the UK pop music scene. Eleanor’s brother, Sean Phillips, served as the group’s “unofficial” fourth member, contributing as a songwriter and co-writer for many of their tracks.

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The group released their debut single "Coffee" in 2000, followed by "Shopping" and "Summer Gonna Come Again" in 2001. Their music is characterised by infectious hooks, slick production, and a playful, carefree vibe that resonates with audiences. Supersister’s dynamic performances and catchy pop tunes also landed them coveted support slots on tour with Steps and Hear’Say in 2001, further showcasing their appeal.

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Supersister continues to hold a special place in early 2000s British pop culture, remembered for their vibrant energy and memorable tracks. With upcoming performances on the horizon, the group is set to delight fans old and new once again.