Appleton (music duo) became students at the Sylvia Young Theatre School in North London, which was to tutor their fellow All Saints colleague and Nic's schoolmate, Melanie Blatt as well as Denise van Outen, Emma Bunton, Letitia Dean and Samantha Janus. The sisters were back in the UK in 1994, and, together with Shaznay Lewis, joined with former schoolmate Melanie Blatt to form All Saints. In 2000, both sisters appeared in the poorly received film "Honest", directed by ex-Eurythmics member Dave Stewart. In 2001, All Saints disbanded. Natalie and Nicole formed the band Appleton, and in September 2002, issued their first Appleton single
Appleton discography Appleton discography The discography of Canadian pop duo Appleton consists of one studio album, three singles and three music videos. The group is made up of sisters Nicole and Natalie Appleton, who were originally members of British R&B girl group All Saints. In 2001 All Saints announced their break up, and Nicole and Natalie began recording an album together in 2002, under the nam Appleton. In September 2002 they released their debut single "Fantasy", which reached No.2 in the UK and was followed by singles "Don't Worry" (No.5) and "Everything Eventually" (No.38). On 24 February 2003, the sisters released their