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"It&amp;#39;s sort of shocking that Demi Lovato, Little Mix, and Fifth Harmony were actually allowed to tour together this spring. Is it even legal to have that many of the coolest girls in music hitting the road together, performing in one stadium at once?! It&amp;#39;s no surprise the shows have sold out nationwide.\n\nBut Demi is all about boosting girl power and emplifying feminism and supporting other awesome chicks, so when it came time to choose her opening acts, tapping the two best all-female groups of the moment was a total no-brainer. &amp;quot;We actually auditioned for her on X Factor. It all comes back around!&amp;quot; says Camila Cabello when we caught up the pop quintet currently making a splash on the charts with their debut single, &amp;quot;Miss Movin&amp;#39; On&amp;quot;\n\n&amp;quot;It&amp;#39;s our first time performing in front of thousands and thousands of people, as opposed to a few hundred,&amp;quot; says Normani Hamilton. &amp;quot;We&amp;#39;ve never had costumes before and we have an actual set built out, so it adds a new theatrical element,&amp;quot; adds Camila. &amp;quot;And Demi and Little Mix are amazing!&amp;quot;\n\nIf you&amp;#39;re picturing an A-list tour bus slumber party every night\u2014we certainly were!\u2014don&amp;#39;t get your hopes up. Not that there aren&amp;#39;t plenty of sing-alongs and movie marathons, but the girls aren&amp;#39;t staying up all night playing board games or anything. &amp;quot;We don&amp;#39;t get to hang out that much because all our bus drivers have different routes, so we&amp;#39;re in different places at different times. But we see them them every day,&amp;quot; says Camila &amp;quot;Demi always stops by our dressing room and says hello before the show. She&amp;#39;s really nice,&amp;quot; gushes Normani.\n\nWhen the tour wraps next month, the girls will say goodbye to Demi and their X Factor comrades from across the pond, and head straight into the studio. &amp;quot;We&amp;#39;re going to record in April, and we&amp;#39;re taking a different direction with our sound, so that&amp;#39;s really really exciting. It&amp;#39;s more mature, sonically, but it still relates to us,&amp;quot; says Camila. &amp;quot;Lyrically, it&amp;#39;s still about stuff that teenage girls go through, which is something we&amp;#39;re passionate about.&amp;quot; We knew we liked them for a reason!"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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