[1] This is the first release with the group as a quintet following Cattermole's death and Hannah Spearritt's departure.

[3][4] "These Are the Days" is the first song to feature S Club without vocals by Hannah Spearritt, although the video includes old footage of her, as part of the original lineup.

[8][9] The song was the first S Club single to not reach the top 5 in the UK, and was subsequently dropped from the North American leg of the Good Times tour in 2024.

[11] "These Are the Days" is the only single released by S Club to not feature a B-Side, remix or alternative version.

Now United are also part of Simon Fuller's label XIX Entertainment and opened for S Club on their Good Times tour later that year.