Twenty 4 Hours a Day, Seven Days a Week

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Twenty 4 Hours a Day, Seven Days a Week
Studio album by Twenty 4 Seven
Released	1997
Recorded	1996–1997
Label	CNR Music 2002934, (NL) Arcade (EU) ARC 20027-2, Popron Music 54 239-2, Popron Music – 54239-4 (CZ)
Producer	Ruud van Rijen
Twenty 4 Seven chronology
I Wanna Show You (1994) Twenty 4 Hours a Day, Seven Days a Week (1997)
Singles from Twenty 4 Hours a Day, Seven Days a Week
"We Are the World" Released: 30 August 1996 "If You Want My Love" Released: 27 March 1997 "Friday Night" Released: 1997

Twenty 4 Hours a Day, Seven Days a Week is the fourth and final studio album by the Dutch group Twenty 4 Seven. It was released in 1997 by CNR Music.^[1] The album was also released in The Netherlands, Germany, Austria and Czech Republic. The album was released only on mp3 format in the United Kingdom. The record released three singles: "We Are the World", "If You Want My Love" and "Friday Night".

Nancy Coolen left the group and was replaced by Stella.