Electric Proms: BBC TV & Radio Coverage
Many of you have been asking about the BBC’s coverage of the Electric Proms. The concert will be aired live on 6 Music, then highlights will be shown later on BBC Two. Here’s how the coverage on radio & TV will pan out:
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Steve Lamacq at BBC Electric Proms
Steve is live from Camden’s Roundhouse ahead of 6 Music’s Electric Proms show with Magazine and Doves, who Steve will be talking to along with guests Rick Wakeman and Jarvis Cocker.
1900 – 2100 | 6 Music Marc Riley: Magazine
Marc Riley presents Magazine live at the BBC Electric Proms.
21:00 – 00:00 | 6 Music
Gideon Coe: Doves
Gideon Coe presents Doves live at the BBC Electric Proms, plus Florence & the Machine and Metronomy.
23:20 – 00:05 |BBC Two
Doves
Manchester trio Doves perform an exciting collaboration with the London Bulgarian Choir.
Expect full coverage on the blog! I have switched my work days to be able to hear/blog the show. Should be a good day/night wherever you are!
"New Remix" Tonight On BBC 6Music?
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The Queens are joined by Brighton drum ‘n’ bass DJs The Qemists for a live mix, plus there are new remixes from Doves, Phoenix and Dizzee Rascal.
U.K. listeners can listen live via the BBC iPlayer by clicking here. Non-U.K. listeners may be able to listen to BBC 6Music live via Real Player by clicking here.
New Interview With Steve Lamacq
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Lamacq had a special chat with Doves and played out 2 tracks that they recorded especially for him from Maida Vale last week
Click here to listen again via the BBC iPlayer.
Non-U.K. visitors may be able to listen via Real Player, if unable to use the BBC iPlayer. The Real Audio archive is located at:
rtsp://rm-acl.bbc.co.uk:554/6musiccoyopa/6music_-_monday_1600.ra
Scroll to around 1:17 to hear the start of the interview.
More Video Online From BBC Radio Session
The BBC’s 6music website has today posted two more videos from Doves’ recent live session at the BBC’s Maida Vale studios, for U.K. viewers.
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The new videos and the previously posted ‘Jetstream’ are available by clicking here.
‘Winter Hill’ is currently still available to view at the BBC’s Radio 2 website, here.