BBC Electric Proms (2006) is a series web series in English. On MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch BBC Electric Proms online in HD.
BBC Electric Proms — Storyline
The BBC Radio 2 Electric Proms was an October music festival in London run by the BBC for five years, 2006–2010, with each event broadcast domestically on both radio and television.
Cast & Crew
BBC Electric Proms — Series Details
| First Air Date | 2006-10-25 |
| Seasons | 5 |
| Episodes | 23 |
| Genre | series |
| Language | English |
| Network | BBC Two |
| Status | Returning Series |
BBC Electric Proms — Episode Guide
2006
- E1: Paul Weller & Jamiroquai (2006-10-25) — The BBC Electric Proms kicks off with the world premier headlined by Paul Weller & Jamiroquai
Set list: Pete Doherty; The Magic Numbers ; Klaxons; Jamiroquai; Paul Weller ; The
- E2: Damon Albarn feat. The Good, The Bad and The Queen & The Raconteurs (2006-10-26) — Headliners: Damon Albarn & The Raconteurs
1. Damon Albarn turns the clock back to the turn of the century as his gang of vagabonds, The Good, The Bad and The Queen, headline the M
- E3: James Brown & Band, Fat Boy Slim & Nitin Sawhney (2006-10-27) — Headliners: James Brown's band
1. James Brown's band appears on stage in the Main Space and whips the crowd into a frenzy. Twenty minutes later the Godfather of Soul finally appea
- E4: Kasabian (2006-10-28) — headliners: Kasabian
- E5: The Who (2006-10-29) — Headliners: The Who
2007
- E1: Mark Ronson (2007-10-24) — Mark Ronson and the BBC Concert Orchestra (with guests Daniel Merriweather, Charlie Waller, Candie Payne, Wale, Ricky Wilson, Sean Lennon and others); The Coral; Editors; Blanche;
- E2: Paul McCartney (2007-10-25) — Paul McCartney performs a selection of old Beatles hits plus newer solo songs at the Roundhouse in London.
- E3: Kaiser Chiefs (2007-10-26) — Kaiser Chiefs via David Arnold; Reverend and The Makers; New Cassettes; Cold War Kids; The Metros; Daler Mehndi and The Wolfmen; Bishi; Basquiat Strings with Seb Rochford, Ellery E
- E4: Bloc Party (2007-10-27) — Bloc Party in The Roundhouse Main Space; Kano Presents London Town; Ghetto; Maps
- E5: Ray Davies and Friends (2007-10-28)
2008
- E1: Burt Bacharach (2008-10-22) — LONDON: Burt Bacharach with the BBC Concert Orchestra; XX Teens; Wild Beasts; Africa Express; Goldfrapp
LIVERPOOL: Tony Christie
- E2: The Streets (2008-10-23) — LONDON: The Streets; Santogold; Keane; Maddy Prior
LIVERPOOL: BBC Merseyside Peel Night – Milanese; Rolo Tomassi; 2 Hot 2 Sweat
- E3: Nitin Sawhney (2008-10-24) — LONDON: Nitin Sawhney and the London Undersound Orchestra
LIVERPOOL: The Last Shadow Puppets; Stephen Fretwell; BBC Merseyside event with Steve Lamacq
- E4: Saturday Night Fever curated by Robin Gibb & Razorlight (2008-10-25) — LONDON: Saturday Night Fever curated by Robin Gibb, with special guests Ronan Keating, Stephen Gately, Sam Sparro, Sharleen Spiteri, Gabriella Cilmi and Bryn Christopher; Justice,
- E5: Oasis (2008-10-26) — LONDON: Oasis with the Crouch End Festival Chorus; Glasvegas; Lowkey; BBC Introducing – Pete and the Pirates; General Fiasco; Pull in Emergency; Chew Lips
LIVERPOOL: Wave Machines
2009
- E1: Robbie Williams (2009-10-20) — Robbie Williams (Musical Director – Trevor Horn)
- E2: Dizzee Rascal (2009-10-21) — Dizzee Rascal with The Young Punx and the Heritage Orchestra. (Musical Director – Hal Ritson)
BBC Radio 1Xtra After Party (Studio Theatre)
- E3: Doves (2009-10-22) — London: Doves with the London Bulgarian Choir and arrangements by Avshalom Caspi; Magazine
Manchester: Florence + the Machine; Metronomy
- E4: Shirley Bassey (2009-10-23) — Shirley Bassey with the BBC Concert Orchestra; Richard Hawley
- E5: Smokey Robinson (2009-10-24) — Roundhouse: Smokey Robinson and his band with the BBC Concert Orchestra
2010
- E1: Elton John (2010-10-28) — Elton John (collaborators – Leon Russell, Plan B, Rumer )
- E2: Robert Plant (2010-10-29) — Robert Plant (collaborators – Band of Joy, London Oriana Choir)
- E3: Neil Diamond (2010-10-30) — Neil Diamond with Lulu and Amy MacDonald
Frequently Asked Questions
How many seasons does BBC Electric Proms have? 5 season(s) with 23 episodes.
Where can I watch BBC Electric Proms? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.
