BBC Radio 2 Electric Proms

The 2010 event (rebranded as the BBC Radio 2 Electric Proms) took place solely in The Roundhouse and ran from Thursday 28 October to Saturday 30 October. The entire event catered to the Radio 2 audience, whereas previously the Electric Proms events featured the involvement of all four of the BBC's national popular music stations. There were three acts, which were announced by Chris Evans on BBC Radio 2. 28 October Elton John (collaborators – Leon Russell, Plan B, Rumer) 29 October Robert Plant (collaborators – Band of Joy, London Oriana Choir) 30 October Neil Diamond with Lulu and Amy MacDonald == 2009 line-up ==

The 2009 event took place solely in The Roundhouse and ran from Tuesday 20 October to Saturday 24 October. 20 October Robbie Williams (Musical Director – Trevor Horn) 21 October Dizzee Rascal with The Young Punx and the Heritage Orchestra. (Musical Director – Hal Ritson) BBC Radio 1Xtra After Party (Studio Theatre) 22 October London:Doves with the London Bulgarian Choir and arrangements by Avshalom Caspi; Magazine Manchester: Florence + the Machine; Metronomy 23 October Shirley Bassey with the BBC Concert Orchestra; Richard Hawley 24 October Roundhouse: Smokey Robinson and his band with the BBC Concert Orchestra == 2008 line-up ==

22 October London: Burt Bacharach with the BBC Concert Orchestra; XX Teens; Wild Beasts; Africa Express; Goldfrapp Liverpool: Tony Christie 23 October London: The Streets; Santogold; Keane; Maddy Prior Liverpool: BBC Merseyside Peel Night – Milanese; Rolo Tomassi; 2 Hot 2 Sweat 24 October London: Nitin Sawhney and the London Undersound Orchestra Liverpool: The Last Shadow Puppets; Stephen Fretwell; BBC Merseyside event with Steve Lamacq 25 October 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, Coldcut via The Radiophonic Workshop; Red Light Company; Fox Cubs; Micachu Liverpool: Razorlight; Kitty Daisy and Lewis; Thomas Tantrum; Esser 26 October 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; The Maybes?; Candie and Howard; Elliott Payne == 2007 line-up ==

24 October Mark Ronson and the BBC Concert Orchestra (with guests Daniel Merriweather, Charlie Waller, Candie Payne, Wale, Ricky Wilson (substituting for Lily Allen), Sean Lennon and others); The Coral; Editors; Blanche; Charlie Louvin; Sigur Rós; Siouxsie Sioux; Agaskodo Teliverek; Daft Punk's Electroma; The Beatles' Help!; Radio Luxembourg 25 October Paul McCartney; Soil & "Pimp" Sessions with Jamie Cullum; Hadouken!; The Enemy; The Chemical Brothers; Justice; Tribute to Lal Waterson 26 October 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 Eskelin and Simon H Fell 27 October Bloc Party in The Roundhouse Main Space; Kano Presents London Town; Ghetto; Maps 28 October Ray Davies and Friends; Duke Special; Ben Westbeech; Estelle; The Flaming Lips; Sam Isaac == 2006 line-up ==

Paul Weller with Amy Winehouse and others; Guillemots; Kasabian; The Magic Numbers; Jamiroquai; The Young Knives; Klaxons; The Good, the Bad & the Queen; James Brown with the Sugababes, Max Beesley and the London Community Gospel Choir; Jamie T; The Raconteurs; The Horrors; The View; The Zutons; Jet; The Who; Spencer McGarry Season; Friends of the Bride; Genod Droog. Vashti Bunyan. Donovan both on the same set. == See also ==