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    BBC Electric Proms

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    2006 - Present
    Returning Series
    Seasons: 5
    Episodes: 23

    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.

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    Seasons & Episodes

    1. Paul Weller & Jamiroquai

    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 Young Knives

    10/25/200665 min

    2. Damon Albarn feat. The Good, The Bad and The Queen & The Raconteurs

    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 Main Space. 2. The Raconteurs produce a fantastic set at the Electric Ballroom, performing tracks from their debut album 'Broken Boy Soldiers'.

    10/26/2006

    3. James Brown & Band, Fat Boy Slim & Nitin Sawhney

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    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 appears and delivers an incredible set that features some seriously funky music. 2. Fat Boy Slim plays one of his most intimate gigs in years as he performs an outstanding set at the Lock Tavern in Camden. 3. Nitin Sawhney hosts a two-hour event featuring a very special line-up of guest musicians and vocalists.

    10/27/2006

    4. Kasabian

    headliners: Kasabian

    10/28/2006

    5. The Who

    Headliners: The Who

    10/29/2006