tbf they did have that unsigned act straight after U2!

 

Ah apologies, I hadn't watched the show and assumed that those were the musical guests shown this evening. If I'm reading correctly, it was Slaves that were guests, which is a rather nice booking. Also looks like Hurts & Eagles of Death Metal are coming up as well, which looks like it could be interesting.

Yeh, they had U2, an unsigned act, Take That and Slaves, so a nice mix really!

 

In that post, I was referring to some of the acts they mentioned would be upcoming in the series.

I'm not feeling this show so far - I imagine a lot of its success and the show's ability to grab the A-Listers will be down to "nostalgia factor".

 

I fell asleep during the anniversary show earlier this year and last night's was not particularly entertaining. Reminded me of a 90s kid's show like Live & Kicking in terms of format, and I'm not sure how I feel about that in 2015.

 

I will probably continue to watch though because they've got some amazing guests lined up and I did rather like the 'Rumour Has It' bits where they were teasing an appearance by Adele.

Good show last night, I'll second on the mix of acts it had on as well! Even if it doesn't go beyond this 10 week run, and I've said elsewhere, it shows there is a gap in the schedules for a live, unscripted, 'anything can happen' type show with music and comedy in it. I'm hoping as of next week they bring back 'It's Your Letters'!

I've seen more of this then I was expecting since the first show but I'm still not overly warming to it. It still feels too rushed for me and it feels like all the guests are very pointless. As said though, it is still nice to see many music acts having a place to perform.