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BBC music programme revisits 90 years of landmark performances
The BBC’s archive is the focus of a music programme featuring standout performances from artists including David Bowie, Bob Marley, Kate Bush, Amy Winehouse and Stormzy. It highlights the range of music captured across the corporation’s 90-year history, from *Top of the Pops* and *The Old Grey Whistle Test* to *Later* and Glastonbury.
The programme is on BBC Two at 10.20pm. Other evening choices include the Festival of Remembrance on BBC One, with Alfie Boe, James Emmanuel and Mica Paris among the performers, and a Channel 5 documentary about King Charles’s environmental work and Prince William’s Earthshot initiative. The listings also include *Strictly Come Dancing*, drama, a Truffaut film and rugby and football fixtures.
In short
- BBC Two revisits musical highlights from its 90-year archive.
- The programme spans Bowie, Bob Marley, Amy Winehouse and Stormzy.
- The Festival of Remembrance and other programmes also feature tonight.
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Originally published by The Guardian as “TV tonight: from Bowie to Stormzy, it’s the BBC’s greatest music moments”.