Radio 2 In Concert 2018

Radio 2 In Concert was back for 2018! A star-studded line up of stellar artists will play live for Radio 2 in the BBC Radio Theatre in November: Paul Weller, Boy George & Culture Club, Ed Sheeran, Emeli Sandé and Cliff Richard.

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With a career spanning over 40 years, frontman of The Jam and The Style Council, Paul Weller performed tracks from his new album True Meanings as well as classic tracks at BBC Radio Theatre.

• Watch the full set on BBC iPlayer (available until 24 December)

On Thursday 8 November, Radio 2 welcomed new romantic legends Boy George & Culture Club for a very special performance at BBC Radio Theatre.

The 80s icons release their first new album in 19 years, Life, this October.

• Watch the full set on BBC iPlayer (available until 24 December)

On Thursday 15 November, Ed Sheeran arrived at the BBC Radio Theatre for a very special performance!

Having released his history-making third studio album ‘÷’ (Divide) in March last year, Ed has continued to dominate charts across the globe since its release and solidified his status as one of the world’s most talented, and loved, modern day troubadours.

• Listen to the In Concert performance in full via BBC Sounds (available until 15 December)

• Watch the full set on BBC iPlayer (available until 24 December)

Sunderland-born, Aberdeen-raised superstar Emeli Sandé brought her stunning vocals and beguiling songs to the BBC Radio Theatre on Thursday 22 November.

The four-time BRIT Award-winning singer and songwriter is working on new material, following 2016's Long Live the Angels album.

• Listen to the In Concert performance in full via BBC Sounds (available until 22 December)

• Watch the full set on BBC iPlayer (available until 24 December)

Sir Cliff Richard has been forced to postpone his show (scheduled for Thursday November 28) at BBC Radio Theatre.

Sir Cliff says: “I’m devastated that I won’t be able to perform for BBC Radio 2 In Concert tomorrow night, as I’m under doctor’s orders to rest as I have laryngitis. I hope to reschedule the concert at a later date, and would like to wish all the Radio 2 listeners a very Merry Christmas.”

Jeff Smith, Head of Music, BBC Radio 2 and 6 Music says: “We’re so sorry to hear that Sir Cliff is unable to perform for BBC Radio 2 In Concert tomorrow night, and look forward to welcoming him back to Radio 2 very soon.”