The Morning Show 2019 S01e05

At midsummer, The Adventure Show heads to Torridon in the north west of Scotland for one of the world's most extreme events: the Celtman. And extreme is the word – starting at 5am with a three-kilometre open-water swim, competitors then leap onto their bikes to pedal the next 200 kilometres. The finale is a 42-kilometre run, with an ascent of one of Scotland's Munros thrown in for good measure. It has been described as one of the toughest days of your life and for most just finishing is a major achievement.

The Medicine Show is Melissa Etheridge’s fifteenth studio record and her first original material since her 2014 album, This Is ME, following her critically acclaimed Stax tribute record, MEmphis Rock and Soul. Produced by longtime collaborator John Shanks, The Medicine Show features some of her most honest songwriting to date, paired with beautiful instrumentation and her signature roaring guitar.

This 2CD 29 track compilation includes the original album, plus 7" & 12" mixes and many b-sides. This collection features various versions of the band's singles: ‘Castles In Spain’ (album / single DJ edit and 12" Wubb Dug mix), ‘We Can Be Brave Again’ (album / single remix / extended version), ‘Glory Of Love’ (album / single DJ edit / Universal mix), ‘New York City’ (single / N.Y. A Go Go mix / John Robie remix / John Robie Dance mix). Other bonus material features the b/sides: ‘Innocents Abroad’, ‘Is It A Wonder’, ‘Catherine’, ‘A Gathering’, ‘Ring Those Bells’, ‘Higher Than The Instrumental’, ‘Tender Is The Night’ and ‘Whirlwind’ spanning 1984-1987. Also included, from the cassette version of the original release, is ‘Jungle Of Cities’.

The Cinema Show were formed in autumn 2011 as a progressive rock cover band (Pink Floyd, Genesis, PFM, Dream Theater, Transatlantic, Toto…). In 2014 they started writing their own material for their debut album, "L'eremita" which was recorded between february and may 2015. In 2017 they recorded their new album "L'errante", released in February 2018.

No band smoulders quite like The Slow Show. The Manchester four-piece have built a reputation for soaring crescendos and deep emotional canyons, making music for romantic souls and wounded hearts. As they return with their fifth album, Subtle Love, they do so with their strongest and most expansive collection of songs to date. “The record is an ode to love in all its guises,” reveals singer Rob Goodwin. Subtle Love not only distils The Slow Show’s sumptuous indie pop formula, but it casts the group’s net into exciting fresh waters, incorporating winsome folk (Royal Blue) and anthemic, widescreen rock (One Shot) too. Across ten songs, the listener is taken on an amble through the band’s past and into a tantalising future. It is a highly melodic and moving affair, made by kindred spirits and lifelong friends.

Subtle Love not only distills The Slow Show’s sumptuous indie pop formula, but it casts the group’s net into exciting fresh waters, incorporating winsome folk (Royal Blue) and anthemic, widescreen rock (One Shot) too. Across ten songs, the listener is taken on an amble through the band’s past and into a tantalising future. It is a highly melodic and moving affair, made by kindred spirits and lifelong friends.

The Cinema Show were formed in autumn 2011 as a progressive rock cover band (Pink Floyd, Genesis, PFM, Dream Theater, Transatlantic, Toto…). In 2014 they started writing their own material for their debut album, "L'eremita" which was recorded between february and may 2015. In 2017 they recorded their new album "L'errante", released in February 2018.

Chronicling the creation of Game of Thrones (2011)'s final season, its most ambitious and complicated one.

Riverdance 25th Anniversary Show is Riverdance, as you've never seen it before! A powerful and stirring reinvention of this beloved favourite, celebrated the world over for its Grammy Award-winning score and the thrilling energy and passion of its Irish and international dance. Twenty-five years on, composer Bill Whelan has rerecorded his mesmerizing soundtrack while producer Moya Doherty and director John McColgan have completely re-imagined the ground-breaking show.