Sam Ryder has introduced a particular New Year’s Eve present on BBC One and iPlayer, Sam Ryder’s All Star New Year’s Eve.
The Eurovision 2022 runner-up is ready to carry out “classic tunes and a number of special duets” on TV on December 31 following London’s first full NYE fireworks show since 2019.
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Announcing the occasion on BBC Radio 2 right this moment (November 22), Ryder informed Zoe Ball: “I can’t consider a greater method to spherical off 2022 than singing a few of my favorite songs with some very particular visitors.
“It’s been such an incredible 12 months full of fabulous blessings thanks to fabulous people, and I’m so excited to bring in 2023 with you! As always, thank you for the opportunity!”
The present is scheduled to be pre-recorded at Riverside Studios in Hammersmith, London on Wednesday, December 7. It’ll air both facet of the midnight celebrations on BBC One and iPlayer. You can apply to attend in particular person right here.
Ryder’s visitor acts for the live performance shall be introduced “in due course”, per a press launch. See the announcement put up beneath.
🚀 He’s searched across the universe and been down some black holes… and now #Eurovision star Sam Ryder’s rounding off his unbelievable 2022 by rocking into the New Year on @BBCOne and @BBCiPlayer in Sam Ryder’s All Star New Year’s Eve!
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— BBC Press Office (@bbcpress) November 22, 2022
Ryder is because of launch his debut studio album, ‘There’s Nothing But Space, Man!’, on November 18 by way of Parlophone (pre-order right here). Earlier this month, he shared a brand new single referred to as ‘All The Way Over’.
Ryder’s first full-length report will even characteristic his hit tune ‘Space Man’ – which got here in at second place at this yr’s Eurovision, scoring a formidable 466 factors – in addition to the singles ‘Living Without You’ (feat. Sigala and David Guetta) and ‘Somebody’.
In a earlier assertion, the artist mentioned: “To create a body of work throughout this time representing aspects of our journey feels like the highest honour and a beautiful way to redirect the flow of energy back to the people who are making this whirlwind possible – you.”
Over the summer season, Ryder spoke to NME in regards to the “amazing” expertise of creating his debut album.
This week, he’ll play two concert events on the brand-new London venue Outernet (November 23/24) forward of a UK and Ireland headline tour subsequent March/April.