Jingle Bell Ball

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Jingle Bell Ball
Mini-Festival concert by Capital FM
Arrangers Global and Barclaycard
Location Greenwich Peninsula, London, UK
Venue The O2 Arena (2008–2019, 2021–present)
Duration5 hours per night
(6 pm – 11 pm) [1]
No. of showsTwo per year
Attendance16,000 per night [2]
Website https://www.capitalfm.com/events/jingle-bell-ball/

The Jingle Bell Ball is a concert held annually in December since 2008 (except for 2020 because of the COVID-19 pandemic), by the radio station Capital FM at The O2 Arena. Various notable artists have headlined the concert. A portion of ticket sales profit is donated to Global's Make Some Noise, Capital's flagship charity, formerly known as Help a Capital Child and Help a London Child. [3] [4]

Contents

2008

Unlike following years, the 2008 festival was held on one night only – Wednesday, 10 December 2008. The Evening Standard rated it three stars, saying it was "too quick to be boring but too superficial to stick in the mind". [5] [ clarification needed ]

2009

Shakira performing during Night 2 of the 2009 edition. Shakira Shakira at the Jingle Bell Ball (4165997736).jpg
Shakira performing during Night 2 of the 2009 edition.

The 2009 event was held on Saturday and Sunday, 5–6 December 2009. [6]

Line up

Headliners are shown in bold.

Acts that performed on Saturday, 5 December, were as follows:

Main scheduled:
Surprise acts:

Acts that performed on Sunday, 6 December, were as follows:

Main scheduled:
Surprise acts:

Setlists

Saturday, 5 December

Chipmunk
  1. "Diamond Rings"
  2. "Look for Me"
  3. "Oopsy Daisy"
    (with The Saturdays)
JLS
  1. "Everybody in Love"
  2. "Umbrella"
    (Rihanna Cover)
  3. "Nobody Knows"
  4. "Beat Again"
Jordin Sparks
  1. "S.O.S. (Let the Music Play)"
  2. "Tattoo"
  3. "No Air"
  4. "Battlefield"
Lady Gaga
  1. "Just Dance"
  2. "LoveGame"
  3. "Poker Face"
  4. "Paparazzi"
  5. "Teeth"
  6. "Bad Romance"
Miley Cyrus
  1. "See You Again"
  2. "The Climb"
  3. "Party in the USA"
N-Dubz
  1. "I Need You"
Michael Bublé
  1. "Lost"
  2. "Home"
  3. "Everything"
  4. "Crazy Love"
  5. "Haven't Met You Yet"
Noisettes
  1. "Never Forget You"
  2. "Don't Upset the Rhythm (Go Baby Go)"
Pixie Lott
  1. "Mama Do (Uh Oh, Uh Oh)"
  2. "Cry Me Out"
  3. "Boys and Girls"
Sugababes
  1. "Freak Like Me"
  2. "Push the Button"
  3. "Get Sexy"
  4. "About A Girl"
  5. "About You Now"
Taio Cruz
  1. "Come On Girl"
  2. "I Can Be"
  3. "No Other One"
  4. "Break Your Heart"
The Saturdays
  1. "Up"
  2. "Issues"
  3. "Just Can't Get Enough"
  4. "Forever Is Over"
Tinchy Stryder
  1. "You're Not Alone"
  2. "Take Me Back"
    (with Taio Cruz)
  3. "Never Leave You"
    (with Sugababes)
  4. "Number 1"
    (with N-Dubz)
Westlife
  1. "Flying Without Wings"
  2. "What About Now"

2010

Capital's Jingle Bell Ball 2010 was held on Saturday and Sunday, 4–5 December 2010.

Line up

Headliners are shown in bold.

Acts that performed on Saturday, 4 December, were as follows:

Main scheduled:

Acts that performed on Sunday, 5 December, were as follows:

Main scheduled:

Cee Lo Green was originally scheduled to perform on Saturday, however, due to snow, his flight was rescheduled and he performed on Sunday.

2011

The 2011 event was held on Saturday and Sunday, 3–4 December 2011. It was announced by Capital on 28 October. Capital also confirmed that Olly Murs would be the first act for the Saturday performance. Tickets for the concert on Saturday were released on 31 October at 08:00 and sold out in just over three hours. [7]

Line up

Headliners are shown in bold.

Acts that performed on Saturday, 3 December, were as follows:

Main scheduled:
Special Guests:

Acts that performed on Sunday, 4 December, were as follows:

Main scheduled:
Special Guests:

2012

The 2012 event took place on Saturday and Sunday, 8–9 December 2012.

Little Mix performed as a three-piece, as member Perrie Edwards was unwell. Capital Breakfast presenters Dave Berry and Lisa Snowdon hosted the ball on both nights. For the first time, televised highlights of the event were shown on Capital TV.

Line up

Headliners are shown in bold.

Acts that performed on Saturday, 8 December, were as follows:

Main scheduled:
Special Guests:

Acts that performed on Sunday, 9 December, were as follows:

Main scheduled:
Special Guests:

Setlists

2013

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Ball headliner Lady Gaga performing on Night 2
Jessie J also performing on Night 2 Jessie J at the Jingle Bell Ball 2013.jpg
Jessie J also performing on Night 2

The 2013 Jingle Bell Ball was held at The O2 Arena on Saturday and Sunday, 7–8 December 2013. On Saturday night, Katy Perry was the main headliner, with Tinie Tempah and Ellie Goulding as supporting headliners. On Sunday, Lady Gaga was the main headliner, with Dizzee Rascal and Jessie J supporting. Dave Berry and Lisa Snowdon (Capital Breakfast hosts) hosted the ball on both nights, alongside Pandora.[ ambiguous ] Meanwhile, Rich Clarke, Kat Shoob, James 'The Bassman' Bassam, and Greg Burns hosted on the radio throughout both nights.

Line up

Headliners are shown in bold.

Acts that performed on Saturday, 7 December, were as follows:

Main scheduled:


Pre-show acts:
Surprise acts:
Special guests:

Acts that performed on Sunday, 8 December, were as follows:

Main scheduled:
Pre-show acts:
Surprise acts:
Special guests:

Setlists

2014

The 2014 Jingle Bell Ball was held at London's O2 Arena on Saturday and Sunday, 6–7 December 2014, with acts such as OneRepublic, Ed Sheeran, Sam Smith and Jessie J performing. The first tickets for the show were given away as part of Global's first ever Make Some Noise day on 8 October, although, at the time, the dates for the event were not confirmed. It was confirmed on Capital FM on 20 October that the Jingle Bell Ball would be returning, sponsored by Morrisons Supermarket. All information on the ball was announced on 3 November 2014. Tickets for general release went on sale on 7 November. Tickets for both dates sold out in under an hour, which is a record.[ citation needed ]

5 Seconds of Summer performed at the event as a three-piece as band member Michael Clifford was unable to fly out due to the loss of his passport.

Line up

Headliners are shown in bold.

Acts that performed on Saturday, 6 December, were as follows: [42]

Main scheduled:

Acts that performed on Sunday, 7 December, were as follows: [43]

Main scheduled:
Special guests:

Setlists

Sunday, 7 December

Ed Sheeran
  1. " Lego House"
  2. " Don't/Loyal/No Diggity"
  3. " Drunk"
  4. " Thinking Out Loud"
  5. " The A Team
  6. " Sing
5 Seconds of Summer
  1. "Don't Stop"
  2. "Good Girls"
  3. "Amnesia"
  4. "She Looks So Perfect"
Sigma
  1. "Nobody to Love" (featuring Daniel Pearce)
  2. "Changing" (featuring Ella Eyre)
Fuse ODG
  1. "Million Pound Girl (Badder Than Bad)"
  2. "Antenna"
  3. "T.I.N.A."
  4. "Dangerous Love"
Jessie J
  1. "Wild"
  2. "It's My Party"
  3. "Do It like a Dude"
  4. "Sweet Talker"
  5. "Domino"
  6. "Price Tag"
  7. "Bang Bang"
Sam Smith
  1. "Money on My Mind"
  2. "I'm Not the Only One"
  3. "La La La"
  4. "Like I Can"
  5. "Latch"
  6. "Stay with Me"
Union J
  1. "Tonight (We Live Forever)"
  2. "I Can't Make You Love Me"
  3. "You Got It All"
Taylor Swift
  1. "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together"
  2. "Blank Space"
  3. "I Knew You Were Trouble"
  4. "Love Story"
  5. "Shake It Off"

2015

Dave Berry and Lisa Snowdon revealed that 2015's event would once again be hosted at London's O2 Arena on Saturday and Sunday, 5–6 December, during Capital Breakfast on 2 November. For the first time since 2013, the sponsor was Coca-Cola. Tickets were released on 5 November, with pre-sales occurring in the week leading up to it. Both headliners were announced on Friday, 6 November, on Capital Breakfast. On 23 November, Tinie Tempah and Katy B were added to the line-up, whilst Carly Rae Jepsen was added the following day. For the first time, Little Mix performed for both nights. Ariana Grande was supposed to perform on Saturday but withdrew for unknown reasons. Marvin Humes confirmed via Twitter he was doing a pre-show DJ Set on both days. On 5 December, Coldplay was the headliners and Justin Bieber was the headliner on 6 December.

Line up

Headliners are shown in bold.

Acts that performed on Saturday, 5 December, were as follows:

Main scheduled:
Pre-show acts:

Acts that performed on Sunday, 6 December, were as follows:

Main scheduled:
Pre-show acts:
Special guests:

Setlists

Introductory DJ set (for both nights)

Marvin Humes
  1. "Be Right There"
  2. "How Deep Is Your Love"
  3. "Intoxicated"
  4. "Alone No More"
  5. "Easy Love"
  6. "Sweet Lovin'"
  7. "Can't Feel My Face"
  8. "Lean On"
  9. "Sorry"
  10. "Where Are Ü Now"
  11. "Glitterball" (Extended Mix)
  12. "When I Say Jingle Bell You Say Ball!!"
  13. "You Have Been With Marvin Humes Enjoy The Show!!"

Sunday, 6 December

Little Mix [54]
  1. "Salute"
  2. "Move"
  3. "Love Me like You"
  4. "Wings"
  5. "Black Magic"
Charlie Puth [55]
  1. "Marvin Gaye"
  2. "One Call Away"
  3. "See You Again" (Part 2)
Carly Rae Jepsen [56]
  1. "Call Me Maybe"
  2. "Your Type"
  3. "I Really Like You"
Ellie Goulding [57]
  1. "Outside"
  2. "Anything Could Happen"
  3. "On My Mind"
  4. "I Need Your Love"
  5. "Burn"
  6. "Love Me like You Do"
The Vamps [58]
  1. "Wake Up"
  2. "Rest Your Love"
  3. "Last Night"
  4. "Can We Dance"
Grace [59]
  1. "You Don't Own Me"
Nick Jonas [60]
  1. "Jealous"
  2. "Levels"
Sigma [61]
  1. "Nobody to Love"
  2. "Changing"
  3. "Coming Home"
  4. "Glitterball" (featuring Ella Henderson)
Calvin Harris [62]
  1. "Under Control"
  2. "Bounce"
  3. "Feel So Close"
  4. "Overdrive"
  5. "Eat, Sleep, Rave, Repeat"
  6. "Sweet Nothing"
  7. "Deep Down Low" (Valentino Khan cover)
  8. "How Deep Is Your Love"
  9. "Summer"
  10. "Shaolin" (Mightyfools cover)
  11. "Blame"
Justin Bieber [63]
  1. "Where Are Ü Now"
  2. "Boyfriend"
  3. "Love Yourself"
  4. "Home to Mama"
  5. "Hold Tight"
  6. "As Long As You Love Me"
  7. "What Do You Mean?"
  8. "Sorry"

2016

The 2016 Jingle Bell Ball was held on Saturday and Sunday, 3–4 December 2016. The line-up was announced on 7–8 November. [64] [ non-primary source needed ] Tickets went on sale on 10 November at 8am and sold out in less than an hour. [65] On 28 November, Anne-Marie, Sean Paul and Calum Scott were added to Night 1. On 29 November Sigma were added to Night 2. Capital FM confirmed via Twitter that Marvin Humes would open night one. Videos of the weekend were put on Capital FM's YouTube channel. Little Mix was announced as a headliner for the first time.

Line up

Headliners are shown in bold.

Acts that performed on Saturday, 3 December, were as follows:

Main scheduled:
Pre-show acts:
Special guests:

Acts that performed on Sunday, 4 December, were as follows:

Main scheduled:
Pre-show acts:
Special guests:

Setlists

Introductory DJ set (for both nights)

Marvin Humes
  1. "Girls Like"
  2. "Perfect Strangers"
  3. "This Girl"
  4. "You've Got the Love"
  5. "One Dance"
  6. "Antenna"
  7. "Don't Stop the Music"
  8. "No Money"
  9. "24K Magic"
  10. "Miami 2 Ibiza"
  11. "Changed the Way You Kiss Me"
  12. "Bonkers"
  13. "Closer"
  14. "Cold Water"
  15. "In the Name of Love"

2017

On 30 October 2017, during Capital Breakfast, Roman Kemp confirmed that the Jingle Bell Ball would run on Saturday and Sunday, 9–10 December 2017 at The O2 Arena. [88] On 6 November Roman Kemp and Vick Hope confirmed the line-up for night one and on 7 November the line-up for night two was revealed. [89]

Major Lazer performed as a duo as Jillionaire did not turn up for unknown reasons. [90]

Sean Paul didn't perform with Anne-Marie and Dua Lipa.

Clean Bandit didn't perform with Anne-Marie.

Line up

Headliners are shown in bold.

Acts that performed on Saturday, 9 December, were as follows:

Main scheduled:
Pre-show acts:
Hosts:
Special guests:

Acts that performed on Sunday, 10 December, were as follows:

Main scheduled:
Pre-show acts:
Hosts:
Special guests:

Setlists

Introductory DJ set (for both nights)

Marvin Humes
  1. "17"
  2. "Places"
  3. "You Don't Know Me"
  4. "This Girl"
  5. "Girls Like"
  6. "Highlander (The One)"
  7. "Wild Thoughts"
  8. "Despacito"
  9. "Rockstar"
  10. "Swalla"
  11. "Bestie"
  12. "Unforgettable"
  13. "No Scrubs"
  14. "Reggaetón Lento"
  15. "Bonkers"

Saturday, 9 December

Rita Ora [91]
  1. "Your Song"
  2. "Hot Right Now"
  3. "I Will Never Let You Down"
  4. "Black Widow"
  5. "Lonely Together"
  6. "Anywhere"
James Arthur [92]
  1. "Say You Won't Let Go"
  2. "Safe Inside"
  3. "You’re Nobody ‘til Somebody Loves You"
  4. "Naked"
  5. "Sun Comes Up"
Jax Jones [93]
  1. "I Got U" (featuring Kelli-Leigh)
  2. "House Work"
  3. "Seven Nation Army" (The White Stripes cover)
  4. "Instruction"
  5. "You Don't Know Me" (featuring Raye)
Rak-Su [94]
  1. "I’m Feeling You"
  2. "Dimelo"
Anne-Marie [95]
  1. "Alarm"
  2. "Rockabye"(without Sean Paul and Clean Bandit As the Primary artists)
  3. "Ciao Adios"
Niall Horan [96]
  1. "This Town"
  2. "Slow Hands"
Yungen [97]
  1. "Bestie"/"September Song" (featuring JP Cooper)
Dua Lipa [98]
  1. "Hotter Than Hell"
  2. "No Lie" (without Sean Paul)
  3. "Be the One"
  4. "Blow Your Mind (Mwah)"
  5. "Scared to Be Lonely"
  6. "New Rules"
Jonas Blue [99]
  1. "Perfect Strangers" (featuring JP Cooper)
  2. "Fast Car" (featuring Dakota)
  3. "We Could Go Back" (featuring Moelogo)
  4. "By Your Side" (featuring Raye)
  5. "Mama" (featuring Will Singe)
Craig David [100]
  1. "Re-Rewind (The Crowd Say Bo Selecta)"
  2. "When the Bassline Drops"
  3. "Fill Me In"
  4. "Walking Away"
  5. "7 Days"
  6. "Heartline"
  7. "I Know You" (featuring Dan Smith)
  8. "Ain't Giving Up"
Sam Smith [101]
  1. "One Last Song"
  2. "Stay With Me"
  3. "La La La"
  4. "Pray"
  5. "Latch"
  6. "I'm Not the Only One"
  7. "Money On My Mind"
  8. "Lay Me Down"
  9. "Too Good at Goodbyes"
Major Lazer [102]
  1. "Put Your Hands Up" (MPEJ Jockey cover; Intro)
  2. "Cold Water"
  3. "Where Are Ü Now"
  4. "Know No Better"
  5. "Humble" (Kendrick Lamar cover)
  6. "Boy Oh Boy"
  7. "Particular"
  8. "Shape of You"
  9. "Lean On"
  10. "Watch Out for This (Bumaye)"
  11. "Pon de Floor"
  12. "Get It Right"
  13. "Light It Up"
  14. Closing Free-Style

2018

The 2018 Jingle Bell Ball took place on Saturday and Sunday, 8–9 December 2018 at The O2 Arena.

Capital Breakfast presenters Roman Kemp, Vick Hope, and Sonny Jay hosted the event on both nights. The line up was announced by the hosts on the Breakfast Show during the week of 5 November. For the first time since 2011, highlights of the event were not shown on Capital TV as it shut down on 10 October 2018, so highlights were only available on Capital FM and its website and Sky One. [115] Loud Luxury was added to the night 1 line up. [116]

Line up

Headliners are shown in bold.

Acts that performed on Saturday, 8 December, were as follows:

Main scheduled:
Pre-show acts:
Hosts:
Special guests:

Acts that performed on Sunday, 9 December, were as follows:

Main scheduled:
Pre-show acts:
Hosts:
Special guests:

Setlists

Introductory DJ set (for both nights)

Marvin Humes
  1. "One Kiss"
  2. "17"
  3. "Promises"
  4. "Electricity"
  5. "Body"
  6. "Nice for What"
  7. "I Like It"
  8. "Happier"
  9. "Of the Night"
  10. "Bonkers"
  11. "Freaky Friday"
  12. "I Say Jingle Bell You Say Ball!"

2019

The 2019 Jingle Bell Ball took place on Saturday and Sunday, 7–8 December 2019 at The O2 Arena in Greenwich, London. This year's Jingle Bell Ball was sponsored by SEAT.

Capital FM presenters Will Manning & Aimee Vivian hosted both nights. The line-up was announced everyday from Monday, 4 November to Thursday, 7 November 2019 on the Breakfast show live from Leicester Square in Central London. Tickets went on sale on Thursday, 7 November 2019 at 8am GMT, right after the exclusive pre-sale via Global Player and O2 Priority. Between 4 and 5 November 2019, Jax Jones, Sigala and Ella Henderson joined Kemp, Hope and Jay to help announce the rest of the line-up for both nights. Tickets were officially sold out in just over an hour, which led to their dealing through Capital's on-air competitions. [138] Due to Roman Kemp being confirmed as one of twelve I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! contestants, Will Manning hosted the event alongside Aimee Vivian. [139] The show started at 6:30pm GMT each night and performances and backstage videos can be found on @CapitalOfficial and #CapitalJBB on Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, Facebook, YouTube and TikTok. Sky One will also show TV highlights from both nights of the Ball throughout the festive season. Stormzy closed night 1 (Saturday 7 December 2019) and Taylor Swift closed night 2 (Sunday 8 December 2019). Liam Payne opened night 1, whilst Anne-Marie opened night 2. Capital Late Show presenter Marvin Humes did a Capital Weekender DJ Set at 6:15pm GMT. [140] It was also confirmed that due to being in Australia, cheering on Roman Kemp, Sonny Jay missed both nights of the ball and therefore didn't present the show.

Line-up.

Headliners are shown in bold.

Acts that performed on Saturday, 7 December, were as follows:

Main scheduled:
Pre-show acts:
Hosts:
  • Will Manning
  • Aimee Vivian
Special guests:

Acts that performed on Sunday, 8 December, were as follows:

Main scheduled:
Pre-show acts:
Hosts:
  • Will Manning
  • Aimee Vivian
Special guests:

Setlists

Introductory DJ set (for both nights)

Marvin Humes
  1. "Don't Start Now"
  2. "Levels"
  3. "All Day and Night"
  4. "I Don't Care"
  5. "Turn Me On"

Saturday, 7 December

Liam Payne
  1. "Strip That Down"
  2. "Familiar"
  3. "Get Low"
  4. "Bedroom Floor"
  5. "Stack It Up"
Jonas Blue
  1. "By Your Side"
  2. "Back & Forth
  3. "Rise"
  4. "Younger" (with Hrvy)
  5. "What I Like About You"
  6. "Mama"
  7. "Polaroid" (with Liam Payne)
Aitch
  1. "Taste (Make It Shake)"
  2. "Buss Down" (with ZieZie)
Young T & Bugsey
  1. "Strike a Pose" (with Aitch)
Regard
  1. "Intro"
  2. "Ride It (with Jay Sean)"
Ava Max
  1. "So Am I"
  2. "Torn"
  3. "Sweet but Psycho"
Lauv
  1. "I'm So Tired..."
  2. "I Like Me Better"
  3. "Fuck, I'm Lonely"
Jax Jones
  1. "All Day and Night"
  2. "This Is Real" (with Ella Henderson)
  3. "Play" (with elements of "One More Time" by Daft Punk)
  4. "Breathe" (with elements of "Insomnia" by Faithless)
  5. "Ring Ring" (with elements of "Be Faithful" by Fatman Scoop, "Calabria 2007" by Rune Reilly Kölsch and "House Work" by Jones featuring Mike Dunn and MNEK)
  6. "Harder"
  7. "One Touch"
  8. "Instruction"
Rita Ora
  1. "Let You Love Me"
  2. "Your Song"
  3. "I Will Never Let You Down"
  4. "Ritual"
  5. "Lonely Together"
  6. "Anywhere"
Harry Styles
  1. "Lights Up"
  2. "Adore You"
  3. "Sign of the Times"
  4. "Watermelon Sugar"
  5. "What Makes You Beautiful"
Stormzy
  1. "Big for Your Boots"
  2. "Own It"
  3. "Take Me Back to London"
  4. "Crown"
  5. "Blinded by Your Grace, Pt. 2"
  6. "Vossi Bop"

Sunday, 8 December

Anne-Marie
  1. "Ciao Adios"
  2. "2002"
  3. "Fuck, I'm Lonely"
  4. "Perfect to Me"
  5. "Rockabye"(without Sean Paul and Clean Bandit As the Primary artists)
  6. "Friends"
Sigala
  1. "Easy Love"
  2. "Lullaby"
  3. "Ain't Giving Up (with elements of "Last Christmas" by Wham!)
  4. "We Got Love" (with Ella Henderson)
  5. "Give Me Your Love"
  6. "All I Want For Christmas Is You" (Mariah Carey cover)
  7. "Came Here for Love" (with Ella Eyre)
  8. "Just Got Paid" (with Ella Eyre)
  9. "Wish You Well" (with Becky Hill)
AJ Tracey
  1. "Ladbroke Grove"
Tom Walker
  1. "Better Half of Me"
  2. "Just You and I"
  3. "Leave a Light On"
Mabel
  1. "Don't Call Me Up"
  2. "Fine Line"
  3. "Loneliest Time of Year"
  4. "Mad Love"
  5. "God is a Dancer"
Joel Corry
  1. "Sorry" (with Hayley May)
The Script
  1. "For the First Time"
  2. "Hall of Fame"
  3. "Breakeven"
  4. "The Man Who Can't Be Moved"
  5. "The Last Time"
Sam Feldt
  1. "Post Malone" (with RANI)
  2. "Show Me Love" (with RANI)
Sam Smith
  1. "Dancing With a Stranger"
  2. "Latch"
  3. "How Do You Sleep"
  4. "Promises"
  5. "Stay With Me"
  6. "Too Good at Goodbyes"
Taylor Swift
  1. "Blank Space"
  2. "ME!"
  3. "London Boy"
  4. "Lover"
  5. "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" (Acoustic)
  6. "22" (Acoustic)
  7. "You Need to Calm Down"
  8. "Christmas Tree Farm" [141]
  9. "Shake It Off"

2020

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Jingle Bell Ball did not take place at the O2 Arena this year, but Roman Kemp (along with Sian Welby and Sonny Jay) announced on Capital Breakfast on Thursday 26 November that they were doing a Best Of Show sponsored by Barclaycard on Thursday 10 December at 7pm. The show was broadcast on YouTube, Sky One, Global Player and on Capital Radio.

2021

The 2021 Jingle Bell Ball took place on Saturday and Sunday, 11–12 December 2021 at The O2 at Greenwich Peninsula, London. This year's Jingle Bell Ball was sponsored by Barclaycard. This was the first Jingle Bell Ball since 2019 due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the music industry which cancelled the 2020 Jingle Bell Ball. The Ball was announced by Rob Howard and Lauren Layfeild in for Roman, Sonny and Sian, on Friday, 29 October 2021 at 8am during Capital Breakfast

Capital Breakfast presenters Roman Kemp, Siân Welby and Sonny Jay hosted both nights. The line-up was announced on Wednesday 3 and Thursday 4 November from 8am on the Breakfast show live from Leicester Square in Central London via interactive billboards founded by the listeners. Tickets went on sale on Friday, 5 November 2021 at 9am with a VIP Pre-Sale starting on Thursday 4 November 2021 at 9:30am

This was Welby's first time hosting a Jingle Bell Ball after former co-host Vick Hope left the Capital Breakfast show in 2020.

The show will start 6:30pm GMT each night and performances and backstage videos can be found on @CapitalOfficial and #CapitalJBB on Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, Facebook, YouTube and TikTok. Sky Max & Sky Showcase will also show TV highlights from both nights of the Ball throughout the festive season.

On Saturday, 11 December 2021, it was announced that Coldplay and Lil Nas X, who were originally scheduled to play on the first and second nights respectively, had to pull out due to members of their team getting COVID-19. It was announced ArrDee and Tom Grennan would be added to the lineup, with ArrDee performing on both nights, whilst Tom Grennan would just be doing the Saturday. It was also announced Justin Bieber and Ed Sheeran would both be extending their sets.

On Sunday 12 December, it was announced that Mabel would not be performing for the same reason. Grennan performed on the second night as a result of this.

Line-up

Headliners are shown in bold.

Saturday [142] Sunday [143]
Justin Bieber
Tom Grennan
ArrDee
Jax Jones
Years & Years
Becky Hill
Jesy Nelson
Sigrid
Mimi Webb
Billen Ted
220 Kid
Riton 		Ed Sheeran
Joel Corry
KSI
Griff
Anne-Marie
JLS
Nathan Dawe
Shane Codd
Jonasu
ArrDee
Tom Grennan
Pulled Out

Coldplay

Pulled Out

Lil Nas X
Mabel

Hosts

Roman Kemp
Siân Welby
Sonny Jay

Special Guests

bbno$
Ella Henderson
Wes Nelson
Jesy Nelson

Special Guests

Harlee
Hayley May
Craig David
Digital Farm Animals
Ella Henderson

Saturday

MistaJam Introductory DJ set
  1. "TBA"
Jax Jones
  1. "Out Out"
  2. "Tequila"
  3. "House Work"
  4. "Harder"
  5. "This Is Real" (with Ella Henderson)
  6. "I Miss U"
  7. "You Don't Know Me"
  8. "All Day and Night"
  9. "Instruction"
Becky Hill
  1. "Remember"
  2. "Heaven On My Mind"
  3. "Better Off Without You"
  4. "My Heart Goes (La Di Da)"
  5. "Wish You Well"
  6. "Last Time"
Years & Years
  1. "King"
  2. "If You're Over Me"
  3. "Play" (with Jax Jones)
  4. "Sunlight"
  5. "Sweet Talker"
  6. "It's A Sin"
  7. "Starstruck"
Mimi Webb
  1. "24/5"
  2. "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" (Judy Garland cover) (with Tom Grennan)
  3. "Good Without"
Clean Bandit
  1. "Symphony"
  2. "Rather Be"
  3. "Rockabye"/"Tick Tock"
  4. "Drive" (with Wes Nelson)
Sigrid
  1. "Don't Feel Like Crying"
  2. "Strangers"
  3. "Home to You (This Christmas)"
  4. "Mirror"
MistaJam DJ set
  1. "Head & Heart" (Joel Corry cover) (Jack Back remix)
  2. "Believe me" (Navos cover)
  3. "Summer 91 (Looking Back)" (Noizu cover) (220 Kid remix)
  4. "Tell Me Something Good" (Rufus cover)
  5. "By Your Side" (Calvin Harris cover)
  6. "If You Really Love Me (How Will I Know)" (Whitney Houston cover)
Billen Ted DJ set
  1. "When You're Out" (with MistaJam)
  2. "Talk About" (Rain Radio & DJ Craig Gorman cover) (with MistaJam)
  3. "Kiss My (Uh-Oh) (Billen Ted Remix)" (with MistaJam)
220 Kid DJ set
  1. "Too Many Nights" (with MistaJam)
  2. "Stupid Feelings" (with MistaJam)
  3. "Wellerman (Billen Ted Remix)" (with MistaJam)
  4. "Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight)" (ABBA cover) (Dmitry Glushkov remix) (with MistaJam)
  5. "Don't Need Love" (with MistaJam)
Riton DJ set
  1. "Turn Me On" (with MistaJam)
  2. "I Don't Want You" (with MistaJam)
  3. "Friday" (with MistaJam)
  4. "All I Want for Christmas Is You" (Mariah Carey cover) (with MistaJam, Billen Ted & 220 Kid)
Tom Grennan
  1. "Don't Break the Heart"
  2. "Little Bit of Love"
  3. "Let's Go Home Together" (with Ella Henderson)
  4. "By Your Side"
Jesy Nelson
  1. "Boyz"
ArrDee
  1. "Oliver Twist"
  2. "Flowers" (Sweet Female Attitude cover)
  3. "Say My Name" (Destiny's Child cover)
bbno$
  1. "Edamame"
Justin Bieber
  1. "Somebody"
  2. "Hold On"
  3. "Ghost"
  4. "Where Are Ü Now"
  5. "What Do You Mean?"
  6. "Confident"
  7. "Yummy"
  8. "Sorry"
  9. "Lonely"
  10. "Intentions"
  11. "Peaches"
  12. "Anyone"

Acts that will perform on Sunday, 12 December, will be as follows:

Sunday

MistaJam Introductory DJ set
  1. "TBA"
Joel Corry DJ set
  1. "Bed/Head & Heart" (Extended Mixes)
  2. "OUT OUT" (Joel Corry VIP Mix)
  3. "Lonely" (with Harlee)
  4. "Bed" (Joel Corry VIP Mix)
  5. "Sorry" (with Hayley May)
  6. "Head & Heart"
  7. "I Wish" (with Harlee)
Anne-Marie
  1. "Kiss My (Uh-Oh)"
  2. "Way Too Long" (with Nathan Dawe)
  3. "Don't Play" (with KSI & Digital Farm Animals)
  4. "Our Song" (with Tom Grennan)
  5. "FRIENDS"
KSI
  1. "Really Love" (with Craig David & Digital Farm Animals)
  2. "Holiday"
  3. "Lighter" (with Ella Henderson & Nathan Dawe)
Griff
  1. "One Night"
  2. "Love Is A Compass"
  3. "Black Hole"
JLS
  1. "The Club Is Alive"
  2. "She Makes Me Wanna"
  3. "Eternal Love"
  4. "Beat Again"
  5. "Love You More"
  6. "Everybody in Love"
Tom Grennan
  1. "Don't Break the Heart"
  2. "Little Bit of Love"
  3. "Let's Go Home Together" (with Ella Henderson)
  4. "By Your Side" (Calvin Harris cover)
MistaJam DJ set
  1. "Friday" (Riton cover)
  2. "Believe Me" (Navos cover)
  3. "Summer 91 (Looking Back)" (Noizu cover) (220 Kid remix)
  4. "Love Tonight" (Shouse cover) (David Guetta cover)
  5. "Tell Me Something Good" (Rufus cover)
  6. "By Your Side" (Calvin Harris cover)
  7. "My Heart Goes (La Di Da)" (Becky Hill cover)
  8. "If You Really Love Me (How Will I Know)" (Whitney Houston cover)
Shane Codd DJ set
  1. "Get Out My Head" (with MistaJam)
  2. "Always On My Mind" (with MistaJam)
Nathan Dawe DJ set
  1. "Flowers" (with MistaJam)
  2. "Way Too Long" (with MistaJam)
  3. "No Time For Tears" (with MistaJam)
Jonasu DJ set
  1. "Black Magic" (with MistaJam)
  2. "Post Malone" (Sam Feldt cover) (with MistaJam)
  3. "Don't Be Shy" (Tiësto cover) (with MistaJam)
  4. "All I Want for Christmas Is You" (Mariah Carey cover) (with MistaJam, Shane Codd & Nathan Dawe)
ArrDee
  1. "Oliver Twist"
  2. "Flowers" (Sweet Female Attitude cover)
  3. "Say My Name" (Destiny's Child cover)
Ed Sheeran
  1. "Bloodstream"
  2. "Shivers"
  3. "Castle on the Hill"
  4. "Thinking Out Loud"
  5. "Overpass Graffiti"
  6. "Perfect"
  7. "2002" (with Anne-Marie)
  8. "Merry Christmas"
  9. "Shape of You"
  10. "Bad Habits"

2022

The Jingle Bell Ball was announced during Capital Breakfast on 4 November 2022 and it was announced that Barclaycard would sponsor the Ball again. The line-up for the first night was announced at 7am GMT on 7 November 2022, while the line-up for the second night was announced on 8 November 2022 at 7am GMT. The Jingle Bell Ball was held at The O2 Arena at Greenwich Peninsula in Greater London on 10 December 2022 and 11 December 2022. There was a pre-sale for Capital VIP members on 8 November 2022 and then the general sale happened on 9 November 2022 via Global Player from 9am GMT.

Both nights of the Jingle Bell Ball were hosted by Roman Kemp, Siân Welby, Sonny Jay and Chris Stark. The Ball started at 6:30pm GMT and ended at 10:30pm GMT on both nights. Performances and backstage videos could be found on @CapitalOfficial and #CapitalJBB on Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, Facebook, YouTube and TikTok.

This was Stark's first Jingle Bell Ball since joining the Breakfast Show in October 2022 and Jay's last Jingle Bell Ball being a host after he left the Breakfast Show to replace Marvin Humes on the Capital from 10pm-1am each weekday evening.

The Ball also has a new logo for this year after Capital changed its logo in November 2022.

This was the first time the Jingle Bell Ball was held during a FIFA World Cup as the 2022 FIFA World Cup was still happening during Night 1 with England playing France in the Quarter-finals at the Al Bayt Stadium in Al Khor, Qatar with kick-off at 7pm GMT.

On 10 December 2022, it was announced that Tom Grennan would open Night 1 with his set starting at 6:25pm GMT and that Coldplay would close Night 1 with their set starting at 9:45pm GMT. On 11 December 2022, it was announced that Dua Lipa would open Night 2 with her starting at 6:25pm GMT and that Stormzy would close Night 2 with his set starting at 9:45pm GMT.

Line-up

Headliners are shown in bold.

Saturday 10 December 2022Sunday 11 December 2022
Coldplay
Lewis Capaldi
Sam Smith
Tom Grennan
Mimi Webb
KSI
Nathan Dawe
Sigala
LF System
Eliza Rose
Belters Only		 Dua Lipa
Stormzy
Becky Hill
George Ezra
Aitch
Joel Corry
Tiësto
LF System
Eliza Rose
Belters Only
Hosts

Roman Kemp
Siân Welby
Sonny Jay
Chris Stark

Special Guests

Sam Ryder
Kim Petras
Talia Mar
Ella Henderson

Special Guests

Tom Grennan

Pre-show Acts (for both nights)

Rio Fredrika Introductory DJ Set
  1. "Instruction"
  2. "You've Got the Love"
  3. "Friday" (Riton cover)
  4. "Changed the Way You Kiss Me"
  5. "Bounce"
  6. "Drinking from the Bottle"
  7. "I Could Be the One"
  8. "Put Your Hands Up 4 Detroit"
  9. "I'm Good (Blue)"
  10. "Show Me Love"
  11. "Tsunami (Jump)"
  12. "Hello"
  13. "Pump It Up!"
  14. "I've Gotta Feeling"
  15. "Bonkers"

Saturday 10 December 2022

Tom Grennan
  1. "All These Nights"
  2. "Don't Break the Heart"
  3. "Little Bit Of Love"
  4. "Remind Me"
  5. "Lionheart (Fearless)"
  6. "By Your Side"
Mimi Webb
  1. "Ghost of You"
  2. "24/5"
  3. "Good Without"
  4. "House On Fire"
Nathan Dawe DJ Set
  1. "Flowers"
  2. "21 Reasons" (with Ella Henderson)
  3. "Way Too Long"
  4. "Sweet Lies" (with Talia Mar)
KSI
  1. "Don't Play"
  2. "Lighter" (with Ella Henderson)
  3. "Holiday"
  4. "Really Love"
  5. "Patience"
  6. "Not Over Yet" (with Tom Grennan)
Sigala DJ Set
  1. "Sweet Lovin'"
  2. "Stay The Night" (with Talia Mar)
  3. "Give Me Your Love"/"Seven Nation Army" (The White Stripes cover)
  4. "Wish You Well"
  5. "Melody"
  6. "Radio"
  7. "Easy Love"
  8. "Lullaby"
  9. "Love Tonight" (Shouse cover)
  10. "Jingle Bell Rock" (Bobby Helms cover)
  11. "Pump It" (Black Eyed Peas cover)
  12. "Lasting Lover"
  13. "Came Here for Love"
  14. "Living Without You" (with Sam Ryder)
Sam Smith
  1. "Stay With Me"
  2. "I'm Not the Only One"
  3. "Promises"
  4. "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" (Hugh Martin cover)
  5. "How Do You Sleep?"
  6. "Dancing with a Stranger"
  7. "Latch"
  8. "Unholy" (with Kim Petras)
MistaJam DJ Set
  1. "I'm Good (Blue)" (David Guetta cover)
  2. "Unholy"
  3. "Satisfaction"
  4. "Eat, Sleep, Rave, Repeat"
  5. "Do It to It" (Acraze cover)
  6. "Ferrari" (James Hype cover)
  7. "If You Really Love Me (How Will I Know)"
  8. "Where Are You Now"
  9. "Move Your Feet"
  10. "Good Feeling" (Flo Rida cover)
  11. "Last Christmas" (Wham! cover; with Belters Only, LF System & Eliza Rose)
Belters Only DJ Set
  1. "Make Me Feel Good/"I Will Survive"
LF System DJ Set
  1. "Afraid to Feel"
Eliza Rose DJ Set
  1. "B.O.T.A. (Baddest of Them All)"
Lewis Capaldi
  1. "Forget Me"
  2. "Hold Me While You Wait"
  3. "Bruises"
  4. "Pointless"
  5. "Before You Go"
  6. "Someone You Loved"
Coldplay
  1. "Flying" (from E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial)
  2. "Music of the Spheres" (Intro)
  3. "Higher Power"
  4. "Adventure of a Lifetime"
  5. "Paradise"
  6. "Viva la Vida"
  7. "Fix You"
  8. "Something Just Like This" (The Chainsmokers cover)
  9. "My Universe"
  10. "A Sky Full of Stars"
  11. "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" (Hugh Martin cover)

Sunday 11 December 2022

Dua Lipa
  1. "Physical"
  2. "New Rules"
  3. "One Kiss"
  4. "Hallucinate"
  5. "Cold Heart"
  6. "Levitating"
  7. "Don't Start Now"
Aitch
  1. "Buss Down"
  2. "My G"
  3. "Taste (Make It Shake)"
  4. "Baby"
Joel Corry DJ Set
  1. "Bed"
  2. "Out Out"
  3. "Sorry"
  4. "History" (with Becky Hill)
  5. "Lonely"
  6. "Lionheart (Fearless)" (with Tom Grennan)
  7. "Head & Heart"
Becky Hill
  1. "Back & Forth"
  2. "Last Time"
  3. "My Heart Goes (La Di Da)"
  4. "Better Off Without You"
  5. "Wish You Well"
  6. "Crazy What Love Can Do"
  7. "Remember"
Tiësto DJ Set
  1. "Pump It" (Black Eyed Peas cover)
  2. "The Motto"
  3. "Jackie Chan"/"Ritual"
  4. "Don't Be Shy"
  5. "As It Was" (Harry Styles cover)
  6. "Chasing Cars" (Snow Patrol cover)
  7. "Dancing On My Own" (Calum Scott cover)
  8. "A Sky Full of Stars" (Coldplay cover)
  9. "Wasted"/"Midnight" (Coldplay cover)
  10. "The Business"
  11. "BOOM"
  12. "Free-Style Mix"
George Ezra
  1. "Anyone for You (Tiger Lily)"
  2. "Dance All Over Me"
  3. "Paradise"
  4. "Budapest"
  5. "Shotgun"
  6. "Green Green Grass"
MistaJam DJ Set
  1. "I'm Good (Blue)"
  2. "Unholy"
  3. "Satisfaction"
  4. "Eat, Sleep, Rave, Repeat"
  5. "Do It to It"
  6. "Ferrari"
  7. "If You Really Love Me (How Will I Know)"
  8. "Where Are You Now"
  9. "Move Your Feet"
  10. "Good Feeling"
  11. "Last Christmas" (Wham! cover)
Belters Only DJ Set
  1. "Make Me Feel Good/"I Will Survive"
LF System DJ Set
  1. "Afraid to Feel"
Eliza Rose DJ Set
  1. "B.O.T.A. (Baddest of Them All)"
Stormzy
  1. "Crown"
  2. "Own It"
  3. "Big for Your Boots"
  4. "Vossi Bop"
  5. "Hide & Seek"
  6. "Firebabe"
  7. "Holy Sprit"
  8. "Blinded by Your Grace, Pt. 2"
  9. "Closing Free-Style"

2023

The 2023 Jingle Bell Ball was announced on Friday 10 November. The dates of the ball were Saturday 9 December and Sunday 10 December. This was Kemp's final year of hosting the Jingle Bell Ball after he confirmed his departure on Capital FM to focus on his television career. The line-up for night one was announced on Wednesday 15 November and Thursday 16 November for night two was also confirmed. Barclaycard remained the sponsors for the ball. Alicia Keys and Sam Ryder performed in both nights of the ball. The 2023 Jingle Bell Ball was held at The O2 Arena at Greenwich Peninsula in Greater London.

Both nights of the Jingle Bell Ball were hosted by Roman Kemp, Siân Welby and Chris Stark. The Ball started at 6:00pm GMT and ended at 10:30pm GMT on both nights. Performances and backstage videos could be found on @CapitalOfficial and #CapitalJBB on Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, Facebook, YouTube and TikTok. Highlights from the ball was broadcast on ITV1 (plus streaming services ITVX and STV Player) for the first time on Sunday 17 December.

Capital broadcast live shows backstage from the O2 over the course of the whole weekend, as follows.

9-12noon: Live Backstage at Capital’s Jingle Bell Ball with Roman, Sian & Chris

12-3pm: Live Backstage at Capital’s Jingle Bell Ball with Kemi Rodgers & Niall Gray (live until 4pm on SUNDAY only)

3-6pm: Live Backstage at Capital’s Jingle Bell Ball with Aimee Vivian & Sonny Jay (live from 4pm on SUNDAY only)

6-11pm: Capital’s Jingle Bell Ball with Will Manning

On the Sunday of the Ball, Meg McHugh & Lydia Rodford hosted the Capital Jingle Bell Ball Afterparty from 10:30pm until 4am.

Line-up

Headliners are shown in bold.

Saturday 9 December 2023Sunday 10 December 2023
Alicia Keys
Busted
Tate McRae
Becky Hill
Leigh-Anne
Tom Grennan
ArrDee
Jax Jones
Nathan Dawe 		Alicia Keys
Take That
Rita Ora
Zara Larsson
Jazzy
Rudimental
S Club
Raye
Joel Corry
Hosts

Roman Kemp
Siân Welby
Chris Stark

Special Guests

Sam Ryder

Special Guests

Sam Ryder
Calum Scott

Introduction DJ Set

MistaJam Introductory DJ Set Both Nights
  1. "I'm Good (Blue)"
  2. "Show Me Love"
  3. "Greatest Day"
  4. "Eat, Sleep, Rave, Repeat"
  5. "Do It to It"
  6. "Prada"
  7. "Miracle"
  8. "Kernkraft 400"
  9. "This Girl"
  10. "B.O.T.A. (Baddest of Them All)"
  11. "Move Your Feet"
  12. "Good Feeling"
  13. "All I Want for Christmas Is You"

Saturday 9th December 2023

Jax Jones DJ Set
  1. "Where Did You Go?"
  2. "Play"/One More Time"/"Run the World (Girls)"
  3. "20th Century Studios Fanfare"/"Crazy in Love
  4. "Instruction"
  5. "You Don't Know Me"
  6. "All Day and Night"
  7. "This Is Real"
  8. "Won't Forget You"
  9. "Breathe"
  10. "Whistle"
Becky Hill
  1. "Crazy What Love Can Do"
  2. "Last Time"
  3. "My Heart Goes (La Di Da)"
  4. "Disconnect"
  5. "Wish You Well"
  6. "Remember"
ArrDee
  1. "Hello Mate"
  2. "Come & Go"
  3. "Oliver Twist"
  4. "Flowers (Say My Name)"
Leigh-Anne
  1. "Don't Say Love"
  2. "Last Christmas" (Wham! cover)
  3. "My Love"
Busted
  1. "What I Go To School For"
  2. "Crashed the Wedding"
  3. "Sleeping with the Light On"
  4. "Loser Kid"
  5. "Coming Home"
  6. "MMMBop 2.0" (Hanson cover)
  7. "Air Hostess"
  8. "Year 3000"
Nathan Dawe DJ set
  1. "Way Too Long"
  2. "Sweet Lies"
  3. "No Time for Tears"
  4. "21 Reasons"
  5. "U Sure Do"
  6. "Flowers"
  7. "Dreamer"
  8. "Lighter"
  9. "Freed from Desire"
  10. "Heart Still Beating"
  11. "Better Off Alone"
  12. "0800 Heaven"
Tom Grennan
  1. "Lionheart (Fearless)"
  2. "All These Nights"
  3. "Remind Me"
  4. "Little Bit of Love"
  5. "How Does It Feel"
  6. "By Your Side"
Sam Ryder Special Performance
  1. "You're Christmas to Me"
Tate McRae
  1. "She's All I Wanna Be"
  2. "Exes"
  3. "10:35"
  4. "You Broke Me First"
  5. "Greedy"
Alicia Keys
  1. "Try Sleeping with a Broken Heart"
  2. "Girl On Fire"
  3. "You Don't Know My Name"
  4. "Fallin'"
  5. "If I Ain't Got You"
  6. "Empire State of Mind (Part II) Broken Down"
  7. "Lifeline"
  8. "No One"

Sunday 10th December 2023

Alicia Keys
  1. "Girl On Fire"
  2. "You Don't Know My Name"
  3. "Fallin'"
  4. "If I Ain't Got You"
  5. "Lifeline"
  6. "Empire State of Mind (Part II) Broken Down"
  7. "No One"
Joel Corry DJ Set
  1. "Lionheart (Fearless)"
  2. "History"
  3. "Drinkin'"
  4. "Sorry"
  5. "Lonely"
  6. "Bed"
  7. "Head & Heart"
  8. "0800 Heaven"
Jazzy
  1. "Giving Me"
Rudimental
  1. "Feel The Love"
  2. "These Days"
  3. "Bloodstream"
  4. "Waiting All Night"
  5. "Dancing Is Healing"
S Club
  1. "S Club Party"
  2. "Bring It All Back"
  3. "Don't Stop Movin"
  4. "Never Had A Dream Come True"
  5. "Reach"
Rita Ora
  1. "Praising You"
  2. "Your Song"
  3. "Anywhere"
  4. "Hot Right Now"
  5. "I Will Never Let You Down"
Zara Larsson
  1. "Can't Tame Her"
  2. "Never Forget You"
  3. "On My Love"
  4. "Symphony"
  5. "Lush Life"
Sam Ryder Special Performance
  1. "You're Christmas to Me"
Raye
  1. "You Don't Know Me"
  2. "Worth It"
  3. "Bed"
  4. "Prada"
  5. "Escapism"
Take That
  1. "Greatest Day" (with Calum Scott)
  2. "The Flood"
  3. "Patience"
  4. "This Life"
  5. "Back For Good"
  6. "Shine"
  7. "Relight My Fire" (with Rita Ora)
  8. "Rule The World"
  9. "Never Forget"

Most frequent performers

Apps.ArtistYears appeared [144]
7 Jesy Nelson
*as a member of Little Mix 		2012*, 2013*, 2015* (both nights), 2016*, 2018*, 2021
Leigh-Anne
*as a member of Little Mix 		2012*, 2013*, 2015* (both nights), 2016*, 2018*, 2023
6 Little Mix 2012, 2013, 2015 (both nights), 2016, 2018
Olly Murs 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2016, 2018
The Script 2008, 2010, 2012, 2014, 2017, 2019
Nathan Sykes
*as a member of the Wanted 		2010 (both nights)*, 2011*, 2012*, 2015, 2016
5
Anne-Marie 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2021
Jason Derulo 2010, 2011, 2013, 2015, 2018
Ella Eyre 2013, 2014, 2017, 2018
JLS 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2021
Liam Payne
*as a member of One Direction 		2011*, 2012*, 2017, 2018, 2019
Sigala 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2022
Sam Smith 2013, 2014, 2017, 2019, 2022
Tom Grennan 2021 (both nights), 2022 (night one and night two), 2023
Jax Jones 2017, 2018, 2019, 2021 , 2023
Years & Years 2015, 2016, 2018, 2021
Rita Ora 2012, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2023
4
Calvin Harris 2011, 2012, 2015, 2016
Jessie J 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014
Ed Sheeran 2011, 2014, 2017, 2021
Ellie Goulding 2013, 2015, 2016, 2018
James Arthur 2013, 2016, 2017, 2018
Jonas Blue 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019
The Saturdays 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011
Tinie Tempah 2010, 2012, 2013, 2015
The Vamps 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016
The Wanted 2010 (both nights), 2011, 2012
Raye 2016, 2017, 2019, 2023
3 Cheryl Cole
*as a member of Girls Aloud 		2012 (night one) and (night two)*, 2018
Clean Bandit 2014, 2016, 2018
Coldplay 2011, 2015, 2022
Craig David 2008, 2016, 2017
Jess Glynne 2014, 2015, 2018
Ella Henderson 2014, 2019 (Both Nights)
Niall Horan
*as a member of One Direction		2011*, 2012*, 2017
Dua Lipa 2016, 2017, 2022
JP Cooper 2016, 2017, 2019
Louisa Johnson 2016 (both nights), 2017
Mabel 2017, 2018, 2019
Rizzle Kicks 2011, 2012, 2013
Sam Ryder 2022, 2023(both nights)
Sigma 2014, 2015, 2016
Harry Styles
*as a member of One Direction		2011*, 2012*, 2019
Taylor Swift 2014, 2017, 2019
2 Justin Bieber 2015, 2021
Alexandra Burke 2009, 2010
Alicia Keys 2023 (both nights)
Taio Cruz 2009, 2010
Dakota 2016, 2017
David Guetta 2015, 2018
Eliza Doolittle 2010, 2013
Example 2010, 2012
Flo Rida 2009, 2010
Kelli-Leigh 2017 (both nights)
Labrinth 2010, 2011
Lawson 2012, 2013
Pixie Lott 2009, 2011
John Newman 2013, 2017
One Direction 2011, 2012
Rak-Su 2017, 2018
Scouting for Girls 2008, 2010
Sugababes 2008, 2009
Union J 2013, 2014
Take That 2014, 2023
Imani Williams 2016, 2017

Sponsors

The first concert in 2008 was sponsored by Zavvi. In 2009 Windows 7 became the sponsor, in conjunction with the buildup for the operating system's launch. The sponsorship continued through 2011. During their sponsorship of the event, prizes including thousands of tickets to the ball, laptops, holidays, games consoles, smartphones and money were given away on air.[ citation needed ]

In 2012, BlackBerry sponsored the concert in a last-minute deal. In 2013 and 2015–2018, the event was sponsored by Coca-Cola. Morrisons Supermarket was the sponsor in 2014. SEAT sponsored the concert in 2019. In 2020, Barclaycard announced a 3 year sponsorship deal with Global [145] resulting in Barclaycard sponsoring the 2020 livestream, and the 2021, 2022 and 2023 shows.

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