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XLR Sessions is a musical performance show, created in late 2022 by [[Sophie Nimmo]]. Each episode features a different band performing a ten-minute set and is followed by an interview on sister show [[XLR Unplugged]]. In November 2023, the show was relaunched under new | XLR Sessions is a musical performance show, created in late 2022 by [[Sophie Nimmo]]. Each episode features a different band performing a ten-minute set and is followed by an interview on sister show [[XLR Unplugged]]. In November 2023, the show was relaunched under new showrunners [[Alex Charlery-Warner]] and [[Tom Foreman]], and performances moved from the YSTV studio to Central Hall, with sound and lighting provided by TechSoc. | ||
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Revision as of 13:34, 28 December 2023
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| Genre: | Entertainment |
| First Broadcast: | 9 December 2022 |
| Producer(s): | Sophie Nimmo |
XLR Sessions is a musical performance show, created in late 2022 by Sophie Nimmo. Each episode features a different band performing a ten-minute set and is followed by an interview on sister show XLR Unplugged. In November 2023, the show was relaunched under new showrunners Alex Charlery-Warner and Tom Foreman, and performances moved from the YSTV studio to Central Hall, with sound and lighting provided by TechSoc.