This year's contest, which takes place in Tel Aviv, will see 26 countries battling it out to win the Eurovision trophy.
Former All Together Now winner Michael Rice will represent the UK in this year's competition with his song 'Bigger Than Us'.
Graham Norton will miss presenting his chat show for the first time in its 20 year history, as he returns to the commentary box.
Plus Madonna will be making a special appearance at Expo Tel Aviv, following in the footsteps of Justin Timberlake, who performed at the 2016 Eurovision final in Stockholm.
The show will see three couples every week guessing the song and artists of pop tracks in an effort to win the £10,000 prize.
Each segment will have popular songs from a variety of pop styles, dating from the sixties to the present day.
“This is our first standalone show together and the fact it’s a format based on our love of music makes it all the more rewarding,” commented Rochelle and Marvin on their new roles.
“We frequently put each other’s knowledge to the test at home, so we cannot wait to see how the contestants get on.”
Kylie, Gareth Malone, Gabrielle, YolanDa Brown and Blossoms are the BBC Music Day Ambassadors who will be taking part in events and broadcasts in celebration of the day.
Now in its fourth year, BBC Music Day is an annual celebration of the power of music to change lives.
As a special surprise for commuters, Kylie has recorded some music-related messages which will be played at major rail stations on 28 September.
It’s not a completely closed shop however, says Sarah Liversedge, Managing Director of independent music publisher BDI. “There’s lots of different [routes to] how someone approaches somebody like me.”
The new studios, part of the Stratford Waterfront development by the London Legacy Development Corporation, will be a base for the BBC Symphony Orchestra and Chorus and the BBC Singers and will regularly be used by the BBC Concert Orchestra.
The site will allow the BBC to record and broadcast more live music with the new music recording equipment and rehearsal space. BBC’s radio stations BBC Radio 1, 1Xtra, Asian Network, Radio 2, Radio 3 and 6 Music, plus BBC Introducing, will all curate and broadcast performances regularly from the site.
The Eurovision Song Contest is back for another evening full of wacky costumes, melodramatic performances and varying levels of musical talent.
This year's contest takes place in Portugal's capital Lisbon after Salvador Sobral won last year's competition with his performance of Amar Pelos Dois.
Games of Thrones makes a grand return to Sky Atlantic.
When California-based HBO drama Big Little Lies hit screens earlier this year, it wasn’t the A-list cast or the aspirational architecture that got people talking.
The standout star of the series was its soundtrack, developed by director Jean-Marc Vallée and music supervisor Sue Jacobs.
The soul-inflected soundtrack is central to the series. It begins with Michael Kiwanuka’s Cold Little Heart playing over views of the Pacific Coast Highway and climaxes in the series finale, where Elvis’s back catalogue is weaponised in the power struggle between parents.
The Channel 4 series is created and hosted by journalist Billie JD Porter, who will profile some of the most innovative artists around at the moment.
She will also document the wider stories about the power of music to inspire and bring about change within society.
Across the series Porter meets performance artist Mykki Blanco on his US tour in the Bible belt and speaks to the marginalised black LGBTQI communities in America.
Exploring the lack of female artists in grime, Porter will also shine a light on the disappearance of community youth spaces across the UK.
