Laurie Anderson to Present BBC Radio 6 Music 'Artist in Residence' Series, December 16–19

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Laurie Anderson will present a four-episode BBC Radio 6 Music Artist in Residence series December 16–19, 11pm–12am GMT. The themes of Anderson's four playlists: the real world; love and energy; loneliness and change; and the dream world. “It’s been a blast being your DJ and I hope you like the things I put together for 6 Music," she says. "I always wanted to have a late night radio show for people who are somewhere between awake and asleep. But even if you’re out and about—I hope you have a good time listening to some of my favorite music." Anderson is on BBC World Service's In the Studio, offering a front row seat as she put the finishing touches on her new album, Amelia, at Miraval Studios in southern France, with engineer Damien Quintard.

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Laurie Anderson, whose new album, Amelia, was released on Friday, will present a BBC Radio 6 Music Artist in Residence series—a journey into an artist’s musical soul over four episodes, with each based around a different theme or mood—December 16–19, 11pm–12am GMT. The themes of Anderson's four playlists, featuring music from gospel to jazz, ANOHNI to Lou Reed: the real world; love and energy; loneliness and change; and the dream world. 

“It’s been a blast being your DJ and I hope you like the things I put together for 6 Music," Anderson says of the series. "I always wanted to have a late night radio show for people who are somewhere between awake and asleep. But even if you’re out and about—I hope you have a good time listening to some of my favorite music."

On Laurie Anderson’s new album Amelia, about Amelia Earhart’s tragic last flight, Anderson is joined by the Czech orchestra Filharmonie Brno, conducted by Dennis Russell Davies, and Anohni, Gabriel Cabezas, Rob Moose, Ryan Kelly, Martha Mooke, Marc Ribot, Tony Scherr, Nadia Sirota, and Kenny Wollesen. "This sounds absolutely incredible. What a gorgeous thing," Tom Ravenscroft said on BBC 6 Music's New Music Fix. You can get the album and hear it here.

Laurie Anderson is on the latest episode of BBC World Service's In the Studio, offering a front row seat as she put the finishing touches on her new album, Amelia, at Miraval Studios in southern France, with sound engineer Damien Quintard. You can hear it here.

Factory International presents the world premiere of a major new live stage work by Laurie Anderson, ARK: United States Part V, at Manchester’s landmark cultural venue, Aviva Studios, November 14-24, 2024. Tickets on sale here.

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Laurie Anderson: BBC Radio 6 Music 'Artist in Residence' 2024
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    Laurie Anderson to Present BBC Radio 6 Music 'Artist in Residence' Series, December 16–19
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    Laurie Anderson, whose new album, Amelia, was released on Friday, will present a BBC Radio 6 Music Artist in Residence series—a journey into an artist’s musical soul over four episodes, with each based around a different theme or mood—December 16–19, 11pm–12am GMT. The themes of Anderson's four playlists, featuring music from gospel to jazz, ANOHNI to Lou Reed: the real world; love and energy; loneliness and change; and the dream world. 

    “It’s been a blast being your DJ and I hope you like the things I put together for 6 Music," Anderson says of the series. "I always wanted to have a late night radio show for people who are somewhere between awake and asleep. But even if you’re out and about—I hope you have a good time listening to some of my favorite music."

    On Laurie Anderson’s new album Amelia, about Amelia Earhart’s tragic last flight, Anderson is joined by the Czech orchestra Filharmonie Brno, conducted by Dennis Russell Davies, and Anohni, Gabriel Cabezas, Rob Moose, Ryan Kelly, Martha Mooke, Marc Ribot, Tony Scherr, Nadia Sirota, and Kenny Wollesen. "This sounds absolutely incredible. What a gorgeous thing," Tom Ravenscroft said on BBC 6 Music's New Music Fix. You can get the album and hear it here.

    Laurie Anderson is on the latest episode of BBC World Service's In the Studio, offering a front row seat as she put the finishing touches on her new album, Amelia, at Miraval Studios in southern France, with sound engineer Damien Quintard. You can hear it here.

    Factory International presents the world premiere of a major new live stage work by Laurie Anderson, ARK: United States Part V, at Manchester’s landmark cultural venue, Aviva Studios, November 14-24, 2024. Tickets on sale here.

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