Lily Allen's TV show to feature Reverend And The Makers
The pop star and presenter reveals more of her guests
A number of guests signed up for the forthcoming 'Lily Allen & Friends' TV show have been revealed.
The first full episode of the programme, fronted by the pop singer, will feature Reverend And The Makers, and 'Peep Show' comedian David Mitchell.
Internet sensation Tay Zonday is also set to feature on the show, explained her producer in a posting on bbc.co.uk/lilyallen.
As previously reported, Allen recently filmed the pilot episode of her show, featuring Blur bassist Alex James and comedian Alan Davies alongside new band Alphabeat.
Allen is currently working on her second album in tandem with the show’s filming.
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The first full episode of the programme, fronted by the pop singer, will feature Reverend And The Makers, and 'Peep Show' comedian David Mitchell.
Internet sensation Tay Zonday is also set to feature on the show, explained her producer in a posting on bbc.co.uk/lilyallen.
As previously reported, Allen recently filmed the pilot episode of her show, featuring Blur bassist Alex James and comedian Alan Davies alongside new band Alphabeat.
Allen is currently working on her second album in tandem with the show’s filming.
The Shockwaves NME Awards 2008 are coming soon – and it’s time to have your say. Vote now by heading to NME.COM/awardsvote and you could win VIP tickets to the ceremony, which takes place in London on February 28.
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