Blur BBC Radio debut new song ‘Barbaric’ and air classics

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The Britpop legends ‘Parklife’ also had Phil Daniels on board as they gave a London audience a sneak peek of their upcoming record, ‘The Ballad Of Darren’. Last night (July 18), Blur gave a special performance at the BBC Radio Theatre for Radio 2. They debuted their new song “Barbaric,” promoted their new album “The Ballad Of Darren,” and brought Phil Daniels on stage for “Parklife.” After performing to 90,000 fans per night at their two sold-out Wembley Stadium shows last week, the Britpop legends came back to the city to play a much smaller show for just 300 lucky competition winners and media, despite the fact that hundreds of thousands of people applied for tickets, as DJ Jo Whiley informed the crowd.

The majority of the show was broadcast live on BBC Radio 2, and it was also made accessible on iPlayer. Later this month, it will also be broadcast on television. The band took the stage and began with the album’s lead song, “St. Charles Square,” before leader Damon Albarn doused the audience in water and led the group in a punk-inspired performance of “Popscene.” The audience included celebrities including Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Dermot O’Leary, comedian Josh Widdicombe, and guitarist Graham Coxon’s THE WAEVE bandmate and partner Rose Elinor Dougall. The band played a number of well-known songs, such as “Beetlebum,” “Villa Rosie,” and “Coffee & TV.” Out of Time was the next notable performance, and Albarn thanked the BBC for having them “in this beautiful space and time.”

Then, he announced to the crowd, “We’re going to play a couple of new songs,” presenting “Russian Strings.” They’re not trash, so don’t be alarmed. Well, one’s perception of beauty is subjective. Before actor Phil Daniels joined the band on stage to reprise his memorable line from “Parklife,” Albarn once more stormed the audience for a vivacious rendition of the band’s classic track “Girls & Boys.” The vocalist of the band joked that the song used to be broadcast on Radio One.