COVID-19 is the biggest crisis of this century. We all are facing it one way or another. Some countries are facing higher risks than others but eventually, we all are going to be affected by the Coronavirus 2020. This is something wild and economically we all got slashed by this virus. “The Big Night In” BCC is expected to air soon and this show will help a lot of charities to get the fund.
When is BBC’s The Big Night In on?
We have all the details about “The Big Night In: is expected to be released soon. Reports are coming that this whole idea is to just raise funds for the charities. Also, by this show, we will be able to thank our frontline warriors as they are working hard on every Hospital near us. The Coronavirus pandemic has affected the world and a lot of people have died because of it and a lot are still suffering from sickness.
The Big Night In will be on BBC One on Thursday 23 April. The show starts at 7pm and runs through until 10pm – with a break at 8pm for the weekly Clap For Carers broadcast. If you miss the show, you’ll be able to catch up with it on BBC iPlayer.
Who is taking part in The Big Night In?
The Big Night In will be presented by Lenny Henry, Matt Baker, Zoe Ball, Davina McCall and Paddy McGuinness.
It promises a whole host of stars performing from their homes throughout the night, with Gary Barlow among those on the bill.
The show will also feature Peter Kay’s return to TV for the first time since Car Share came to an end in 2018, while Catherine Tate will also be reviving her schoolgirl character Lauren in a sketch featuring David Tennant.
What is Big Night In?
Reports are coming that the viewers will be treated with more than 3 hours of entertainment. Everyone across the UK will be able to stream it on the local TV or even on BBC iPlayer. Also, if somehow you miss this show then you all will be able to watch it out on iPlayer after it finishes. You can even download the show from the app to watch it later offline.
How to Watch Big Night In Online On BBC?
In the United States of America, Lady Gaga has announced that she will be doing the virtual concert called “One World: Together at Home” to raise funds online. In that show, we will be able to see the live performances of Sir Paul McCartney, Stevie Wonder, Lizzo, Billie Eilish and Sir Elton John. We can support this kind of thing but just staying at home.
Reports are suggesting that for one night Comic Relief, BBC Children In Need and BBC One are coming up together for the project. You all should know that the viewers can expect huge surprises from the event. You all can watch live performances from the artists who are staying home.
