Live Lounge of 2010

Live Lounge
Series Live Lounge of 2010
Broadcast from 10 January 2011
Judges Audience
Presenter(s) Fearne Cotton
Broadcaster BBC Radio 1
Winner
Robyn
Origin Stockholm, Sweden
Song "Dancing on My Own"
Genre(s) Electropop, Synthpop,[1]
Runner-up
Biffy Clyro

Live Lounge of 2010 was a competition to find the best Live Lounge cover of 2010. After the success of the Ultimate Live Lounge, BBC Radio 1 ran the competition for a second year but only live lounges of the previous year could enter. The competition had a similar format with listeners voting for their favourite performance to win. The first 2 rounds had 3 entries pitted against each other, whereas the Semi-Final was between 2 entries rather than 3 like the previous year.

Artist Song Round (Winner)
Quarter-Final Semi-Final Final
All Time Low "Alejandro" Chase and Status

"Let You Go"

Thirty Seconds to Mars

"Bad Romance"

1st Place

Robyn

"Dancing on My Own"

Leona Lewis "Stop Crying Your Heart Out"
Chase and Status "Let You Go"
Pendulum "The Catalyst" Thirty Seconds to Mars

"Bad Romance"

Thirty Seconds to Mars "Bad Romance"
Marina and the Diamonds "Starstrukk"
Thirty Seconds to Mars "This Is War" Thirty Seconds to Mars

"This Is War"

Thirty Seconds to Mars

"This Is War"

Professor Green "Billionaire"
Mumford and Sons "The Cave"
Kelly Rowland "Underdog" Kelly Rowland

"Underdog"

Marina and the Diamonds "I Am Not a Robot"
Take That "The Flood"
Biffy Clyro "Many of Horror" Biffy Clyro

"Many of Horror"

Biffy Clyro

"Many of Horror"

2nd Place

Biffy Clyro

"Many of Horror"

Cheryl Cole "Fireflies"
Ellie Goulding "Sweet Disposition"
Diana Vickers "Just Say Yes" Ellie Goulding

"Starry Eyed"

Eminem "Not Afraid"
Ellie Goulding "Starry Eyed"
The Pretty Reckless "Miss Nothing" The Pretty Reckless

"Miss Nothing"

Robyn

"Dancing on My Own"

3rd Place

Thirty Seconds to Mars

"Bad Romance"

All Time Low "Weightless"
Tinie Tempah "Frisky"
McFly "Dynamite" Robyn

"Dancing on My Own"

4th Place

Thirty Seconds to Mars

"This Is War"

Robyn "Dancing on My Own"
Pixie Lott "Forget You"

References

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