The Royal Albert Hall's turning the big 150 this year, and they're celebrating with a new short film released today.
The 90-second film's narrated by Mick Jagger and brings together footage from more than 40 archive events from the Royal Albert Hall's history, dating back to the 1930s, including some clips being released for the first time.
Previously unreleased footage includes 1960s material from Jimi Hendrix's concert — along with clips from Diana Ross's performance in 1973, and BBC Archive material of Shirley Bassey and Albert Einstein.
Jimi Hendrix in 1969
Dame Shirley Bassey — we think this one's from the 1970s
Stormzy in 2019
Florence + the Machine — 2012
Albert Einstein, speaking against the Nazis — 1933
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Behind the scenes at the Royal Albert Hall: part 1
And part 2, where we explore the roof