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Emeli Sandé

Emeli Sandé

British singer-songwriterWikipedia

Search complete. 12 mentions across 6 episodes found for "Emeli Sandé".

Sep 13, 2026

KevinHOST
36:49
But where, where, girl-
PJHOST
36:49
Where is Emily Sandé?
KevinHOST
36:50
Where is Emily Sandé?
PJHOST
36:51
The question on everyone's lips.
KevinHOST
36:53
'Cause she's married to a woman, isn't she? She's continuing her independent music career, writing new material and performing live.
KevinHOST
36:58
If Emily Sandé was doing a gig n- north South London, if she was doing it-
PJHOST
37:02
[laughs]
KevinHOST
37:02
... east of the river, I would go and see Emily Sandé again.
Jacqui OckmanGUEST
4:26
It's not her.
Vernon KayHOST
4:28
It's Emily Sandé.
Jacqui OckmanGUEST
4:29
Oh, yes.
Jacqui OckmanGUEST
4:30
Of course it is.
Emily SandéSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
34:16
continue following it I want to bring a little
Nuala McGovernHOST
34:19
of yesterday's programme the multi-award winning singer-songwriter Emily Sandé join me we talked about what she's learned from fame coming quickly how she finds inspiration for hit songs and what keeps her grounded I asked Emily when she looks back over her career what has she learned about the music industry and also about herself
Emily SandéSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
34:38
I've learned that you have to keep that internal focus.
Emily SandéSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
34:40
I think that first album, the success was wonderful, but it really was quite a big surprise.
Emily SandéSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
35:48
It's easier said than done, but keep your focus on the music and the expression.
Nuala McGovernHOST
35:52
Bit of a highlight this week.
Nuala McGovernHOST
35:54
Chair dancing with Emily Sandé and Studio 88 here for Woman's Hour.
Nuala McGovernHOST
35:58
To find that full interview from yesterday, just go to BBC Sounds.
Paul FarrugiaHOST
18:06
[laughs] Well, I think Emily's nipped Madonna in the bud for next year anyway.
Marsha ThompsonGUEST
18:11
And, uh, yeah, Emily Sandé.
Marsha ThompsonGUEST
18:12
You know, people that kind of, that have just been, like, huge powerhouses and, and, and that have, that have come to Glastonbury and that you've not, not quite seen them on the main stage even though they're, they're massive enough to do it.
Marsha ThompsonGUEST
18:22
I'd, I'd quite like to- To, to do that.
Nuala McGovernHOST
2:19
Hello and welcome to the programme.
Nuala McGovernHOST
2:21
Emily Sandé in the Woman's Hour studio this morning.
Nuala McGovernHOST
2:24
Can you believe it's 15 years since her landmark debut album, Our Version of Events? She's getting ready to celebrate and she will be performing this weekend at Radio 2 in the park.
Nuala McGovernHOST
2:37
That album, I'm sure you remember
Nuala McGovernHOST
3:57
But let us begin.
Nuala McGovernHOST
3:59
It's Radio 2 in the park this weekend.
Nuala McGovernHOST
4:01
Among those gracing the main stage at City Park in Stirling will be the singer-songwriter Emily Sandé.
Nuala McGovernHOST
4:08
Emily Sandé, MBE, I should say, for her services to music.
Nuala McGovernHOST
58:52
But what a conversation that would be.
Nuala McGovernHOST
58:54
Tomorrow, Emily Sandé and also being pregnant in France.
Nuala McGovernHOST
58:58
Apparently, you're treated like a VIP.
Nuala McGovernHOST
59:00
So says my guest.

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