Opera singer leads Scottish takeover of the Last Night of the Proms
And it ensured the audience were treated to performances of The Proclaimers' I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles) and Bacara's Yes Sir, I Can Boogie alongside the more traditional Rule Britannia! and Sit Down, Your're Rocking the Boat. Last Night of the Proms: The FinaleKatie Derham and Nick Mohammed host classical music's biggest party, with star soloists, all the traditions and sing-along funWatch on iPlayerSpence, who now lives in Paisley with his husband and child, told BBC Radio Scotland Breakfast that the show was "such a blast". Please enable Javascript or try a different browser.View original content on InstagramThe BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites.Skip instagram postAllow Instagram content?This article contains content provided by Instagram.
- ▪And it ensured the audience were treated to performances of The Proclaimers' I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles) and Bacara's Yes Sir, I Can Boogie alongside the more traditional Rule Britannia! and Sit Down, Your're Rocking the Boat.
- ▪Last Night of the Proms: The FinaleKatie Derham and Nick Mohammed host classical music's biggest party, with star soloists, all the traditions and sing-along funWatch on iPlayerSpence, who now lives in Paisley with his husband and child, to
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Opera singer leads Scottish takeover of the Last Night of the PromsImage source, PA MediaImage caption, Nicky Spence's two costume changes revealed a pair of red tartan trews and gold-sleeved T-shirtPublished14 September 2026, 12:45 BSTUpdated 26 minutes agoWhen opera singer Nicky Spence took to the famous stage of London's Royal Albert Hall for the Last Night Proms, just a tartan scarf hinted at his roots. But when he ripped off his "boring black trousers" to reveal a pair of tartan trews during a rendition of Donald, Where's Your Troosers? there was no doubt of his heritage.It was part of Scotch Snap - a medley of traditional and modern classics - which the Dumfries native combined with dance moves and a series of patriotic outfits.
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