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Top of the Pops: New Year 2013

Music: Pop & Chart

New Year 2013

31/12/2013

BBC One - Top of the Pops, New Year 2013

Fearne Cotton and Reggie Yates celebrate the new year with the biggest hits of 2013.

Fearne Cotton and Reggie Yates celebrate the new year with the big hits of 2013. Featuring Little Mix, Jessie J, The 1975, London Grammar, Tinie Tempah and 2014's first number one.

Fearne Cotton and Reggie Yates get the New Year's Eve party started with a celebration of the big hits of a memorable 2013 and, as is tradition, the first number one of 2014.

The four pop princesses Little Mix perform their infectious hit single Move, while James Arthur returns to the Top of the Pops studio with You're Nobody Till Somebody Loves You. New kids on the block The Vamps, who have built up an enviable teenage fanbase, perform their catchy tune Can We Dance, festival favourites The 1975 perform their single Chocolate and London Grammar join the TOTP lineup to perform Strong.

Jessie J joins in the revelry and performs her new single Thunder and John Newman pops by to perform his number one summer smash Love Me Again. 2013 was also a great year for home-grown talent Ellie Goulding and she joins in the fun to perform her huge chart topping single Burn.

Drum and bass champs Chase and Status featuring Jacob Banks bring their massive dance beats to the studio and snappy dresser and rapper extraordinaire Tinie Tempah along with John Martin perform their 'arms in the air' anthem Children of the Sun.

Plus Fearne and Reggie take a look back at all the big pop stories of 2013 and there is a chance to once again enjoy Arctic Monkeys' triumphant return to the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury 2013.

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