Bragg to interview George Michael
George Michael is to be interviewed by Melvyn Bragg is a South Bank Show special.
The controversial popstar is talking exclusively to Bragg to mark 25 years in the music industry and will discuss topics such as his career, sexuality and his battle with the press.
Broadcast on October 31 at 10pm the show will also feature exclusive footage of Michael during rehearsals for his first live tour in 15 years and also of the star backstage as he prepares for his world tour.
The show culminates with the first film footage of this performance on stage in Madrid.
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