Kim and Ricky perform short acoustic versions of ‘Cambodia’ and ‘Lights down low’ during this French talkshow.

Kim appears on the programme to advise the girls who are in competition to become a Popstar on clothing. It is a relatively short bit. Later on in the show Kim reappears to do sing live to a pre-recorded backing track: an edited version of ‘Lights down low’. She is backed by a band consisting of a drummer, a keyboard player and two guitarists.

Kim does a lipsynch performance of ‘Lights down low’ on an outdoors stage. She is backed by her own band, consisting of Scarlett Wilde (backing vocals), Ricky Wilde (guitar), Nick Beggs (bass), Neil Jones (guitar), John Atkinson (drums) and Steve Power.

Kim Wilde is one of the guests during this 90 minute entertainment programme. Together with Peter Schilling she talks about the Eighties, and especially the music of the Eighties. Later on in the programme she also gets to judge one of two models, who is dressed as Kim Wilde in the Eighties. At the end of the programme, she performs an acoustic version of ‘Lights down low’ with Neil Jones and Ricky Wilde on guitar.

This morning programme started at 5.30am and lasted until 9am. Kim appears in the programme four times.

At 5.48am a three minute profile is broadcast, based on the rockumentary. It also includes part of the music video for ‘Lights down low’.

At 6.33am a short look into the backstage area is given, where Kim is sitting with Neil and Ricky, who are playing some guitar.

At 6.48am Kim is interviewed in the studio by the two hosts of the programme, with a female German voice-over translating.

And finally, at 7.50am Kim, Neil and Ricky perform an acoustic version of ‘Lights down low’.

Video featuring Kim and her band plus four poledancers. The video is quite dark, fitting with the title of the song. The shots are edited very fast, but Kim is clearly visible in many of them.

Short interview with Kim Wilde about her new single ‘Light down low’. The interview is taken from the EPK for ‘Come out and play’.