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(October 2016) Radio 1's Dance Anthems Genre Music Running time 60 minutes (Friday) 180 minutes (Saturday) Country of origin Language(s) Home station Starring and Original release 6 April 2012 – present Audio format Website Radio 1's Dance Anthems is a radio show broadcast on. It airs twice weekly; on Fridays between 6pm and 7pm with and on Saturdays between 4pm and 7pm with. The Friday show features an hour of feel good dance tracks and remixes of current popular songs, and the Saturday show is divided into three 'zones'. The first hour is dedicated to 'past' dance anthems, the second hour to 'present' dance anthems, and the third hour to 'future' dance anthems, including the 'R1 Dance Chart'. Each week, a guest DJ chooses a 'Classic Anthem', a 'Current Anthem' and a 'Future Anthem'.

Former features include Danny Howard's 'Future Anthem', 'Push The Tempo', 'All Time Dance Anthems',the 'Radio 1 Dance Chart', 'Trending Tracks', the 'Guest Mix', the 'Back 2 Back' mix and the 'Victory Dance'. The Saturday show was hosted by up until November 2017, but was taken over by as Howard went on to present a Friday night show on the station. The show launched in April 2012 with James' Friday show replacing ' Ready For The Weekend when the pair switched shows, and Howard's Saturday show replacing. The show is usually live from Ibiza during the Saturday of Radio 1's annual Ibiza Weekend in August, and there is occasionally a broadcast of BBC Radio 1's Dance Anthems on New Year's Eve.

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