Strictly Come Dancing is back, and after last week's launch show, the celebrities are ready to take to the dancefloor for the first time. Viewers were introduced to this year's 15 couples, with the stars finding out which professional dancer they would be spending the series with.
The BBC show also marked the start of a new era, as Emma Willis, Josh Widdicombe and Johannes Radebe appeared together for the first time as the new presenters. They have taken over from Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman, who previously hosted the show.
First Routines Revealed
Now the real dancing begins, with each of the couples taking on their first routine of the series. There are plenty of well-known songs to look forward to, from Whitney Houston to Robbie Williams. Some of the couples will be taking on dances they may have been hoping for, while others face a very different challenge.
Bethany and Nancy will dance the Quickstep to Celeste's Stop This Flame. The song is a little different from some of the traditional choices often heard with a Quickstep, which could make their performance stand out.
Dani and Nikita will dance the Samba to Zara Larsson's Lush Life. The upbeat song should give them plenty of opportunity to have some fun with their routine. Delta and Kai will also be taking on the Samba, dancing to Baianá by Barbatuques. The lively track should make for an energetic performance from the pair.
Ballroom and Latin Mix
Jaime and Carlos will dance the Tango to Donna Summer's I Feel Love. The well-known song gives them something very different to work with and could make for an interesting opening performance. Lacey and Vito will perform a Cha Cha to Whitney Houston's How Will I Know. The much-loved song should be familiar to many Strictly viewers.
Melanie and Aljaž will also dance the Cha Cha, this time to Elton John and Kiki Dee's Don't Go Breaking My Heart. The pair will be hoping to bring plenty of fun to the ballroom with the classic song. Dame Sarah and Julian will take on the Quickstep to Kay Starr's C'est Magnifique. The old-fashioned feel of the song should give the pair plenty of opportunity to create a performance with a classic Strictly feel.
High Energy and Drama
Tabby and Mark will dance the Jive to KATSEYE's Animal. It should be a lively routine as the pair take on one of the faster dances of the night. Cach and Maddie will perform a Quickstep to Bruno Mars' I Just Might. After spending the week rehearsing together, they will finally get to see how their work comes together when they dance in front of the audience.
Chris and Amy will dance the Tango to Alice Merton's No Roots. The song has a very different feel from some of the other choices this week. Graeme and Lauren will perform a Cha Cha to the Smokey Joe's Café version of Hound Dog. With its old-school feel, the choice could also allow them to bring a bit of character to their performance.
Final Dances of the Night
John and Katya will dance the Foxtrot to Alex Warren's Ordinary. It will be a more traditional ballroom number for the pair, giving them a chance to bring a different mood to the show. Lawrence and Jowita will take on the Paso Doble to Harry Styles' Aperture. The pair will be bringing something a little more dramatic to the dancefloor.
Shaun and Alexis will dance the Cha Cha to Paul Russell's Lil Boo Thang. The cheerful song should give them plenty of room to enjoy themselves. Will and Dianne will have the final dance of the night, performing a Samba to Robbie Williams' Rock DJ. The energetic number should hopefully showcase Will's pace and enthusiasm.
Strictly Come Dancing airs Saturday 26th at 6:15pm on BBC One.
