DC performed the last show of their 2021 UK tour at Alexandra Palace on 27 October 2021. On 19 May 2022 Charli XCX took to the stage for her largest show to date, mid way through her Europe and North American tour: Crash the Live Tour. Notes and references External links Alexandra Palace (Victorian London) Save Ally Pally: campaign to maintain the charitable status of the palace and preserve its TV studios, organ and Victorian theatre for the public Detailed history of early BBC TV broadcasts, with archive photos – 9 July 2003 Alexandra Palace Television Society Unofficial History of BBC Television at Alexandra Palace Pictures and Information About Alexandra Palace History Hornsey Historical Society Friends of Alexandra Park – website promoting and protecting Alexandra Park in North London Friends of Alexandra Palace Theatre Restoration – Alexandra Palace – The East Wing Keith Armstrong 2018 The author’s personal photographic record documenting the 2 year project. History of the Peoples Palace – West Corridor Murals designed and painted by Haringey Mural Workshop artists: Gary Drostle, Ruth Priestly, Hilary Leobner, Joann White, John Beaumont Structures on the Heritage at Risk register in London History of the London Borough of Haringey History of Middlesex Middlesex Former buildings and structures in the London Borough of Haringey Music venues in London Television studios in London Media and communications in the London Borough of Haringey Exhibition and conference centres in London History of television in the United Kingdom History of broadcasting BBC history BBC Television BBC offices, studios and buildings Indoor ice hockey venues in England Grade II listed buildings in the London Borough of Haringey Darts venues Snooker venues Palaces in London Grade II listed palaces Tourist attractions in the London Borough of Haringey Badminton venues Rebuilt buildings and structures in the United Kingdom John Johnson buildings