Award-winning singer-songwriter Kate Miller-Heidke performs an enchanting cover of 'The Owl and the Pussycat'.

Celebrate Play School's 50 year milestone as we invite Australia's most iconic performers and entertainers to perform a song, story or nursery rhyme in the very special series.

Can Australia's favourite comedy duo Hamish and Andy get to the bottom of the bucket mystery as they perform a hilarious cover of There's a Hole in my Bucket.

Beloved Play School presenter John Hamblin brings us 'Old MacDonald'.

Award-winning comic duo Umbilical Brothers present a delightfully surprising Fairytale story.

Indie pop band Architecture in Helsinki tune up their toy instruments with a cover of Big Bass Drum.

ABC Journalist and presenter Jeremy Fernandez brings his sparkle to the nursery rhyme 'Five Cheeky Monkeys'.

Iconic broadcaster Lee Lin Chin and Play School presenter Takaya Honda tell us the epic story of The Emperor's New Clothes.

Comedian Josh Thomas attempts to impress Jemima with a Play School favourite "The Ning Nang Nong".

Talented singer-songwriter and dancer Tim Omaji performs "Rhythm".

Comedian Charlie Pickering presents "The Nursery Rhyme News" with his trusty reporter from the field, Molly Meldrum.

Legendary comedian Magda Szubanski puts a twist on the classic nursery rhyme "Old Mother Hubbard".

Legendary Play School presenters Benita Collings and Don Spencer sing the delightful song 'Little Peter Rabbit'.

Katie Noonan, one of Australia's most beloved vocalists, takes to the piano for 'I Can Sing A Rainbow'.

The iconic performer Tim Minchin turns his talents to storytelling as he reads a classic Australian children's book The Bunyip of Berkeley's Creek.

Legendary AFL footballer Adam Goodes is joined by Slush in the Play School story chair for 'Counting Aussie Animals'.

Legendary Australian rock band You Am I perform a smashing cover of 'One Potato, Two Potato'.

Australia's Eurovision queen Dami Im takes us 'Somewhere over the Rainbow' with a beautiful rendition.

Much-loved, multi award-winning singer Kate Ceberano and her daughter Gypsy perform a delightful cover of I like peace, I like quiet.

Leigh Sales and Annabel Crabb take to the Play School kitchen for Singing in the Kitchen.

A series of pieces engaging Australian celebrities to perform various songs, nursery rhymes and stories to celebrate 50 years of Play School.

A series of pieces engaging Australian celebrities to perform various songs, nursery rhymes and stories to celebrate 50 years of Play School.

A series of pieces engaging Australian celebrities to perform various songs, nursery rhymes and stories to celebrate 50 years of Play School.

A series of pieces engaging Australian celebrities to perform various songs, nursery rhymes and stories to celebrate 50 years of Play School.

A series of pieces engaging Australian celebrities to perform various songs, nursery rhymes and stories to celebrate 50 years of Play School.

Lah-Lah is on the balcony with the birds, practising her scales when she gets a call from Buzz. Lah-Lah arrives to find everyone gathered around Mister Saxophone who is cradling a baby piccolo saxophone.

After the success of Grease and Xanadu, Olivia contends with the birth of her daughter, a battle with breast cancer and the disappearance of her boyfriend - all playing out in the eye of the media.

Tells the story of a profound, essential and, until now, missing chapter in the history of American music. Featuring music icons Charley Patton, Mildred Bailey, Link Wray, Jimi Hendrix, Jesse Ed Davis, Buffy Sainte-Marie, Robbie Robertson, Randy Castillo and more, this program unravels the Indigenous influence and talented Native musicians who helped shape the soundtracks of our lives.

Ian Hislop and John Eliot Gardiner reveal the story behind Beethoven's Fifth Symphony. Described as the "greatest 'great' piece ever written", its opening notes are among the most recognisable in history. But no one really knows what Beethoven was trying to express with this piece. The traditional wisdom is that he is railing against fate and his deafness. But John Eliot believes the music expresses Beethoven's belief in the French Revolution. This is turbulent music from a turbulent man living in a turbulent age. John Eliot and Ian Hislop bring to life the exciting and dangerous times that shaped Beethoven personally and creatively.

A celebration of both the unifying power of music and the pursuit of the American dream, Made in America is an all-access backstage pass to the one-of-a-kind festival, created by rap superstar Jay-Z.

It's Mister Saxophone's birthday and the band is having a lovely birthday lunch at the park. Uncle Woodrow joins them and plays the clarinet as a treat.

A has-been rock star falls in love with a young, up-and-coming songstress. Starring Barbra Streisand and Kris Kristofferson.

Buzz is all in a tizzy. Last night he dreamt up a wonderful song but now he can't remember how it went. The band tries various ways to help Buzz remember but nothing helps. Maybe playing the Secret Sound game might help.

The event that has created trans-European shared memories for decades. Each May, 40 European and not-so-European countries, from Ireland to Azerbaijan, send pop groups or singers to represent them in a contest between nations, filmed simultaneously by multiple television channels. With its classic pop numbers, catchy refrains, razzamatazz and over-the-top lighting, the annual ritual of the Eurovision Song Contest has held audiences spellbound for decades. Each country sees it differently. The Scandinavians and East Europeans love it. The French and British are more ambivalent. But year after year, it goes on attracting the biggest television audiences in the world. Almost 200 million viewers switch on to cheer their favourites. This documentary explores the enduring fascination of the Eurovision.

This two-part biopic takes you on a rich and colourful ride, charting Olivia's astonishing personal life and trailblazing persona through one of the world's toughest industries.

Eurovision is the wildest show on earth. Each year it creates more drama and shock than any other singing competition. Join Myf Warhurst and Joel Creasey as they count down the top 40 outrageous Eurovision controversies. With international comedians, celebrities and Eurovision dancers, this hilarious special features live performances from singing sensations Isaiah, Casey Donovan and Australia's 2018 Eurovision artist Jessica Mauboy.

SBS continues their exclusive live coverage of the Eurovision Song Contest once again for 2018. Aussie songstress Jessica Mauboy will be representing Australia with her hit track 'We Got Love' at the international music showcase in Lisbon.

This music-based travel series invites viewers to discover the exciting sounds of the planet. Ethnomusicologist and record producer Jacob Edgar embarks on a quest to find the world's best songs.

Revealing bio-documentary giving an exclusive look into the life of one of the world's most admired and respected musicians as Bruce Springsteen explores and explains his greatest influences.

Known for the Bat Out of Hell trilogy of albums, Meat Loaf is one of the best-selling musical artists of all time, as well as an accomplished actor. Interviews, archival news footage, and performances reveal this unique, iconic artist.

SBS continues their exclusive live coverage of the Eurovision Song Contest once again for 2018. Aussie songstress Jessica Mauboy will be representing Australia with her hit track 'We Got Love' at the international music showcase in Lisbon.

SBS continues their exclusive live coverage of the Eurovision Song Contest once again for 2018. Aussie songstress Jessica Mauboy will be representing Australia with her hit track 'We Got Love' at the international music showcase in Lisbon.

Lah-Lah is going stargazing with the band, but when it's time to go Buzz keeps delaying things. Lah-lah sees that Buzz is nervous about going to the park where there are strange noises, creatures and other scary things. Lah-Lah realises she has to do something quick or their stargazing won't happen. The band helps Buzz to get over his fears and enjoy the stars.

Lah-Lah has decided that she doesn't have time to sleep. She has way too many fun things to do! Buzz thinks Lah-Lah should go to bed now because she looks awfully tired, but she disagrees. Lah-Lah actually is very tired but just won't give in so the band tries to find ways to help her let go and get some much needed rest.

With Gwen Stefani as the lead singer, No Doubt have become one the of the most critically acclaimed ska bands world-wide. Discover the story of their lives and the impact they made on popular culture. Using interviews, news archives, and performances, this episode reveals the unique aspect of this iconic band.

Looking at these major figures, we discover the story of their lives and the impact they made on popular culture. Using interviews, news archives and performances each story will reveal the unique aspect of these iconic stars.

Tom Tom was tinkering all night long. With so much banging and thumping Lah-Lah and the band didn't get any sleep. There's only one thing to do, so they march out to Tom Tom's shed to have a little chat. Tom Tom explains his tinkering isn't done yet, so to get the noise over with quicker the band offers to help.

Something is definitely not quite right with Buzz today. Everything he's doing is backwards: his music, his conducting, he's even walking backwards. The whole day is going backwards. They need to get Buzz turned around and back in order - one, two, three. Lah-Lah comes up with an idea to have breakfast for dinner to reset Buzz.

Lah-Lah is very excited because today they are getting their new band photo taken. The band is all in a kerfuffle. Today of all days, Squeezy is having a bad hair day.

Squeezy won't get out of bed. Under his blankets he's making a very strange sound. a hicc-choo. Lah-Lah guesses that Squeezy has a bad case of the hiccups. Squeezy moans he's a sneezer not a hiccuper. Now the band must help Squeezy get over the hiccups and get back to being his happy sneezy self.