Sean Rowley

It ran for two series (9 episodes) with Rowley presenting and guests including Lemmy from Motörhead, Gil Scott Heron, Frankie Knuckles, Moby and James Dean Bradfield from Manic Street Preachers.

[5] Rowley devised the Guilty Pleasures concept as a slot on his former BBC London radio show,[6] to attempt to 'reclaim' songs that are viewed as "slightly shameful to love".

His club Guilty Pleasures took place at KOKO in Camden Town,[7] and has spawned five compilation albums, a radio show on BBC London 94.9, and a television show[8] on ITV1 hosted by Fearne Cotton on which established performers including Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Craig David, Supergrass and KT Tunstall performed cover versions of Guilty Pleasures favourites.

[citation needed] Under the banner of the Guilty Pleasures brand, Rowley has hosted & DJ’d at events around the world and across many major UK festivals, headlining stages at Glastonbury, Latitude, The Big Chill and Bestival.

In 2016, Rowley co-founded the Mighty Hoopla[9] festival, which saw Guilty Pleasures join forces with like minded pop brands & host a weekender event at Butlins in Bognor Regis.