The roadshows came in the summers of the late 1990s and early 2000s when Boyzone and Holly Valance were topping the charts.
Were you rushing to be close to the stage or were you dancing at the back?
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6. In the party mood
Left to right, 16 year olds , Ben Maxfield, Paula Horton and Rachel Newsham ready for the Radio One Roadshow Photo: A.PARTRIDGE STAFF
7. Crowd shot
The crowd as the show goes live at 9pm on Radio One Photo: A.PARTRIDGE STAFF
8. Going wild
Sheffield fans at the Don Valley Bowl went wild as the show switches to a live broadcast with the Radio One Road Showin 2001 Photo: Paul David Drabble
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