Channel 4's Live from Abbey Road: the Killers and more

It's from Abbey Road. It's live. It's Bat for Lashes! Photograph: Channel 4

The Gossip's Beth Ditto estimates the size of Channel 4's funding gap come digital switchover in 2012. Not as big as we first thought, then Photograph: Channel 4

Fleet Foxes prepare a cover of Celine Dion's Goodbye's (the Saddest Word) for Andy Duncan's leaving do Photograph: Channel 4

Florence and the Machine do their stuff. Machine not pictured Photograph: Channel 4

Fires! Fires! It's the Friendly Fires Photograph: Channel 4

They're called Hockey but from the look on the face of the chap on the left, they are not exactly what you would call jolly Photograph: Channel 4

Nope, still not cheered up. It's Hockey again Photograph: Channel 4

La Roux's Elly Jackson checks her hair. Well, it is shot in high definition Photograph: Channel 4

It's PJ Parish and John Harvey. Possibly that should be the other way round Photograph: Channel 4

Seal crosses Abbey Road, a bit like the Beatles on that album cover! Meanwhile, a cabbie seethes Photograph: Channel 4

Why did the Seal cross the road? To perform on Channel 4's Live from Abbey Road, it turns out Photograph: Channel 4

It's the Killers. They lent the rest of their big letters to the Illers, who by coincidence were playing next door Photograph: Channel 4

Someone to the right of the stage takes the piss out of Brandon Flowers's jacket. Big mistake Photograph: Channel 4

The Mars Volta ... or could it be Jamie Afro from The X Factor? Photograph: Channel 4

Ladies and gentlemen, make some noise for the Noisettes! Photograph: Channel 4

The White Lies demonstrate the age-old rock'n'roll tactic to make sure no one nicks your drum kit, a little like scrawling your house number on your wheelie bin Photograph: Channel 4

Oh no, where's the drum kit? Relax, fellas, it's just out of shot Photograph: Channel 4

Yusuf Islam turns his amp all the way up to about four Photograph: Channel 4

'And then Jeremy says, "we could be men with ven"!' Yusuf and band enjoy a joke from the new series of Peep Show Photograph: Channel 4