The Hit List Season 7 is to Premiere on BBC One

The Hit List plays on as Marvin and Rochelle Humes host the play-along music quiz. Contestants simply have to name hit songs and artists to win a possible £10,000, but can they stay cool under pressure?

This week's contestants are father and daughter Tommy and Christie from North Yorkshire, married couple Connie and James from Blackpool and friends Shaun and Ewan from Livingston. They are all hoping to hit the right note and win a chance to bag that cash prize. Get ready to shout the answers at the telly!

Marvin and Rochelle Humes host the addictive music quiz in which contestants must name hit songs and artists from across the decades, spanning every style of music, as quickly as possible. Competing this week are father-and-daughter duo Lloyd and Etta from Devon, friends Sam and Myma from London and couple Tessa and Kenneth from Inverness – all hoping for a chance to win £10,000. Get ready to play along and shout out the answers at the telly!

Marvin and Rochelle Humes host the addictive music quiz where contestants must name as many hit songs and artists as possible under intense pressure. Showing off their music knowledge and attempting to win £10,000 this week are mother and daughter Jenny and Cara from High Wycombe, friends Simon and Laura from County Down and couple Becky and Dave from Warrington. Get ready to play along and shout the answers at the telly!

The Hit List continues as Marvin and Rochelle Humes host the high-tempo music quiz where contestants must name hit songs and artists from every decade and every style of music as quickly as possible. This week's teams attempting to win £10,000 are brother and sister Mark and Lowri from south Wales, married couple Tom and Mica from Chichester and mum and daughter Tracey and Camille from Huddersfield. Get ready to play along and shout the answers at the telly!

This week, hosts Marvin and Rochelle Humes are joined by father and son Joe and Harry from Glasgow, cousins Kourtney-Sian and Sheldan from Romford, and friends Preethi and Mark from London, all hoping to show off their music knowledge and take home the generous prize pot.

The most addictive show on TV - The Hit List returns for a fifth series and it's going to blow your mind… and your TV speakers! Marvin and Rochelle Humes return to host this exciting and thrilling music quiz, jam-packed with big hits and more pop trivia than ever before. 

Joining them in the studio, and all hoping to win the £10,000 cash prize pot, are friends Jillian and Rory from Belfast, father and son Jim and Teddy from Essex, and brother and sister duo Nath and Savannah from the West Midlands - but who will make it to the Final Chart Rundown?

Father and son Ronnie and Marc from Glasgow, colleagues Fi and Georgie from London and married couple from Hertfordshire Kate and Nick compete for a shot at the £10,000 jackpot.

Attempting to win £10,000 are husband and wife Mo and Vikki from north Devon, couple Sean and Chris from Belfast and father and daughter Binda and Sharon from West Midlands.

The Hit List plays on as Marvin and Rochelle Humes are joined by mother and daughter Jackie and Robyn from Wigan, couple Arif and Jess from Essex and siblings Craig and Sophie from Glasgow. All three teams are hoping to hit the right note and win a chance to play for the £10,000 prize.

Marvin and Rochelle Humes host as married couple Paul and Craig from Swindon, friends Sophie and Adelle from Glasgow and couple Ben and Rosie from Birmingham compete for a chance to win £10,000. Get ready to play along and shout the answers at the telly!

Rochelle and Marvin Humes host as twin sisters Katie and Stacey from Stoke-on-Trent, father and son Peter and Peter from Dundee and sisters Ivy and Karen from Swansea compete for the £10,000 jackpot.

Marvin and Rochelle Humes are joined by music-loving friends Oli and Louise from Cardiff, father and daughter Peter and Carol-Ann from Derry and cousins Andrea and Gillian from Northampton, all hoping to show-off their music knowledge and take home the full £10,000 prize pot.

Married couple Dave and Tony from Manchester, mother and daughter Tanya and Alisha from Swansea and another couple James and Jasmine from Surrey compete for a chance at the jackpot.

Marvin and Rochelle Humes are joined by married couple John and Carly from Kent, flatmates Priya and Lauren from Manchester and father and son Dave and Luke from Luton, who are all attempting to show-off their music knowledge and take home the £10,000 jackpot.

Father and daughter Jaz and Rhianne from Northamptonshire, partners Hannah and Jarrod from Lancashire and married couple Dan and Kirsty from Rotherham compete to win £10,000.

Father and daughter Bill and Laura from Glasgow, sisters Fredi and Amina from London and married couple Emma-Rose and Stephen from Belfast compete to win the £10,000 jackpot.

Father and daughter Mark and Annabel from Middlesbrough, best friends Jamie and Jourdan from London and best mates Gabby and Ros from Oxfordshire compete for the £10,000 jackpot.

Engaged teachers Matt and Kerri from London, couple Megan and Rachel from Glasgow and father and son Tony and Oli from the West Midlands compete for the £10,000 jackpot.

Mother and daughter Ali and Nevada from London, engaged couple Sean and Alan from Chester and military drummer Ronnie and his partner Wesley from Aldershot all try to snare the big cash prize.

Marvin and Rochelle Humes are joined by dad and daughter Iain and Olivia from Nottingham, sisters Melisa and Kaya from London and partners Krys and Shane from Bridgend in Wales. They are all hoping to show off their music knowledge and take home the full £10,000 prize pot.

Dad and daughter Lee and Cariad from south Wales, brothers Dion and Kuresh from London and karaoke-loving twins Cathy and Sharon from Liverpool compete in the fast-paced music quiz.

Teams from London, Glasgow and Hampshire try to name hit songs and artists from the sixties onwards for the chance to win £10,000.

Teams from Watford, Glasgow and Newcastle try to name hit songs and artists from the sixties onwards, for the chance to win £10,000.

Mother and daughter Julie and Lauren from Edinburgh, partners Ben and Adam from Staffordshire and married couple Jess and John from Liverpool tackle four nail-biting rounds as they attempt to identify huge hits from across the years and genres for the chance to win £10,000.

Mark and Stewart from Leicester, Sindy and Vanel from London and Kelly and Tony from Belfast try to show off their musical knowledge in order to win the £10,000 jackpot.

Mother and daughter Tracey and Drea from High Wycombe, husband and wife Daniel and Rebecca from Aberdare in Wales and brothers Karl and Ivan from Manchester show off their musical knowledge.

Couple Alana and Scott from Alexandria in Scotland, siblings Devon and Davina from London and Mancunian sisters Sy and Seleena show off their musical knowledge.

Mother and daughter Janette and Lynsey from Cumbria, friends Ross and John from Bristol and sisters Natalie and Christina from Bedfordshire show off their musical knowledge.

Brother and sister Simon and Sarah from Bristol, friends Rita and Angela from London and grandson Alex and grandad Steve from Port Talbot show off their musical knowledge.

Sisters Sara and Vanessa from London, friends John and Rachel from Glasgow and father and son duo Fluff and Freddie from Kent compete to show off their music knowledge.

Today's contestants are grandfather and grandson Nick and Callum, couple Nicola and Rory, and best friends Queenie and Liv. They must name as many hit songs and artists as possible under intense pressure, with a ú10,000 jackpot up for grabs. Plus, Rochelle and Marvin reveal some interesting facts about Drake's famous family.

This week's teams, couple Mark and Rachael, mother and daughter Allison and Karina and identical twins Michael and William, show-off their music knowledge in a bid to win £10,000.

This week's teams - father and daughter Jason and Jasmine, couple Glen and Christopher, and friends Fran and Danielle - attempt to show off their music knowledge in a bid to win £10,000. Get ready to be shouting at the telly and surprising yourself with how quickly you can recognise some of the world's biggest hits.