Glee 100th Episode Setlist Announced

A momentous occasion requires a momentous celebration- check out the full song list!
Fox have this week announced the songs which are set to feature in the 100th episode of their musical comedy Glee. Set to return on Sky1 next month, the show took a mid-season hiatus over the Christmas holidays in order for its execs to map out the remainder of its fifth season and its final run accordingly after the tragic death of Cory Monteith last Summer.

The two-hour episode (split over two weeks) doesn't carry a title just yet, but on the plus side, we know that its premise is based around Sue Sylvester's election to permanently close the Glee club, leading to a final nostalgic retrospective from Will and the gang on the good times before the show moves to New York for the remainder of its six-season storyline. The setlist (the majority of which fans voted for themselves) is looking mighty impressive so far, as you'll see below:

• Keep Holding On- Puck (originally performed by Avril Lagine)
• Valerie- Santana and Brittany (originally performed by Amy Winehouse)
• Defying Gravity- Rachel and Kurt (originally performed by Idina Menzel)
• Raise Your Glass- Brittany and April (originally performed by Pink)
• Toxic- Santana, Brittany and Quinn (originally performed by Britney Spears)
• Happy- Holly, April, Will, Mercedes and Blaine (originally performed by Pharrell Williams)
• Party All The Time- Holly (originally performed by Eddie Murphy)
• Total Eclipse of the Heart- Will and April (originally performed by Bonnie Tyler)
• Loser Like Me- Blaine, Artie, Sam and Tina (originally performed by Glee's cast)
• Be Okay- Rachel and Santana (originally performed by Ingrid Michaelson)
• I Am Changing- Mercedes and Kurt (originally performed by Jennifer Hudson)
• Just Give Me A Reason- Quinn and Puck (originally performed by Pink)
• Don't Stop Believing- Rachel, Blaine, Will, Artie and Tina (originally performed by Journey and Glee's cast)

Glee returns to Sky1 in March, and the 100th episode of the programme will commence broadcasting via Fox on March 18th.