Kung Hei Fat Choy! It's Chinese New Year and you offer wise words of wisdom from song lyrics to put in Hawk's 6 Music fortune cookies. Show more

Shaun brings three hours of music from The Kills to Kraftwerk; The Beatles to The Band. Plus a cynical romp through the day's news and comedian Ed Byrne in the studio. Show more

Huey Morgan sits in for Lauren Laverne is joined by Danny Robins for the Indie Travel Guide, plus the People's Playlist kicks off with half an hour of listeners' tunes on a theme. Show more

Nemone talks to writer and director Rowan Joffee about his new movie Brighton Rock, based on the Graham Green classic and starring Sam Riley and Helen Mirren. Show more

Steve looks for another National Anthem and chats with a Good Day Bad Day caller. Show more

Thursday's Roundtable sees Steve joined by three guests to discuss some of the week's hottest releases. Show more

Wolf People in session this evening. Jack Sharp on Vocals and Guitar, Tom Watt on drums, Joe Hollick on guitar and Dan Davieson Bass and backing vox produce a huge prog sound wow. Show more

Featuring live tracks from Australian indie royalty The Go-Betweens, American lo-fi veteran Lou Barlow, former Pipette star Rose Elinor Dougall, and ska septet Matumbi. Show more

Mr Gee's final guest is the Bard of Barking, Billy Bragg. Show more

Chris Hawkins plays the best new alternative tunes, sessions, and indie classics. Show more

Alan Freeman celebrates James Brown and the funkiest music ever recorded.

Featuring Roy Harper at Golders Green Hippodrome in 1974, plus BBC session tracks from Bert Jansch in 1993 and Angus and Julia Stone from 2007. Show more