The great and the good of the music industry react to the 'Big Announcement'. Plus Hawk and Slev were living the Life of (Mavis) Riley this morning with Soapstar Superstar. Show more

Shaun takes a rib-tickling satirical romp through the day's news and events with MasterChef judge Gregg Wallace joining him in the studio. Show more

Huey Morgan sits in for Lauren Laverne and plugs the gaps between the old school and the new school in Dinosaur to Jnr.

Texan shoegazers Ringo Deathstarr talk about their debut album Colour Trip in Lunchtime Loves, plus hear more of Gruff Rhys' Most Played tracks. Show more

Wednesday sees Steve's New Favourite Band, The Naked and Famous, in the studio, plus another Good Day Bad Day caller reveals their musical skeletons in the cupboard. Show more

As bright as an onion and as shiny as a rabbit, Marc brings you top tunes and sessions. There's nothing like mixing your metaphors, but that's how we roll on this show - odd. Show more

Gideon has a 1988 concert from the Jesus And Mary Chain and a 1965 Alexis Corner session, plus tracks from Brighton's Fujiya and Miyagi, Joy Division and Iceland's Emiliana Torrini. Show more

David Quantick's 2004 exploration of Bristol's music scene. Tonight a look at the evolution of the Wild Bunch collective into Massive Attack and the birth of trip hop.
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Chris Hawkins plays new alternative tunes, sessions, and boss indie classics.

Alan Freeman explores the world of the singer songwriter. First broadcast in 1994.

Featuring Ty live in Belfast from 2004, plus BBC sessions from The Aggrolites in 2006 and The Wailing Souls from 1984. Show more