Amy Lamé welcomes Los Bitchos to the show to talk about their new music.

We also hear George's second Daybreak Disco tracks, will he pick the perfect track for you? Show more

Mark and Stuart present a feast of great music and chat, including a celebration of the invention of the ring doughnut. Show more

Cerys handpicks you an eclectic Sunday selection. Plus Gwenno performs live and chats to Cerys about her upcoming third album Tresor, her second album sung in Cornish. Show more

Jazz legend Herbie Hancock chats to Matt Everitt about the pivotal moments that shaped his career, including playing with Miles Davis and his seminal LP Head Hunters. Show more

Elbow's lead singer Sir Guy of Garvey plays you some poetry related songs this week. Plus new music from Jesca Hoop, Laura Veirs and Julie Odell - what a treat. Show more

Iggy serves up a sonic cocktail to soundtrack your Sunday afternoon.

This week he has tracks by Cat Power, CMAT, Nilufer Yanya and an anecdote about a trip to Lubbock, Texas. Show more

Kate Bush is Number 1! We celebrate her back catalogue with two hours of listener picked hits, hidden gems, lost classics and vintage album tracks. Show more

As part of 6 Music's Loud and Proud season Stuart celebrates the most exciting LGBTQ+ artists in the experimental and underground worlds past & present. Show more

Don's selections cross time, space and genre. This week's Crucial Vinyl is Cymande's first, self-titled album, which was released in 1972. Show more

Guy Garvey celebrates the wonder that is Kate Bush with some of his pals. Beth Orton, Anna Calvi, Gerogia, Nigel Godrich, Rufus Wainwright and Ex Genesis guitarist Steve Hackett. Show more

Huw Stephens is your guide on a sonic journey through experimental music, soundscapes, spoken word and documentaries from exciting, fresh and emerging British artists Show more

Arlo shares an hour of personal songs and stories. Also, St. Vincent joins to swap tracks and reflections on songwriting and the gulf between understanding and imagination. Show more

Tom Robinson handpicks some of his favourite performances from the Introducing stage at Glastonbury, from the Ting Tings in 2009, Ed Sheeran in 2011 through to Self Esteem in 2019. Show more