Join us for two hours of 60s hits presented by the radio royalty that is Tony Blackburn. Nancy Sinatra and Nat King Cole will serenade you.

Jamie Cullum plays live. He has been nominated for a Brit and a Grammy, had 10 million album sales and collaborations with Herbie Hancock, Pharrell Williams and Kendrick Lamar. Show more

Clive Owen and Anna Gunn discuss the play The Night Of The Iguana, Erasure's Andy Bell chats about his recent solo album, and Queer Eye's Tan France talks about his new memoir. Show more

The Great Gambo counts down two charts almost 30 years apart, it's 1966 and 1993. Ironically starting with 'Out Of Time' from Chris Farlowe. Show more

Join Rylan for 3 hours of music, and get involved with his features including Dance Floor Diaries, White Lies, Winning At Life, Celebrate Good Times or play his Couch Potatoes quiz Show more

Aretha Franklin, Fleetwood Mac and Syd Barrett - just some of the tracks hand-picked by Liza for your musical feast. Show more

Geddy Lee from Rush reveals his Rock God and Johnnie looks back at This Week in Rock with the help of the BBC archives. Show more

Pete Tong's House Nation Part Four - from the UK superclubs to the beaches of Ibiza, house goes global. Show more

Just after the longest day, Craig digs out a long Donna Summer Version Excursion! Plus the Beastie Boys and Fat Joe are in Hip-Hop Heaven, and there's a Dancefloor Divas Mixtape!

Ana Matronic hosts two hours of music from across the dance music spectrum: any genre, any era - anything with a repetitive beat! Tonight it's all about the queens of dance music Show more

Florence + the Machine's Pyramid Stage show from Glastonbury 2015, a performance that captured the true spirit of the festival with its raw blend of energy, magic and mysticism Show more

Glastonbury bound Janelle Monáe picks the Tracks of My Years. The American singer, songwriter, rapper, actress, and producer selects music from Gnarls Barkley to Blondie. Show more

Angela plays her favourite music from across the decades to get you through those early hours.