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Rom is joined by UK hip-hop vet Devlin, who shares the three artists that have inspired him in his 3,2,1. Plus music from House Of Pain, Snoop Dogg, Thundercat and Mac Miller.

Tony Blackburn has another brilliant uplifting Soul selection from across the decades. Including music from Sunburst Band, Stylistics, Nicole Henry, Sam Cooke and The Real Thing.

Live from Stirling 2026!

Live from Stirling 2026!

Live from Stirling 2026!

Live from Stirling 2026!

Ahead of Radio 2 In The Park, in Stirling, Jo Whiley tells the story of the breakout song from the cult American 'brat pack' movie The Breakfast Club.

Bestselling author Cecelia Ahern joins Mark Goodier to choose ten songs that have soundtracked her life as she releases her latest novel, Love Unlocked.

Tony brings you two hours of music from the best decade ever, with hits from The Tornados, Chubby Checker and Bee Gees. This week, the top three comes from 1962.

Two more callers tackle The Mystery Voice. Plus, some Power Ballad vinyl.

Movie icon Sylvester Stallone is live in the studio to talk about his incredible career - including how he got Rocky made 50 years ago.

Actors Asim Chaudhry (People Just Do Nothing) and Lenny Rush (Am I Being Unreasonable?) join Romesh live in the studio to chat about BBC One's The Reluctant Vampire.

Spend Saturday lunchtime with Ellie. Whether you're out and about or chilling at home, Ellie is on hand with some laughs and delicious mix of your favourite tunes!

Professor Green pops in to chat about his special four-date UK tour, celebrating 15 years of his acclaimed second album, At Your Inconvenience.

As part of Radio 2 Loves Disco season, Gary celebrates the last days of disco and the new dance music genres that evolved from it, including post-disco, hi-energy and house.

Join Fearne for a nostalgia-drenched celebration of the best 90s music and pop culture.

Join Fearne for a nostalgia-drenched celebration of the best 90s music and pop culture.

On the 35th anniversary of Orbital 1 (the Green Album)'s release, Phil and Paul Hartnoll remember the making of the seminal debut LP. Plus, Vernon plays some circular-themed tunes.

Dermot salutes those who dared to do less.. like Beck, Weezer, The Breeders and Dinosaur Jr.