BBC 6 Music

The stars of Black Ops join Nick to chat about season 2 of the BBC comedy. Wonderful music to start your day, including the Cloudbusting mix to banish the grey skies.

Jack Rooke joins around the return run of his debut comedy-theatre hour, Good Grief.

Craig celebrates your midweek wins for Wednesday, I'm In Lovem George Egg shares another snack hack and we hear from the team behind Sketchy Beats.

Tuesday to Friday every week - live from Cardiff.

Chalk and Mandy, Indiana on the Next Up list for 2026. Our Next Up list shines a light on 8 rising talents who we're predicting big things from this year.

Marc Riley and Gideon Coe come together to play their music loves from every era and genre.

Kate Moss explores the creative evolution of David Bowie.

Thea HD of Odda Recordings provides a new year soundtrack for your winter stomp.

2/6. Martin guides us through his favourite music from the 1970s. With tracks from Nick Lowe, Blondie, Stevie Wonder, Eric Burdon & War, Madness and The Beat among many many more.

The Kinks at the Shepherd's Bush Empire in 1973, plus a session by the Fallen Leaves recorded on 7th February in 2019 and one by Aldous Harding (27/3/2019).

Soundtrack the early hours with back to back music, plus exclusive BBC sessions.

Chris Hawkins fires up Thursday with the biggest tunes and future classics.

The stars of Shakespeare drama Hamnet join Nick to discuss their favourite music.

Lauren's got the finest music to motivate your Thursday, with the best tunes old and new.

Ahead of 6 Music's David Bowie Forever, Mark Radcliffe joins Craig to chat about his favourite memories of the Starman.

Huw has handpicked music, old and new, plus we round up the gigs, shows and festivals that everybody is talking about in today's Gig Lisztomania.

Reviewing this weeks new releases.

Lauren Auder and SILVERWINGKILLER on the Next Up list for 2026. Our Next Up list shines a light on 8 rising talents who we're predicting big things from this year.

Marc Riley and Gideon Coe come together to play their music loves from every era and genre.

Kate Moss explores the creative evolution of David Bowie.