BBC 6 Music

Helping you ease from the end of your working week with joyful global selections. It's Album Release Day for Ibibio Sound Machine.

Nothing but solid gold upbeat indie bangers with Nathan Shepherd; a throwback to the indie tunes you love with a sprinkling of the finest future hits.

Nathan selects the best indie with strings and things. Anthemic tunes by Oasis and The Verve.

With Balearic pioneers A Man Called Adam ahead of the release of Barefoot In The Head 26 Special Edition, and before they host the Turner Prize 2026 After Party in Middlesbrough,.

A wall-to-wall celebration of dance music from across the decades.

6 Music takes you to the dark side with the finest goth, electronic and dark pop music.

Curated by humans, this beat-driven mix is ideal for focus time. Featuring new tracks from Jorja Smith and Jungle, as well as iconic instrumentals from Madlib and MF Doom.

Immerse yourself in this curated ambient mix designed to enhance your wellbeing and provide a musical haven away from daily distractions.

AFRODEUTSCHE is here to set a serene tone before the world wakes up, gently soundtracking your transition into the weekend.

Mark and Stuart present a feast of great music and chat for weekend breakfast, and Clint Boon of Manchester indie band Inspiral Carpets shares his First, Last and Everything.

Beth presents a new show on Saturday mornings.

With an uplifting array of alternative R&B, global club sounds and leftfield electronica.

Joining the musical dots, soul, hip-hop, house, Afro, Latin, electronica, jazz and beyond.

Stuart Maconie looks after The Funk & Soul Show.

Don's Saturday night selections cross time, space and genre. This week, he keeps the energy flowing with cuts from Björk, Clinic, Sampa The Great and The Skatalites.

SHERELLE soundtracks your Saturday night with music from across the rave continuum.

Atlanta-based king of the club Nikki Nair holds the keys to the Sweatbox.

As part of the BBC's The Music is Black collaboration with V&A East Museum we take a look back at the Black British music that shaped dance floors in the 2000s.

Enjoy this curated two-hour mix to take your stresses far away, featuring Jim Croce, Nirvana and Andra Day.

As the seasons change, reset and relax with two hours of tranquil tracks hand-picked for chilling out to. With music from Bobbie Gentry, Radiohead, Julia Holter, Caribou and more.

AFRODEUTSCHE brings the mellow weekend flow you need to hit that deeply relaxing vibe.

Following 6 Music's T-Shirt Day, Mark and Stuart celebrate another great item of clothing... trousers! With trouser-themed tracks and chat.

Gid looks at Palme D'or winners ahead of the Cannes film festival turning 80. Features music from Bjork, Chuck Berry, Herbie Hancock, Nino Rota, Ennio Morricone and more.

Guy Garvey brings his own unique taste to 6 Music.

Jarvis returns to the 6 Music airwaves.

Keeley Forsyth, composer, singer and actor from Oldham in the north west of England, selects a track for the End of Days library.

Stuart's featured album is The Congos' 1977 debut Heart of the Congos.

Zakia soundtracks the chill-out room at the Dream Time birthday party with a mix of music for the after hours, and SHERELLE picks out three tracks for the cab back from the club.

Guy Garvey celebrates harvest season (a little early), films, and the return of Beck.

A playlist of some the finest indie music to come out of Greater Manchester.

Emily Pilbeam presents a mixtape of her personal selection of tracks from BBC Introducing, including a new Track of the Week from MM'99.

Chris is joined by Maribou State to chat about the upcoming deluxe edition of their album, Hallucinating Love.

Nemone sits in with wonderful music to start your day, including the Cloudbusting mix to banish the grey skies.

Lauren welcomes you to a brand new week with uplifting tunes.

Craig is joined by one of his favourite new artists, Brother Wallace! He'll be chatting about his journey into music, new single, and plans for the future.

Showcasing the very best of what Steve's listening to and supporting right now.

Deb Grant and Nathan Shepherd hand-pick and share their latest new music obsessions.

Marc Riley welcomes Bubbles from Pacific Quay Glasgow and in Salford, A Certain Ratio - who says the BBC doesn't deliver top quality straight to your ears!

Amy Lamé tells the story of The Cure through the words of their devoted fans.