BBC 6 Music

Nathan and Deb reveal this week's Breaking Artist, Glasgow duo Cowboy Hunters, following the release of their single 'Punched In The Head'.

Gideon Coe plays his music loves from every era and genre.

1/4. The incredible Robyn takes us through some of her favourite songwriters. You can expect music from Kate Bush, Prince, Bruce Springsteen and many more.

Haim in conversation on BBC 6 Music, featuring interviews with Nemone and Lauren Laverne.

Haim recorded live in concert featuring sets from Glastonbury and the 6 Music Festival.

Este from the BBC's Sound of 2013 winners, LA four-piece Haim, presents a playlist of some of her favourite songs. She is the eldest of the three sisters who are the core of the band.

A Haim playlist hosted by all three sisters celebrating their choice of the best of 2013.

Emily has the best music - new and old - to start your day. Plus there's a second pick from this week's 5 Before 6 DJ.

Actor Josh Brolin (No Country for Old Men, Sicario, Weapons) chats to Nick about his career, his favourite music and his new film Whalefall.

Lauren gives you the finest blend of fantastic music for your Tuesday morning.

Chris Hawkins chats to comedian Chloe Petts about their new show Call Me By My Surname, and we take a moment to chill out in the Zen Den.

Adult DVD join Huw in session playing songs from their new album 'We Care About Your Privacy'. Plus, Madra Salach take part in this week's 'Song I Wish I'd Written'..

Brooklyn-based experimental musician L'Rain is in session from Salford, performing tracks from her critically acclaimed album 'fata morgana'.

Gideon Coe plays his music loves from every era and genre.

2/4. Robyn loves R&B music and she wants to share some of her favourite songs with you. Expect music from Jade, Jodeci and more.

Gary Powell from The Libertines takes over the Indie Forever playlist.

Another chance to hear Anthony Wall's acclaimed profile of rock 'n' roll pioneer Chuck Berry, made in 1977, but not broadcast until June 2017. Berry passed away in March 2017 aged 90.

Charlie Gillett tells the musical story of the city of New Orleans, including artists such as Fats Domino, Jewel King, Professor Longhair, Huey 'Piano' Smith and the Meters.

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

Emily Pilbeam sits in with the early morning breakfast show.

Comedian, writer and actor Leo Reich chats to Nick about his new sitcom, It Gets Worse. And another listener calls in to share their Very Specific Playlist with Nick.

Norwegian duo Smerz are live in session playing tracks from their latest album, Big City Life.

Chris Hawkins shares more of your Names In Songs, as well as giving YOU the chance to pick the song we end the show with.

Blondshell joins Huw to talk about her new album Violins, plus we have new music from Marika Hackman and Radie Peat.

Deb sits down with Jamie T to talk about the music that has shaped his career, following the release of his new album 'Ghosts (100 Days of Morning)'.

Gideon Coe plays his music loves from every era and genre.

3/4. The legendary Robyn plays some of her favourite dance music, and tells the stories of why she loves them.