The Britpop Show

Celebrating the solo artists that continued from the Britpop era, including the new singles from Paul Draper (Mansun) and Richard Ashcroft.

The second part to David's interview with Rick Witter, covering the upcoming tour, the reasons band members left, and why Chasing Rainbows wasn't re-released in lockdown.

A happy 50th birthday to Mark Morriss and a bucketload of requests this week.

Lead singer of Shed 7, Rick Witter, is interviewed this week by David, plus songs from The Rolling Stones and The Smiths - is this Britpop?

A new season brings some old classics to the table, including Blur, Pulp, Oasis, Electrasy and Happy Mondays.

A whole year of The Britpop Show, looking back at the sponsorship by Creation Day Festival, the interviews with The Bluetones, Electrasy, Echobelly, Gomez and Alan McGee, and some top tunes.

25 year anniversaries galore this week, featuring Kula Shaker, Space, The Bluetones and Ocean Colour Scene

This week David runs through the line up for next year's Creation Day Festival, including bangers from Echobelly, Cast, Sleeper, Black Grape, Ash and Happy Mondays.

Not one but two reasons to listen this week - as David is joined by Anna Doble of the BBC to discuss 25 years since the release of Coming up by Suede, and her somewhat controversial opinion on who should have won the 1997 Mercury Music Prize.

More of a Britpop jukebox this week, as David takes requests for Britpop classics to liven up the Bank Holiday Monday, and plays some Spacehog, Stone Roses, Dandys and yes, even some Elastica.

25 years since the first ever V Festival, David runs through the line-up with songs from Pulp, Longpigs, Supergrass, The Wannadies, The Cardigans and Cast.

David celebrates 25 years since Oasis' gig at Knebworth by running through the support acts and of course playing songs from Oasis' setlist.

Comedian Dom Joly joins David live in the studio to choose the music and talk about songs from the Britpop era (sort of).

This week David delves into a book of highly debatable Top 10 music lists, including Top 10 venues, Top 10 post-Beatles tracks and, of course, Top 10 Britpop songs.

This week David roots through his record collection to play the best Britpop he owns on vinyl, including Suede, The Bluetones and Echobelly.

This weeks David takes a run through the amazing line up to the T in the Park festival in 1996, playing tunes from The Bluetones, Mansun, Radiohead, and Pulp.

This week David simply plays some banging tunes from some of the biggest Britpop artists, including Oasis, Blur, Pulp and Supergrass.

This week's show is co-hosted by Nigel and Ali from Electrasy, talking about the stories behind the tracks off their new album, Givin it Back.

This week David interviews Ben Ottewell of Gomez who spills the beans on new Gomez material and Broken Record.

This week David celebrates 25 years since the release of Free Peace Sweet by Dodgy, along with some bangers from Oasis, Verve and The Seahorses.

Not one but two exclusives songs this week, one from Electrasy's soon-to-be-released new album, and one from The Helicopter of the Holy Ghost.

Ever wondered what Alan McGee's favourite Oasis song is? Find out here, as David interviews him for the show.

Want to know what are the best songs covered by Britpop artists? Find out in this week's show...

A celebration of 25 years since Manic Street Preachers released their fourth album, Everything Must Go.

David announces an exciting sponsorship deal with Creation Day Festival and plays tracks from The Seahorses, Blur, Oasis, The Charlatans and more.