Headliner Radio

BBC Radio 6 Music and BBC Radio Wales presenter Huw Stephens talks to Headliner about the past, present, and future of Glastonbury, his own personal highlights from the festival and what life at Worthy Farm looks like as a BBC presenter.

Hertfordshire-raised, London-based singer-songwriter RHODES (who has opened for Sam Smith, London Grammar, and Hozier) talks about the inspiration behind new album, Friends Like These, and explains why music is all-consuming for him.

DJ, producer and electronic musician, Gregor Tresher on the changes he’s seen in the electronic music scene since the ‘90s, his relentless focus on melody and timbre, his approach to producing acts including Depeche Mode and DJ Sven Väth, and the trusty Cubase DAW that has been by his side for decades.

Atlanta-based alternative R&B artist, Aryeè The Gem explains why being a self-confessed overthinker led to the biggest release of her career so far with new track, To It, which has seen her streaming and follower numbers soar. The singer-songwriter teases what fans can expect from her upcoming solo EP and reveals why her JBL EON ONE Compact Portable PA is a game-changer for gigging artists.

BBC Radio 6 Music presenters Deb Grant and Tom Ravenscroft tell Headliner about their new show New Music Fix Daily, the role of radio in breaking new talent, Glastonbury, and more.

Ethereal electronic pop star Tiggi Hawke discusses the upcoming release of her debut album, Ascension, and how her latest single, Cry Baby, came together from a creative standpoint.

Annelotte de Graaf, better known as Amber Arcades, tells Headliner about the new creative direction she has taken with latest album Barefoot On Diamond Road, as well as the unusual childhood that has turned her into the artist she is today.

Martin Fry, frontman of iconic '80s outfit ABC, speaks to Headliner about 40 years of the band's legendary debut album The Lexicon Of Love.

London-based producer and songwriter Naughty Alice talks about her music production journey and explains why confronting the repercussions of her father’s decision to cut all contact after choosing to pursue her dream of making music resulted in new track, bloodline.

The Teskey Brothers’ Sam Teskey and producer Eric J Dubowsky talk about the making of the band’s new album, The Winding Way. They break down their favourite tracks, explain why this is their most adventurous album yet, and Eric reveals why he uses Genelec studio monitors for his Dolby Atmos work.