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Oceans On Mars, Vidorra, #SummerMixTape

A showcase for the best new and unsigned local music, carefully curated by Rob Adcock.

2 hours

Music Played

  • Lost Russle

    It's Time I Left The Coal & Rain to Board The Arc

  • Adam French

    Slow Dancing

    • VIRGIN EMI.
  • Beit Nun

    Liar (feat. Chris Leese)

  • SPQR

    This Gore

  • Souza

    Hold On

  • Oceans on Mars

    People In My Head

  • Magick Sponge

    Before I Died

  • Idris Jones

    Trenches

  • Good For Gordon

    Black Rose

  • Vidorra

    Party (feat. Myki Tuff)

  • Luke Lovekin

    My Deadly Valentine

  • LEDOUU

    Nothing Nice (iNi)

  • TCTS

    1997

  • Macious

    Some Things

  • Pablo Nouvelle

    Nostalgic Love (feat. Conrad)

  • Rudimental

    Walk Alone (feat. Tom Walker)

    • Toast To Our Differences.
    • Asylum.
    • 4.
  • Vidorra & feat. Mickey Shiloh

    MIA

  • XO

    No Games

  • Haarm

    Box of Bones

  • Camens

    Violent Video Games

  • Pegasus Bridge

    Heartstrings

  • Cassia

    Small Spaces

  • Fears Chella

    Polaroid

  • Deco

    Wild One

  • Adam French

    Keep It Together

  • Dan Croll

    Nobody Knows (feat. The Very Best)

  • John Dhali

    Only One

  • Steven Bamidele

    People

  • Seb Wildblood

    Barcelona (feat. Leo Naylor)

Broadcast

  • Sat 6 Jul 201920:00

25 years of moshing at Catton Park

25 years of moshing at Catton Park

Lemmy's Ashes, 20,000 revellers and Bloodstock all return to the Staffordshire border.

'The best set of my life'

'The best set of my life'

Northwich's Mark Roma takes us behind the scenes of his second year at Tomorrowland.

Stoke act in top 100 of musicians worldwide

Stoke act in top 100 of musicians worldwide

Fewer than 1% of performers ever pick up a gold disc. Step forward Bradeley's Darla Jade.

Festivals

Festivals

The biggest music events in Staffordshire & Cheshire.

Preview: Trentham Live

Preview: Trentham Live

The Fratellis, Madness, Five and The Human League headline four huge days in Stoke.