91热爆

Singer songwriter John Newman introduces his new single 'Come and Get It' in an incredibly revealing interview during which he tells Janice about his relationship with his mum, his lifelong love of cars and failed attempt to become a mechanic, his 'bucket of influence' which he uses to get musical inspiration, and we get an insight into his perfectionism and self-criticism, including his dissatisfaction with his hit singles Love Me Again and Losing Sleep.

Apache Darling will be live in the studio and talking about their upcoming gigs at T in the Park's T-Break Stage and King Tuts.

T-Break spokesperson Nicola Cooper talks about the 20th anniversary of the stage at T in the Park, with this year's T-Break judge Louie from Hector Bizerk.

91热爆 Radio Scotland's Vic Galloway talks about the importance of providing a platform for new music, including the 91热爆 Introducing stage, and 91热爆 Radio Scotland's Music shows.

One of last year's T-Break stage stars and recent 91热爆 Quay Lucy Rose talks about her new album 'Work it Out' and playing T in the Park's King Tut's stage this year.

Des McCabe from another of our previous Studio One sessions bands Dead Man Fall will be on the show to talk about their forthcoming gig on the T-Break stage and how his band got their music noticed by the public and influencers.

Janice announces her Single of the Week.

It's Vinyl Verdict today, so in honour of interview guest John Newman, the theme this week is iconic songs by people called John. Should Janice put the needle on Johnny Cash's Folsom Prison Blues, or John Lennon's Imagine?