Imogen runs through the incredible live week of music that was Country Music Week. At 10.56, she interviews Lainey Wilson about her experiences in the UK, her vision for her EP and what to expect from the upcoming album. The episode features clips from all the live shows and run downs of the days.

Imogen sits down with City Cowgirl - Caroline Scott, talking all things Country Music Week, CMA thoughts and predictions and the evolution of City Cowgirl.

Imogen chats to Birmingham-based duo Gasoline and Matches (Sally Rea and Steve Marks) on the evolution of the band, coming together, the stories behind their new singles, putting out new music and so much more.

Imogen sits down with Glasgow-based singer-songwriter Kerri Watt about her latest single, 'Never,' her connections with Embrace and leaving acting behind for the world of music.

Imogen sits down with The Adelaides, Logan Brill, Gary Quinn and Joshua Hedley backstage at The Long Road festival to talk all things country music, what they've all got in the pipeline and what they expected from the festival in its first year...

Imogen talks to the big names behind The Long Road festival, interviewing Andy Brown, Kevin McGuire, Holloway Road and Charlie Worsham in this jam-packed festival special.

Imogen talks to Maria Jordan about her coming EP 'Debris,' using music as therapy, debating giving up on music and 'One Night in Nashville.'

Plus, find out how you can a pair of tickets to One Night in Nashville...

Imogen talks to country, blues and jazz musician Ben Somers ahead of the release of his debut album, 'Poor Stuart,' later this week, talking about getting into jazz music, his musical philosophy and how the album came together.

Imogen sits down with the co-founder and face of Country Line - the only global country music app - Nathalie Cox, to talk all about the growth of the app, getting Elton John on board, her vision for the future, and for a round of 'Manage, Go to a Concert, Befriend.'

Imogen speaks to Jess Clemmons, front woman of the band Jess and the Bandits, talking about fighting the stereotype of the Texan girl who sings country music, the evolution of UK country and the second album 'Smoke and Mirrors.'