On this week's show, The Fish Mittens are live.

A Four-piece band from Kent, England who find their material by searching in the darkest corners where other bands fear to tread. Dark, brutal and funny in equal measure with killer tunes to boot.

We are lucky to have Paul and Mike from the band and we spend about an hour chatting about their music and where the inspiration comes from.

They have a brand new album coming out and look out for the latest track and video 'Dirty Harry'.

On this week's show, we have Darren Roy.

Darren is a singer-songwriter for a brand new group called Karma Surround.

Darren writes and records music with his brother, Michael in their makeshift homemade studio. IHe likes to write short, catchy and chilled out melodies with catchy guitar riffs.

What's next for Karma Surround? Tune in to find out.

Can you afford to miss these two veterans of the music industry discussing Whizz for Atoms past, present and future as well as all things musical?
YES, you probably can....but do you really want to?
For a first in musical broadcasting history, we bring you a live interview with Ian from the UK and Andrew from the Fiji Islands talking about the making of the band's new single after a 35-year "holiday"

This weeks episode we have a long time listener and contributor to Target Radio, Andy Topp-Walker. Andy is in charge of new unsigned talent and is constantly receiving emails regarding new music. We discuss Brighton 2021 and will it go ahead with the current pandemic and if course all of the artists that are supposed to play there. You can join the Facebook group 'Brighton 2021' to keep up to date with the goings-on and keep that ear to the ground.

We are so lucky to have Sid Stovold from the great band The TR5's.

The band consists of Rusty, Lucky, Richey, Chas and Ted.
Maximum skiffle & roll from the dancehall days.

We chat about the music that the TR5's are so great at performing and of course, The Beatles are mentioned once or twice.

Sid started playing the guitar at the tender age of 8 and his passion for performing is just great. We discuss the future of music at this time of a national lockdown and how will music survive.

Tune in to find out what happened to Sid on one very unlucky day when he was live on stage!

On tonight's live show, we have Mark McClaran from the great band, The Soniks.
The SONiKS are:
Mark McClaran Lead Vocals guitar
Jon Patch Bass b vox
Paul Campbell drums
We discuss the future of music at this time of a national lockdown and how new music will survive.
Mark is a true professional musician who is busy with some real music and songwriting at this time. His writing skills are really good with catchy songs. Mark and Cookie also chat about the late, great David Bowie and his massive back catalogue. The Soniks are ready for the live scene again and if you get the chance you should try and get to see them.

On this week's show, we have Bruno Gallone from the great band ' Reaction'

Formed in Burton on Trent Nov 1980, REACTION blasted on to the Mod Revival scene. Playing all over the UK and also supporting top music bands such as The Jam, Secret Affair, Purple Hearts, Lambrettas and The Quads plus many others.

This week we have Carl Morris from Manchester.

Carl Morris is a singer and songwriter and an all-round nice man. He has been performing in and around Manchester since his first solo gig at 'Beat 'n' Track', Whitworth Street West (Manchester) sometime in 2000!
He has since written a ton of original material which he then performed at various local venues including 'Night & Day Cafe' (Manchester) 'Band on the Wall' (Manchester)

We discuss his songwriting ability and we are now looking forward to either an album or an EP in the very near future. (No Pressure Then)

Want to find out more then you will have to tune in.

On tonight's show, we have the very talented Steve Lima.
Steve now lives and works in Portugal and has agreed to be interviewed by Cookie
(What has he let himself in for)

Steve works with so many talented artists and on tonight's show, we discuss the brand new track, Over and Over with the beautiful Althea Browne. We also chat about the music industry in general.

Steve started out as a bass player with the fine punk group The Members from Camberley. These days Steve works in the production business and has worked with some great people during his time.
Who has Steve worked with? you will have to tune in to find out.

On tonight's show, we have the fantastic Billy Liberator.

Billy describes his music as upbeat acoustic tunes in a folkish vein with punk, new wave, and pop influences underpinning everything. We, of course, play one his tunes and this still has not been finished but we think it's great! On the show, we discuss the lack of live music and the fact there is not enough live venues around.

Do you know his favourite past time? No then tune in to find out and his also written a song about it!

Here is a link to his page:
https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=billy%20liberator%20music