The Britpop Show

A new season brings some old classics to the table, including Blur, Pulp, Oasis, Electrasy and Happy Mondays.

A whole year of The Britpop Show, looking back at the sponsorship by Creation Day Festival, the interviews with The Bluetones, Electrasy, Echobelly, Gomez and Alan McGee, and some top tunes.

25 year anniversaries galore this week, featuring Kula Shaker, Space, The Bluetones and Ocean Colour Scene

This week David runs through the line up for next year's Creation Day Festival, including bangers from Echobelly, Cast, Sleeper, Black Grape, Ash and Happy Mondays.

Not one but two reasons to listen this week - as David is joined by Anna Doble of the BBC to discuss 25 years since the release of Coming up by Suede, and her somewhat controversial opinion on who should have won the 1997 Mercury Music Prize.

More of a Britpop jukebox this week, as David takes requests for Britpop classics to liven up the Bank Holiday Monday, and plays some Spacehog, Stone Roses, Dandys and yes, even some Elastica.

25 years since the first ever V Festival, David runs through the line-up with songs from Pulp, Longpigs, Supergrass, The Wannadies, The Cardigans and Cast.

David celebrates 25 years since Oasis' gig at Knebworth by running through the support acts and of course playing songs from Oasis' setlist.

Comedian Dom Joly joins David live in the studio to choose the music and talk about songs from the Britpop era (sort of).

This week David delves into a book of highly debatable Top 10 music lists, including Top 10 venues, Top 10 post-Beatles tracks and, of course, Top 10 Britpop songs.