The Britpop Show

David announces an exciting sponsorship deal with Creation Day Festival and plays tracks from The Seahorses, Blur, Oasis, The Charlatans and more.

25 years since the release of 1977 by Ash and The It Girl by Sleeper. Plus music from Straw, The Charlatans and Shed 7.

If you like The Longpigs this episode is for you, celebrating 25 years of their debut album, The Sun is Often Out.

Tracks that didn't make it onto an album take centre stage this week - B-sides and non-album singles from The Bluetones, Oasis, Longpigs, Suede, Blur, Electrasy etc. Who would make your list?

David celebrates 25 years since the release of Moseley Shoals by Ocean Colour Scene, along with new music from Helicopter of The Holy Ghost.

The Supernaturals are the main band this week as David interviews James McColl, their lead singer. Also music from Ocean Colour Scene, Oasis and Blur.

In this episode David celebrates 25 years since the release of Shed 7's second album, A Maximum High, 25 years since a classic by The Longpigs, feasts on Easter pun song titles, and introduces some much-needed culture via the amazing violin of Julia Rogers, doing Oasis.

Mixing it up a bit this week, David plays tunes from artists that rose from the ashes of Britpop, including Hard-Fi, Easyworld, Kasabian and Muse.

David's weekly collection of Britpop songs and banter.

For the last episode of 2020 David celebrates the best closing track from Britpop albums, including Shed 7, Oasis, Pulp, Suede and Mansun.