Musical highlights from the past week and beyond on BBC Radio 2
Sir Terry Wogan welcomes the rockabilly band Kat Men.
Nitin Sawhney explores music from all cultures, beginning with British duo One Eskimo.
Stereophonics play two live tracks and chat to Dermot.
Wilko Johnson chats to Paul about his final tour and his recent diagnosis with cancer.
Musician and producer Ethan Johns speaks to Janice Long about his new album.
Jose James plays in session for Jamie and talks about his new album.
Birmingham singer-songwriter Laura Mvula joins Jo Whiley in the studio.
Manchester duo Hurts chat to Dermot O'Leary.
Manchester duo Hurts join Dermot O'Leary for a live session.
The Leisure Society join Dermot O'Leary for a live session.
The Willows join Bob Harris for an exclusive live session.
The Willows catch up with Bob Harris in the studio.
Traditional English power-trio Faustus play two live tracks.
Fairport Convention join Bob to play three tracks in session.
Fairport Convention are in conversation with Bob Harris.
Seb Fontaine joins Dave for a look back at his career in dance music.
A live session from the American folk rock US band The Avett Brothers.
Singer-songwriter Jacob Banks joins Dermot O'Leary to sing live.
Paul Humphreys and Andy McClusky of OMD talk to Janice Long about their new album.
Gary Clark Jr. joins Paul Jones for a blistering live session.
E from Eels joins Jo Whiley to chat about their new album "Wonderful, Glorious".
Sinead O'Connor picks her Tracks Of My Years for Ken Bruce on Radio 2.
Joe Bonamassa chats with Paul about his amazing performances.
Willy Mason and Mara Carlyle catch up with Dermot O'Leary.
