Alex Turner talks to Annie Mac about their eagerly-anticipated new album, and looks back at pivotal moments in the Arctics' career.
Sir David Attenborough answers listener questions, adds anecdotes to animal themed records and pranks Greg James in his Radio 1 co-host.
Elton John chooses his all-time greatest Party Playlist, with Radio 1's Annie Mac. Featuring songs by The Rolling Stones, Little Richard, Inner City and Aretha Franklin.
Big Mike talks about all things #merky, including his new book, and the recent controversy around his scholarship for black students.
Annie Mac chats to Bring Me The Horizon direct from their recording studios in Sheffield.
Foals chat to BBC Radio 1's Jack Saunders at their rehearsal studio about their influences, stage diving and headlining festivals.
How did Korean pop band BTS come to headline one of the world's most iconic stadiums? Prepping to play a sold out Wembley the band, and fans, reflect on their path to pop-stardom.
Radio 1's Scott Mills and Chris Stark talk to megastar DJ David Guetta, on music, football, and DJing in space... no, really!
Sean Paul has collaborated with some of the world’s biggest pop stars and sold over 26 million records. But who is the man behind the music? 1Xtra heads to Jamaica to find out. BBC Radio 1Xtra's Yasmin Evans presents the life & music of Sean Paul. Who is the man behind the music? Where did this music come from? And why is Sean Paul so successful at turning Jamaican dancehall riddims into massive pop songs? On one incredible journey around Kingston, Sean performs exclusively for BBC Radio 1Xtra at the legendary Tuff Gong International studios, giving a glimpse inside his studio, and finding out how his most iconic tunes were made. Following Sean back from Jamaica to the UK, 1Xtra go behind the scenes as he prepares to play at Radio 1’s Big Weekend in Middlesbrough. With contributions from: Anne-Marie, Jake Gyllenhaal, Annie Mac, Jax Jones, David Rodigan, Trevor Nelson, Naomi Cowan, Toddla T, Seani B, Idris Elba & more.
Jack Saunders meets your favourite artist's favourite artist, Chappell Roan — this year’s BBC Radio 1's Sound Of 2025 winner.
