Ellie Goulding celebrates 15 years of Introducing

• Kington's Ellie Goulding is on the show reminiscing about her first airplay on BBC Hereford & Worcester and how that propelled her to stardom, as Andrew Marston celebrates 15 years of BBC Music Introducing.

• Drummer Martin Chambers of Hereford band The Pretenders joins Dave Grohl on stage at Wembley tonight paying homage to Foo Fighters' legend Taylor Hawkins.

• Known for her big hit single Where Love Lives, we hear the story of how dance sensation Alison Limerick ended up writing one of the biggest club anthems of all-time, following her appearance at the Upton Sunshine Festival.

• Having worked with Beverley Knight, Grace Jones, The Rolling Stones, Fatboy Slim, Chaka Khan, Lisa Stansfield, Kate Bush, The Stereophonics and Happy Mondays - we hear from soul diva Angie Brown fresh off-stage at Sunshine.

• They've been digging your scene for the best part of 40 years, Dr Howard of The Blow Monkeys talks about keeping the band on the road - six albums later - as he appears in Upton.

• It's the first weekend, since Covid, with no music festivals - so we've sent our Chloe Mogg out to the Stourport Carnival instead, which is championing some of the best home-grown talent on a huge outdoor stage.

• He's been making a difference wherever he goes - we hear from the person behind Going Feral For Mental Health, which comes to Herefordshire next weekend, raising money for Mind.

• Catching up with the organisers of Live Wyre festival, which took place in Kidderminster last weekend, which gave away 1,000 tickets.

• She's Worcester's 'queen of pop' and has been charming audiences around the county for more than a decade - prolific singer/songwriter Emma Howett gives us an exclusive playthrough of her latest album Super Awkward!

• Find out how Hereford's Cut La Vis and the Golden Valley's G:UEST got on in this week's Collaborator Generator, where we musically matchmake two unsuspecting artists and give them a week to come up with a song together.