Ruby J in session

Warning: This show may contain future stars! Andrew Marston introduces the best new music from our area, including:

• A heartfelt tribute to Nantwich DJ Danny Stubbs, whose legacy lives on through his final single, now raising funds for Cancer Research UK.

• Meeting the man behind the music - Hereford’s Daz Russell-Smith, the force behind the world-renowned Rebellion Punk Festival, who's celebrating 40 years of live music with a two-day event starting at the Herdsman!

• In our BBC Introducing Musicians' Masterclass, we look at amplifying your publicity and capitalising on every opportunity you get.

• Hearing from the Bridgnorth and Droitwich band with an all-star twist - featuring a vocalist whose dad played in The Fortunes, a guitarist who's toured with ELO and played in Elvis Presley's Band, a drummer who performed with Kenny Ball... and a bassist better known to millions as Tony The Tiger!

• Catching up with the former honey farmer from Bromsgrove, George Moir, who creates music as sweet as honey and stop-motion videos that would make Wallace & Gromit proud!

• It's a year ago this week that four boys from Shrewsbury lost their lives in a tragic car accident in North Wales. Now, Harvey Owen's love for music lives on through Shine On - a charity spreading hope to young musicians.

• Revealing the BBC Introducing artists bringing their talent to our Sunday festivities at Worcester's Christmas Lights switch-on weekend.

• In the Music News: Redditch & Holmes Chapel's Harry Styles is subject of a brand new look-a-like contest. The prize... £50!

• Star of the airwaves, stage and screen, Bromsgrove's Michael Ball joins us having picked up his sixth No.1 album.

• From Stafford to stardom - channelling Amy Winehouse vibes, this week's live session comes from Ruby J performing at at the Cavern Club in Liverpool.

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