A Million Songs Across My Brain

Pat Ward, half of local covers duo, Matchbox Mutiny, joins Andrew on the show. Pat surprises Andrew with some of his 1970s musical selections.

Andrew is joined on the show by his neighbour, Ben Perkins-Brown, who, following his recent retirement from the navy, is putting Life 2.0 together and, performing original music with rock band, No Alibi (and he’s doing dry stone walling, too)!

Andrew is joined by guitarist and songwriter, Ash, from exciting alt-rock band , Butane Skies.

Andrew has two guests this week – Eli and Ben from BoA-based band, My Unicorn Dream, take us back to their 1990’s roots and share their enthusiasm for their current musical adventure.

Andrew revisits some of the artists who performed at the weekend’s 2026 BoA Live Music Festival, in the company of Mike Morrissey, singer and guitarist with Free Spirits, who were also on the lineup!

From Wicklow to Woolley Street. Andrew is joined by Jim Lynch, who talks about his musical roots in Ireland, his journey to Bristol and then to Bradford on Avon. Oh, and there’s a new track by Wasuremono, and a couple of mentions of the upcoming BoA Live Music Festival.

A show with some stories of familiar music in far-flung locations, and Bingley Hall, Stafford!

Andrew is reunited with ex-bandmate, Paul Hale, for a trip down memory lane (and up Westbury White Horse!).

As well as promoting the upcoming Bradford on Avon Live Music Festival 26, Andrew is joined by guest, Richard Raw, from local covers band, This Way Up. Expect, Springsteen, Britpop classics and Van der Graaf Generator.

Luke Stephens from local covers band, Band of Others, shares his enthusiasm for Taylor Swift, The Cure and other classics which send shivers down his spine (no, really!).