Schedule
Early
00:00
6 Music's Indie Forever—Uplifting Indie bangers!
The ultimate feelgood indie playlist with tunes by The Go! Team, Phoenix and Feist!
01:00
6 Music's Northern Soul All-Nighter—Keep On Keeping On
Julie Cullen profiles The Twisted Wheel, The Golden Torch and the Wigan Casino.
03:00
6 Music Live Hour—America, Bad Company, and more!
Live archive performances from FM rock faves America and Bad Company.(R)
04:00
The 6 Music Playlist—Ibibio Sound Machine, Iceage, Beth Orton and more!
Want to hear the latest tracks 6 Music have added to their playlist? Then listen here!
05:00
Chris Hawkins—Emily Pilbeam sits in
Emily Pilbeam sits in with the early morning breakfast show.
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Morning
07:00
Nick Grimshaw—24/06/2026
Wonderful music to start the day, including the Cloudbusting mix to banish the grey skies.
10:00
Lauren Laverne—Jamz Supernova sits in: Beth Orton live in session from Maida Vale
Beth Orton live in session from Maida Vale playing tracks from new album, The Ground Above
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Afternoon
13:00
Craig Charles—Chris Hawkins sits in... with Names In Songs!
Chris Hawkins sits in, with what some people have called "the greatest feature in radio".
16:00
Huw Stephens—Belle & Sebastian
Huw chats to Belle & Sebastian about their World Cup release and 30th anniversary shows.
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Evening
19:00
New Music Fix—Digging Deep with Head of Escho, Nis Bysted
Deb chats to Nis Bysted about the music that has shaped his remarkable career.
21:00
Riley & Coe—Maisy Owen live in session
Gideon Coe plays his music loves from every era and genre.
23:00
Loud and Proud—Loud and Proud Icons with Beth Ditto: Peaches
Beth Ditto is in conversation with her LGBTQ+ icon, the OG pop provocateur Peaches.
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Late
00:00
Freak Zone Playlist—Lara Humbert
French pianist and composer Lara Humbert picks an hour of music.
01:00
6 Music Stories—Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow? The 50s
Charlotte Greig looks back to the girl groups of the 50s. First broadcast 1990.(R)
02:00
6 Music Stories—Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow? The Spector Groups
Charlotte Greig looks back at the groups produced by Phil Spector. First broadcast 1990.(R)
03:00
6 Music Live Hour—The Truth, Cashier No. 9, and Abdel Ali Slimani
It's off to Golddiggers in Chippenham for The Truth in concert from 1984.(R)
04:00
6 Music's Jukebox—Death Cab For Cutie, Devo, Unknown Mortal Orchestra and more!
Soundtrack the early hours with back-to-back music, plus exclusive BBC sessions.
05:00
Chris Hawkins—Emily Pilbeam sits in with Night Swimming
Emily Pilbeam sits in with the early morning breakfast show and chats to Night Swimming.
