One More TUNE - Episode Guide

YUNGBLUD joins The LaFontaines frontman, Kerr Okan, to share the songs and stories which have shaped his life and career.

Declaring his love for Freddie Mercury, reminiscing about hearing Rage Against the Machine in his dad's guitar shop growing up and revealing the tunes that make him 'want to get naked' and that remind him of Glasgow, One More TUNE uncovers the soundtrack to YUNGBLUD's extraordinary life in music so far.

Kerr Okan is joined by Scottish actress Sharon Rooney to hear the stories behind the songs that have shaped her journey in film and TV so far.

From learning that Dougie MacLean's Caledonia makes her feel homesick and that Gerry Cinnamon's Belter reminds her of the favourite character she has ever played, Kerr Okan gets under the skin of the songs and stories which have shaped her exciting career in TV and film.

Legendary Glasgow producer Hudson Mohawke - aka Ross Birchard - joins Kerr Okan virtually in the studio for a round of One More TUNE. From growing up listening to happy hardcore, to producing for Kayne West, Hudson Mohawke shares the stories and the tunes that have followed him on his journey to becoming one of the planet's most in-demand music producers.

Pop sensation Tom Grennan selects tunes from his life in music. Hosted by Kerr Okan, Tom uncovers the songs and stories that remind him of school, university and performing live, and he reveals the inspiration behind his forthcoming second album.

Through conversation, Tom shares songs that have soundtracked his journey to becoming one of the UK's most talked about popstars.

From Eminem to Aretha Franklin to Bob Marley, Tom Grennan shares his eclectic taste and exceptional journey to finding fame and success in music.

Singer songwriter and dance pop songstress Becky Hill joins Kerr Okan to choose tunes that have shaped her journey to becoming a powerful voice in British dance music. Having found fame on The Voice in 2012, Becky went on to achieve chart success collaborating with some of the biggest DJs in British dance music and is now stepping out on her own to release brand new solo material. In conversation Becky reveals some of the songs and stories that have shaped her rollercoaster ride in music, from the Red Hot Chili Peppers to The Prodigy.

Filipino Londoner Beabadoobee joins Kerr Okan for a round of One More TUNE, choosing the songs that inspired her to pick up her guitar aged 17 and write her first song, Coffee, which later became a massive viral hit on Tik Tok with Canadian rapper Powfu.

Through picking the tunes that have shaped her journey from her roots in the Philippines, to getting kicked out of school in London, to the DIY 90s pop that first inspired her to write, Bea shares the songs and the stories that led to her becoming one of the UK's most exciting new rock stars.

Comedian Bash the Entertainer joins host Kerr Okan for a round of One More Tune, selecting songs that have shaped his journey to becoming an internet sensation.

Born in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and relocating to the UK at five years of age, Bash chooses songs that soundtracked his teens growing up in Glasgow's Drumchapel.

Quizzing Bash on songs he would play to his daughter and tunes he sings the wrong lyrics to, Kerr gets to know the man with the big personality and big laugh adored by millions online.

London dance-pop singer-songwriter Georgia joins Kerr Okan to select songs that have soundtracked her journey to becoming a Mercury Prize-nominated solo artist. Sharing stories of growing up in central London surrounded by music, Georgia gets passionate about her love of hip-hop, Chicago house and Kate Bush.

Georgia uncovers her love for Post Malone's melodies, explains how Kate Bush changed her life, and reveals how Chicago house and Detroit techno influenced her critically acclaimed, Mercury Prize-nominated album Seeking Thrills.

UK award-winning No 1 band The Snuts get together with our very own Kerr Okan to chat all things music, and the songs that shaped their lives and careers.

After a whirlwind couple of years and a Guardian Track of the Year award under her belt, Self Esteem gets together with our very own Kerr Okan to chat all things music and the songs that shaped her life and career.

With over a decade of hits and a platinum record under his belt, the soulful Maverick Sabre joins Kerr Okan to chat all things music and discuss the songs that shaped his life and career.

After a standout year that included headlining the BBC Introducing stage at Latitude Festival, former HONNE vocalist BEKA gets together with Kerr Okan to chat all things music and discuss the songs that shaped her life and career.

Kerr Okan sits down with Norwegian pop powerhouse Sigrid to discuss the songs that shaped her life and career.

Multi-instrumentalist and Fifa soundtracked indie-pop star Alfie Templeman gets together with Kerr Okan to discuss the songs that shaped his life and career.

Kerr Okan sits down with east London rapper Kojey Radical to discuss all things music and the songs that shaped his life and career.

Well on their way to becoming rock royalty, the powerhouse duo that are Nova Twins get together with Kerr Okan to chat all things music and discuss the songs that shaped their lives and career.

Kerr Okan sits down with reality starlet and soulful singer Paige Turley to discuss all things music and the songs that shaped her life and career.

Dancehall legend Sean Paul joins Kerr Okan to select songs that have soundtracked his journey to becoming one of music's most enduring stars. After producing an endless string of hits over the last two decades and showing no sign of slowing down, Sean shares stories about his childhood in Jamaica, his love of reggae and how he once got Australian singer-songwriter Sia confused with PSY of Gangnam Style fame.

Kerr Okan is joined by viral sensation Katie Gregson-MacLeod. From working in a doughnut shop in Inverness to penning her worldwide viral hit Complex, Katie shares the songs that have shaped her rollercoaster adventures in music so far.

West Lothian dance duo LF System join Kerr Okan to chat about the songs that shaped their sound. Leaving their day jobs as a roofer and a petrol station worker behind, the pair share the songs and stories behind their rapid rise to fame.

Skye-born extreme sports cyclist Danny MacAskill picks tracks that have inspired his stunts and soundtracked his adventures around the world. Sharing stories from his unique career, Danny reveals moments in his life inspired by sound: from listening to Animal Collective while healing from a biking injury, to explaining how Martyn Bennett's Blackbird became the inspiration for his famous cycle up Skye's Cuillin mountains..

Born in Nigeria and raised in London before going to live with his aunt in the sleepy coastal town of Stranraer, Bemz shares his story and the soundtrack that has shaped his path to becoming an award-winning artist.

With music as his passion, Bemz moved to Ayr to study the subject at college before finding his voice and groove as an artist. Fast forward to 2022, where the rapper was crowned BBC Introducing in Scotland's Act of the Year, the first artist to be awarded the prize. With new music on the way, Bemz chats to Kerr about his influences and musical loves, from System of a Down to Scottish star Kobi Onyame.

From London metal band SikTh, to Tchaikovsky, Rou Reynolds from Enter Shikari chats to Kerr about the tunes that have shaped his life and career.

Dialling into Kerr's studio living room from a US tour, Rou shares his experiences of life on the road, his love of Scotland and the inspiration behind Enter Shikari's long-awaited new album.

Having honed her DJ and vocal skills in East London's underground scene, Eliza Rose chats to host Kerr Okan about the songs that have shaped her life and career so far. From working in a record shop listening to Nina Simone to taking inspiration from 1970s crime action film ‘Coffy', Eliza shares the songs and stories that led to her penning her number 1 hit ‘B.O.T.A (Baddest of Them All)' and making chart history as the first female DJ to reach the top spot in over twenty years.

A talented guitarist, songwriter and vocalist, Bonnie Kemplay's life took a dramatic twist when she won Radio 1's Live Lounge competition in 2021. Soon after covering The 1975 in the famous Radio 1 studio, her talents reached the ears of lead singer Matt Healy, who helped sign her to his label Dirty Hit. Now a fully fledged recording artist in her own right, Bonnie joins host Kerr Okan to share the stories and songs that have soundtracked her rapid rise to indie fame.

Playing festivals and tour dates the length and breadth of the country, Glasgow rockers Uninvited dial into Kerr's virtual studio from their tour to chat about the tunes that have changed their lives. From forming a band in their teens to winning Radio 1's Live Lounge competition, the four-piece reflect on their journey so far by picking the songs that have soundtracked their rise in the UK's alt-rock scene.

Born in Glasgow's East End, Joesef chats to host Kerr Okan about his experiences growing up in a home full of music. From Chet Baker to Frank Ocean, Joesef dissects the tunes that shaped his sound and eventually inspired him to leave his days working in a bar behind to become an artist.