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New band night Medicine launches in Northampton and we speak to the organiser. Sophie reviews Last Days Of Summer from Stowe House, and we find out how Introducing fared at its first Reading & Leeds festivals.

Griff comes live from the secret location of The Shambala Festival and we speak to the organiser of The Last Days Of Summer about getting Richard Ashcroft on the bill.

With shock news New Cassettes have an album due, we speak to singer Tom. Becky tells us her thoughts on Leicester's Summer Sundae and Yeltsin tell us what to expect from their two headline slots this weekend.

TANAOU release 45 Forever on Monday so we talk to the band about the single and their deal with One Little Indian. Sam Isaac talks festivals and The Retro Spankees are back in the studio to record their second album.

We look ahead to the AMEF Festival which takes place in the county next weekend. Sympathy State take part in the first Weekender Parlour session and Griff visits Rock School Live in Corby.

After a weekend at Latitude Festival, we reflect on events and review those acts we saw. Plus, in the week the Mercury Music shortlist was announced, we take a look at the nominees and speak to last year's runner-up, Maps. And there's a review of Sukie from a gig in London.

This week we look at various festivals taking place over the weekend, particularly Latitude taking place in Suffolk, Truckfest in Oxfordshire and closer to home, Twinfest which is back in Northampton for three days.

This week we talk to Biffy Clyro who call into Northampton and play a sold-out show at Roadmender. The legend who is Jerry Dammers talks about a local DJ appearance, Becky reviews Ladyhawke's recent local gig and we find out why Til The Cows Come Home festival has been postponed.

We speak to Sukie about getting to #1 on the Indie Chart with their debut single, Huw Stephens gives his opinion on The Introducing Stage at Glastonbury and we've got a track from Sleepyhead.

With our last show for three weeks, we introduce you to Northampton's brightest rapper, Har-Q. Plus play new tunes by The Delta State, Hearts In Atlantis and DSM4.

Hear a review of the Gatecrasher Summer Sound System event last weekend and a profile of Parks Dept. Other music comes from The Juvies, Sympathy State and Richard Peter Snapes & The Lie Awakes.

The legend who is Don Letts dropped into the studio ahead of his local DJ set. The Juvies are the latest band to introduce themselves. Eloise gives her opinion on Noah And The Whale's recent performance. And we say a final farewell to The Soundhaus.

We say goodbye to long running Northampton club night The Shakedown as it ends. We say hello to Charlie from Noah And The Whale and Introduce Bee Church and band. Plus there's music from Richard Peter Snapes and a session from The Juvies.

On the show this week we look back at The Middle Of Nowhere Festival and music comes from Jay Sheridan, Liam Dullaghan, The Delta State and The Juvies.

We hook up with Northampton's new music and arts festival and present our very own Introducing stage at Soundhaus. Hear interview with Yunioshi, Little Fish, Brownies and Danny Connors.

We introduce Corby band Shims in the latest of our profiles. Terri reviews The Kills from The Soundhaus. Sara Spade explains why she's ending an era, and Stevie Jones tells the acts lined up to play at Sawyers in Kettering over the coming weeks. Plus music from Richard Peter Snapes and Hearts In Atlantis.

Yvonne spoke to both the band and the crowd as The Long Blondes came to Northampton this week. We Introduce N.E.D.S and play music from Tmart & The Raiders, Sympathy State and Bee Church.

This week we speak to the brains behind local magazine Northampton Music UK. Eloise reviews The Ting Tings at The Soundhaus, play another Maida Vale session from Sukie and hear about a local OxJam gig. Plus music from Miller's Hag and Good Society.

This week, we welcome back the Fishmarket after undergoing refurbishment since the New Year. After their Maida Vale session, we hear the first track from Sukie's session and speak to Adam from the band about the experience. nnBBC Introducing has joined the line up for Northampton's Middle Of Nowhere - we unveil the details. And we speak to Katie of The Ting Tings ahead of their sold-out show at Northampton Soundhaus. Plus music from N.E.D.S, The Delta State, Sukie and Hungry I.

Owner of The Soundhaus Bill Davison talks about why the venue is closing down and music comes from Casio Kid and Millers Hag.

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Hear Maps, aka James Chapman, talking about the writing of his second album. We profile Blackstock Road and music comes from Yeltsin and Robert Bray.

Hear an interview with Barry of The Futureheads on the eve of their UK tour. Music comes from Danny Connors, Enki, Sleepyhead and a session track from TANAOU.

Stef & Terri argure it out by reviewing Art Brut & The Twang respectively on who is best live. We play Yeltsin, Liam Dullaghan and Tmart & The Raiders. Plus introduce another new band - Hearts In Atlantis.

In the latest from our series of Introducing profiles, Danny Connors tells us about himself. We play from The Moons, The N.E.D.S and Hearts in Atlantis. Plus Jon talks to Toni about her new Gin & Retrotonic night.

Hear music from The Juvies, Sukie and The Artizans. Jon speaks to Elliott Minor and Andy Lock is introduced. Plus, we review the Glasvegas gig from The Soundhaus last week.

On the show this week Griff reports from The Possibilities Tour, we introduce The Pepperbox, The Mae Shi's gig gets reviewed and music comes from Tmart & The Raiders and My First Radio.

After their recent gig in Northampton, Jon & Griff review Joe Lean & The Jing Jang Jong live. We introduce Kettering band Nova, speak to James who is over from New York and touring as Levy. Plus Yvonne tells all about her new club night and there's music from Slipstream, The Delta State and Richard Peter Snapes.

Music comes from My First Tooth, Yeltsin and My First Radio. We speak to Blackstock Road about their Battle Of The Bands triumph and Chris from TANAOU discusses the debut LP.

Back after the festive break we review 2007 and look ahead to events happening in 2008. Plus we talk to Toni from Retrotonic who celebrate a year of putting on events. And there's music from Bruises, Liam Dullaghan and The Pepper Box.