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

• Illness stole his sight, bullies tried to break him and addiction nearly took his life - but Shropshire's Eddy Edge refused to fall. From college in Hereford and Worcester to more than 500 gigs across Europe, he's ready to share his journey with us. Get ready for a story of survival, second chances and European success.

• As Remember Monday prepare for Eurovision glory, we explore the pivotal role Jenni Luperi, the voice coach from Cannock, played in crafting their sound.

• Streaming’s great, but touring and merch are where the real money is. Learn how to market yourself and maximise profits from the road in our Musicians' Masterclass.

• As vinyl sales soar, one man’s lockdown move was a real record breaker. Nantwich’s Steve Cook shares how his record shop is hitting all the right notes.

• Worcestershire’s finest take on Country To Country! First Time Flyers and Wood Burnt Red brought the house down at the O2 leaving fans chanting their songs.

• In our Music News: The Worcester musician collaborating with Natalie Imbruglia, a worldwide-known DJ from Burton teaming up with an under-the-radar musician, and a former Take That star is performing in Shrewsbury - as a DJ!

• With a Whole Lotta Love for Worcestershire - meet the filmmakers behind Becoming Led Zeppelin - the first-ever official documentary on the rock legends.

• Incredible Musicians, Extraordinary Places: For the first time ever, we're bring you an entire month of live tracks from the tracks of the Severn Valley Railway. From laying carpets to laying down the vinyl, DJPman’s journey from a bedroom DJ in Redditch to ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ Radio 1's airwaves is a true tale of passion and perseverance. Catch his live session from a steam train, blending his love for music with his roots in R&B, drum and bass, and house!

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