Gerry chats to Hozier about his new album, Wasteland Baby, and also to Sharon Corr and Vonda Shepard who are currently touring the UK together.

Gerry chats to Picture This about their new album and tour and to Brian Henry Martin and Steven Rainey about their love for The Monkees.

For this week's Gerry Kelly podcast, Gerry salutes two musicians form the North West, Kevin Doherty and Roe. Kevin is perhaps best known as the frontman of long-running folk band Four Men and a Dog, and goes back a long way with Gerry, while this is his first time meeting Derry based singer Roe, who has recently played to some of the biggest crowds of her career, sharing a stage with Snow Patrol.

It’s a celebration of home-grown music on the Gerry Kelly Show podcast this week, as Anthony Toner talks about his ninth album 'Our Lady of the Wind and Rain' and The Wood Burning Savages are in studio to play tracks from their NI Music Prize 'Album of the Year' 'Stability'.

Gerry chats to acclaimed vocalist Alfie Boe and to Duncan and Robin from UB40

Gerry catches up with his old friend, ahead of Charlie's 'Farewell Tour of Ireland'

Ward Thomas on the inspiration behind their new album and The Cinelli Brothers play live

Gerry chats comedic inspiration with Lucy and musical inspiration with the Young'uns

Gerry catches up with old friends on this week's podcast

Just some of the people Gerry talked to in 2018, including Kylie Minogue, Simon Reeve, Kim Wilde, Don McLean and many more

Gerry chats to Jake O'Kane, there's music from Tommy Fleming and poetry from Seamus McKee

Dan remembers the life of Frank Carson and Greg talks about The Outcasts plans for 2019

The worlds of acting, comedy and music feature in this week's podcast

Gerry chats to author and TV presenter Simon Reeve about a career spent travelling the world, and to Roy Orbison Jnr about his father's life and musical legacy

Gerry talks to Robert Willis, son of Cilla Black, about Cilla's life, legacy and a new album with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra. Plus, Rigsy chat's to Snow Patrol's Nathan Connolly, in the first of a special two-part interview, with the second instalment to follow on BBC Radio Ulster's new Irish music programme Across the Line

Gerry chats to Sir Michael Parkinson about George Best, Dan Snow discusses his love of history and Maria Doyle Kennedy performs live in session

Paul Metcalfe channels the music of Rod Stewart, and the Mulligan Brothers play live.

Gerry chats to comedian and actor Pat Shortt and country legend Brendan Quinn sings live

Gerry chats to Westlife about their upcoming tour and incredible career to date. Plus, Lisa Flavelle, daughter of legendary jazz musician Jackie Flavelle, calls in to studio to talk about his life and legacy

The Overtones talk about their latest album and loss of founding member Timmy Matley, and Cormac Neeson discusses his new solo project and performs 'Broken Wing' live in session

Steffan Harri brings Shrek to the stage, while Christina Bennington takes on Meat Loaf.

Gerry chats to Gary Roberts about his jobs outside of music & catches up with Tom Odell.

It's all gone Pete Tong, as Rigsy speaks to the dance legend, plus Donna Taggart is live.

Mark Pollock and Simone George talk to Rigsy about their mission to cure paralysis

Rigsy sits in for Gerry with Boyzone's Mickey, and Joshua Burnside in session.