
Listen to highlights of Dave Gilyeat and his team of new music aficionados as they deliver all the best Oxfordshire and Berkshire bands you've never heard before.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 381 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Music | |||

This week on the BBC Introducing in Oxfordshire & Berkshire podcast, Dave catches up with Who Ate All The Crayons before they release their second EP ‘Evergreen’.
Plus, Lauren finds out what's happening at the Bullingdon in Oxford for Record Store ... more
This week on the BBC Introducing in Oxfordshire & Berkshire podcast, Ahead of their headline gig at Oxford's Jericho Tavern, Dave catches up with Alto Alto!
Plus, Lauren meets South Arcade backstage at The O2 Arena in London before supporting 5 Sec... more
This week on the BBC Introducing in Oxfordshire & Berkshire podcast, Dave introduces you to the music of "experimental freak pop" artist My Liberal Pony, plus Alex meets SISTRA to hear about their upcoming debut album and how their sisterly bond shap... more
This week on the BBC Introducing in Oxfordshire & Berkshire podcast, Dave introduces you to the incredible music of singer/songwriter Joe Bray!
Plus, why are they all in their pyjamas!? Alex West dons his finest dressing gown to catch up with Girl L... more
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I love finding new music especially locally. Just can't wait for gigs to start again so I can go and see some of these excellent, talented musicians
Dave is a local oxford legend ! hes's my john peel ! ive discovered so much local cool music from this man ! big it up for the gilliat !!! long may he reighn ! then when hes finished put him on radio6. cheers dave. the punters on the x90 love you.
A must listen for anyone who lives in Oxfordshire and is into music.
great to hear the show and like the kut and the other acts on. very good to hear. keep the music coming, always great new local acts
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The show spotlights emerging local music from Oxfordshire and Berkshire, mixing live track premieres with in-depth conversations about the creative process, touring, and industry realities. Episodes frequently feature up‑and‑coming artists and bands sharing personal journeys, influences, and the stories behind their latest releases, often with a festive or community vibe that celebrates the regional scene. A few episodes spotlight larger local acts or special themes (e.g., Christmas, festival season), but the throughline remains a passionate celebration of fresh music from the area. A notable strength is the host's knack for blending playful banter with insightful artist conversations, which helps listeners discover new talent and get a fee... more
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