Grab a copy of Total TV Guide this week - there’s a terrific spread on Bob’s “21st Century Country” Specials on BBC Radio 2.

In March, Radio 2 Celebrates Country offers listeners a feast of country music. As the official broadcast partner of C2C Country to Country, the biggest country music festival in Europe, the network broadcasts from backstage at the festival in London’s O2 Arena with two shows. On Saturday 12 March (3pm-6pm), host of Radio 2’s The Country Show (Thursdays, 9pm), Bob Harris, introduces highlights from the festival.

Bob will be sitting in on BBC Radio 2 for his great friend Johnnie Walker on ‘Sounds of the 70’s’ on 16th and 23rd January.

“I am genuinely thrilled and honoured that my Country Show has topped the readers poll again this year. I'm so happy you're enjoying the music. Thank you for your votes and thank you for your incredible support. It means the world to me. Here's to 2022 and beyond...”

BBC broadcaster Bob Harris is back on commercial radio next year with a new series of shows on Boom Radio.

Whispering Bob will be charting the history behind genres and styles through music lineage and artist relationships.

On 19th October 2021 Bob was honoured to be awarded The Oldie magazine’s “Poptastic Oldie of the Year” by Camilla Duchess of Cornwall at The Savoy in London.

The twice covid-postponed “Backstage Pass” tour finally sprung into life last night, 18 months after its original start date, in front of an enthusiastic and appreciative audience at The Lowry Theatre in Salford.

From her awesome chart success in the 1980s to her Grammy-winning work today, she has established herself as a writer to trust implicitly, creating music of touching power, imagination, integrity, truth and beauty. She has become a vital voice of reason in these increasingly troubled and confusing times.

To celebrate her wonderful catalogue, I delved in to share my favourite Rosanne Cash songs for Holler.

The whispering tones of Bob Harris meant the Old Grey Whistle Test was the iconic sound of a generation. And the man who interviewed Elton John, John Lennon, David Bowie and countless others isn't ready to settle down just yet.

“I am so proud that Under The Apple Tree Publishing has begun an exciting exclusive partnership with Peer Music - the biggest independent music publishing company in the world and I’m excited to announce that our first joint project - the wonderful new single by Jonny Morgan - is released today!”

The Bobcast will feature chatting, live performances, more chatting and deep dives into Bob’s own archive of playlists (LINK) from his unparalleled career in the music broadcasting industry including The Old Grey Whistle Test, BBC Radio Shows.

Bob is proud to represent this important Charity and champion the vital work they do to access to education for medical professionals and patients in the UK & Ireland.

Bob was delighted this morning to discuss the forthcoming series of events on Radio 2’s celebration of Country Music in lieu of the postponed C2C: Country to Country festival.

The immersive media, music and entertainment district known as Outernet is set to open in central London in winter 2021. A 2,000 capacity venue, the return of the 12 Bar Club and a further intimate live space will open at the Denmark Street site.

Bob hosted a fascinating and charmingly informal interview with 2 times 2021 Americana Music Association Award winner in Instagram.

Big Machine Records has signed broadcaster Bob Harris OBE to its roster, for the special release of “#StandByMe (2020)”

19 August 2020: 60 years after it was first recorded, Ben E King’s iconic ‘Stand By Me’ is being re-recorded for a very special release.

Here’s a super video interview Bob conducted with Lyric Magazine’s James Daykin - who asked Bob about the soon-to-be-released star-studded #StandByMe charity single.

Radio 1 Breakfast presenter Greg James grew up with Bob’s famous whispering voice coming out of the radios at home, as his father Alan has been a fan from Bob’s first broadcast on Radio 1 on August 19th 1970 and his television career on The Old Grey Whistle Test, right through to Bob’s current work on Radio 2. They are firm friends through a love of cricket and music and have often attended gigs together with their families.

Greg talks in depth to Bob about his life, influences and passions and constant search for the next big thing.

“How can you not form a tight bond with the man who introduced you to the classiest singer songwriters, (from Neil Young to the young Elton and Jackson Browne) a man who then sells you country, with a passion so powerful you’d reckon one of the four mothers of his eight children would be called Tammy or Shania, and at least one of the kids would have a hyphen in their first name?”