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Arlo Parks

Arlo Parks

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Sep 17, 2026

Jason OkundayeGUEST
7:26
Something that I actually think is interesting to draw attention to is the Irish identity of three of those acts.
Jason OkundayeGUEST
7:31
Um, so Finneas, who is Irish American, Bioga, who are an Irish band, and also an Arlo Parks, who is Irish as well.
Jason OkundayeGUEST
7:38
And Parks' statement in particular was quite striking because he basically said that, you know, "As Irish people, we know well the reality of famine, of genocide, of violent occupation too."
Lucy HoughHOST
7:48
Yeah, an incredibly strong statement from Parks and from Sheeran's own band, who've now quit.
Lars MurrayHOST
6:56
In LA, Orville Peck is a sellout Friday night at the Hollywood Bowl.
Lars MurrayHOST
7:01
Arlo Parks still has some tickets available at the Bellwether that night if you didn't get into Orville Peck.
Lars MurrayHOST
7:07
Sophie Tucker on Saturday night is playing the Greek.
Lars MurrayHOST
7:10
That one is mostly sold out.
Mark FentonHOST
61:08
That was preceded by Dream Gaze Alt Rock from California, the band Soft Science, new single Fade from their brand new Sand album that was just released the other day.
Mark FentonHOST
61:23
Before that, girl groove 60 so whatever you want to call it the jaws of brooklyn out of seattle of course the song lie to me is from their brand new ep unstoppable and before that getting into the cinematic vibes with arlo parks and beams some clubby trippy chip hoppy music from her Ambiguous Desire released from earlier this year.
Mark FentonHOST
61:52
We've seen that with brand new music from British DJ Bonobo, who I'm just discovering.
Mark FentonHOST
61:58
He's been around for quite some time.
Ruth EmeryHOST
23:31
and it was it's funny because that was not my favorite part of me it was amazing they won but then we were kind of busy they then performed and then we were doing the media run after and by the time we'd finished that I remember being like I don't even I'm too tired I don't even want to go to the after show I'm just going to go home um but yeah it was actually the moment before that the kind of big win that was the the memory that I remember the most
Sarah RodriguezHOST
23:58
Yeah, we lived through that together on the Arlo Parks project when they won the Mercury Prize, right? When all of that happens, the artist has to go back on stage immediately.
Sarah RodriguezHOST
24:09
You win, you perform, and then it's straight onto live TV and then straight onto press.
Sarah RodriguezHOST
24:14
And we went to that little church together across the street to do all of the...
Giles BidderHOST
49:42
We've had some great guests this year.
Giles BidderHOST
49:44
Uh, Stuart Lee, Maisie Adam, Courtney Barnett, Arlo Parks, Interpol.
Giles BidderHOST
49:50
You can go back and find them on the feed.
Giles BidderHOST
49:52
Uh, and as always, we've got loads of great guests coming up.
Erin HoganHOST
21:21
Okay.
Jack FarrellHOST
21:22
Arlo Parks
Erin HoganHOST
21:23
is playing.
Erin HoganHOST
21:23
She's great.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
20:25
blossoming
Jeff LastHOST
21:20
That's Arlo Parks working with John Glacier there, and a fairly new single from them came out last week, I think, and Floette, the name of that track.
Jeff LastHOST
21:27
We started out with the late Cassandra Wilson in Children of the Night from her album Blue Light Till Dawn.
Jeff LastHOST
21:33
May she rest in peace.
Paul RichardsHOST
0:22
Matilda grew up in Shepherd's Bush in West London and attended the Brit School, where she began writing and recording her own music.
Paul RichardsHOST
0:28
She came to wider attention as the runner-up in Glastonbury's Emerging Talent Competition and has since supported the likes of Arlo Parks, Tom O'Dell and Wallows.
Paul RichardsHOST
0:35
Her debut album, Roxwell, came out in 2025, and now she's back with Kissmet, a record drawing on the sounds of Al Green, Carole King, and The Carpenters.
Paul RichardsHOST
0:43
Her single, Bittersweet, premiered as Radio 1's hottest record early this year, and she joined me in the studio for our conversation.

34 MINS LATER

Matilda MannGUEST
34:23
that was just really magical to watch them every night.
Matilda MannGUEST
34:26
I watched all of their performances.
Matilda MannGUEST
34:28
Um, and then I supported Arlo Parks and she was great and someone like the same age as me.
Matilda MannGUEST
34:33
So it was really cool to just see like the beginning of her journey and stuff and watch her blow up.
AliceUNKNOWN
31:53
So that's that.
AliceUNKNOWN
31:54
Then you got Arlo Parks.
AliceUNKNOWN
31:56
UK singer-songwriter is in town tonight.
AliceUNKNOWN
31:59
Brings her Desire Tour to the Emptelus.
Rachel IacovoneHOST
16:15
We're so glad to be a sponsor of that free concert series in Centennial Park.
Rachel IacovoneHOST
16:19
Arlo Parks, Buddy Miller, Nikki Lane, Morgan, and so many more great artists are there.
Marie Cecile AndersonHOST
16:25
I love that we're talking about what we want to hear this month, and I cannot wait.
Marie Cecile AndersonHOST
16:30
to hear Casey Musgraves at Bridgestone.

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