Voice FM Southampton

Coming Up

Your Green Breakfast
7:00am - 9:00am

Environmental news with Xan Phillips
The Mystery Top 40
9:00am - 10:00am

Paul Baker counts down the hits, all you need to do is guess the year.
Brunch with Paul Baker
10:00am - Noon

Features include: Reasons To Be Cheerful, On This Day In History, The Brain Buster, and much more.
Saints Foundation Home Exercise
Noon - 12:15pm

Regular exercise to build strength

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Radio Mundial with Matt Sanger (1st September)
A global journey through underground and backroom music scenes.
JFS with GMan
Jazz-Funk and Soul
Coco P Soca Show
Fresh Soca music from the Caribbean.
Don John (1st September)
Swapping weeks with Soul Train and Night Moves, Don John brings you the best soul, randb and reggae music that the world has to offer.
News at Drive (1st September)
with Alacey Brookes

FREE PICKLEBALL TASTER SESSION FOR PEOPLE FOR PARKINSON'S IN SEPTEMBER 2026
Sport

Dorset and Hampshire Parkinson's communities are being invited to try a free Pickleball taster in September.
Mamma Mia The Musical - Review - Bournemouth Pavillion
Entertainment Reviews

This is one of those rare musicals that leaves you smiling from beginning to end. Whether you're a lifelong ABBA fan or somehow, like me, have never quite got around to seeing it, MAMMA MIA! is pure escapism, packed with unforgettable songs, infectious humour and a huge amount of heart.
INTERVIEW - Ferocious Dog get emotional as they play Wickham Festival for the last time.
Community

Ferocious Dog’s last ever appearance at the Wickham Festival will be an emotionally-charged event. After 25 years on the road, the band are splitting up in November as lead singer Ken Bonsall fulfils his promise to retire and spend more time with his wife Karen.
Review - Dark of the Moon a New Musical - Charing Cross Theatre - A Hidden Gem with West End Potential
Entertainment Reviews

There is something incredibly exciting about discovering a new musical in a small theatre space before it potentially grows into something much bigger, and Dark of the Moon feels like exactly that kind of production.