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Andrew Marston introduces some festive sounds to this holiday period and rounds up some incredible sessions from some of our area's biggest success stories, including:

• Live music from Carol Decker of °Õ’P²¹³Ü, teaming up with the 91¸£ÀûÉç Concert Orchestra, as she reflects on the early days of van tours from Shrewsbury to London and the advice she gives to new artists to reach the charts.

• Robbie Williams, Stoke-on-Trent born and bred, reflects on a 30-year career that proves anyone from humble beginnings can reach the top of the charts and become one of the most talked-about musicians on the planet.

• In our Musicians’ Masterclass: finding your voice without losing it, Albrighton’s Nieve Ella sits down with vocal coach Lorna Blackwood to share what touring, festivals and real life taught them about protecting your voice.

• We hear from Kidderminster’s Robert Plant, who went from tarmacking roads in the Black Country to redefining rock music with Led Zeppelin, and is now mentoring a new generation of Worcestershire musicians with his band Saving Grace.

• In our Music News: A Worcester man who left submarines to open a new record store, a Bridgnorth musician behind the most played dance record in America, and a Stoke-on-Trent pop star who made a 94-year-old’s wish come true.

• We trace Peter Hook’s path from a working-class Cheshire childhood to post-punk pioneer with Joy Division and New Order, sharing the highs, the losses, and the music that changed everything.

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