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Secret message from Chris Moyles before heading to the jungle

The message for his listeners was played out on Radio X this morning. Chris recorded the secret message before heading to Australia to take part in this year’s ‘I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! After his Radio X Breakfast Show a few days ago, Chris kept the cameras rolling in the studio to capture the “very emotional” moment he revealed to his team, Dominic Byrne, Pippa Taylor and James Robinson that he was taking part in the hit show...

Radio X’s Chris Moyles confirmed as a contestant on I’m a Celebrity

After turning down the show for many years, Chris Moyles has finally been confirmed as a contestant on I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here. Ten celebs have been announced for the ITV show which starts on Sunday 6th November at 9pm hosted by Ant and Dec back in Australia...

Steve Coogan talks Partridge with Chris Moyles on Radio X

Steve Coogan was on The Chris Moyles Show on Radio X this morning talking all things Alan Partridge including the possibility of a prequel. He also revealed what he thinks happened before Alan returned to TV in ‘This Time with Alan Partridge’ and how he made it back on TV. Chris admitted he sometimes that he takes TV characters too seriously and too literally but puts it down to a respect for the comedy...

Richard Hammond tells Chris Moyles he thought James May was dead!

During an interview on this morning’s The Chris Moyles Show on Radio X, Richard Hammond told Chris Moyles he thought James May was dead after his crash whilst filming The Grand Tour special ‘A Scandi Flick’. Speaking about James May’s crash, Richard Hammond said “I don’t know what came over him, genuinely, I don’t.. He really wanted to win...

Blossoms to play exclusive London gig for Radio X

Blossoms are to play an exclusive intimate gig for fans in London next month – Radio X Presents Blossoms with Barclaycard. The gig will take place at O2 Academy Islington on Wednesday 4 May. It’ll be one of the first chances for fans to catch the band live after the release of their hotly anticipated fourth studio album ‘Ribbon Around the Bomb’, which is released on 29 April...

Chris Moyles celebrates birthday on Radio X live from Britain’s highest pub

Chris Moyles celebrated his birthday earlier today by broadcasting his Radio X show live from the highest pub in Britain, The Tan Hill Inn. The Yorkshire pub, which at 1,732 feet (528m) above sea level is the highest in the UK, became world famous last November when customers attending a gig by Oasis tribute act ‘Noasis’ were snowed in for days after a snowstorm left them and the band stranded...

Rescheduled date announced for Radio X Biffy Clyro gig

The acoustic performance of Radio X Presents Biffy Clyro with Barclaycard in Hackney Church, which was postponed last month because of the coronavirus situation, has now been rescheduled. Biffy Clyro released their latest album in October, The Myth of The Happily Ever After, a homegrown project that represents a rapid emotional response to the turmoil of the previous year...

Radio X creates exclusive Biffy Clyro gig for listeners

Biffy Clyro will kick off 2022 with an exclusive acoustic gig for fans, Radio X Presents Biffy Clyro with Barclaycard. Radio X’s Toby Tarrant will host the gig and the station will sell tickets via the Global Player app. The acoustic performance will take place at Hackney Church in East London on Tuesday 18th January, 2022, just before the band begin their rescheduled European Tour...

Latest listening figures show Chris Moyles ahead of Chris Evans

The latest radio audience figures show a change in listening habits including some stations recording lower numbers at breakfast. This is partly caused by more people working from home due to the pandemic and because the industry body, RAJAR has changed its methodology in measuring audiences. Despite RAJAR urging caution when making comparisons, Zoe Ball, Greg James, Roman Kemp, Chris Evans and the...

In photos: Global’s Make Some Noise raises over £2.7 million

Global’s Make Some Noise has raised over £2.7 million for small charities that help disadvantaged people across the UK after a day of on-air activities. All of its radio brands came together – Heart, Capital, Classic FM, Smooth, LBC, Radio X, Capital Dance, Capital XTRA and Gold – to raise funds and awareness for small charities in local communities across the UK, including food banks, mental health and domestic abuse helplines...