Katie Gregson-MacLeod to chat with Kerr Okan on his virtual talk show

Kerr Okan, star interviewer of talk show One More Tune, will be popping up to Inverness this week in his more familiar role as frontman of The LaFontaines.

They support Twin Atlantic on Friday, the second last night of the Ironworks which is closing for good on Saturday.

It will be good to see TheLaFontaines in Inverness again where they have built up loyal fans with gigs and festival appearances over the years.

From Inverness, one of the first guests on Kerr's latest BBC talk show – back for a new series – will be Inverness singer-songwriter and TikTok sensation Katie Gregson-MacLeod.

BBC Scotland’s music talk show returns to BBC iPlayer a fortnight on Friday (Feb 17) with Kerr back in his virtual living room. In the show he gets to uncover the songs and stories that have soundtracked the lives of his guests.

Speaking about the third series, Kerr says: “It’s great to be back in the house!

“Series three brings with it a whole host of new faces, from UK chart toppers to TikTok sensations.

"The show has a knack for highlighting the ones to watch in the year ahead, and it’s been an absolute privilege ramming as much talent as possible into my gaff!”

Guests include Inverness viral hitmaker turned ‘sad-girl-indie’ star Katie Gregson-MacLeod, whose TikTok hit complex (demo) kick-started huge worldwide interest in her unique voice and songwriting talent.

Also on the show will be Scottish cycling legend and music enthusiast Danny MacAskill; West Lothian production duo LF System.

Also UK rock heroes Enter Shikari; Dalston DJ and hitmaker Eliza Rose; Glasgow soul-pop songwriter Joesef; BBC Introducing’s Scottish Act of the Year winner Bemz; fast rising Suffolk star Natasha Woods, aka Dylan; Edinburgh indie songwriter Bonnie Kemplay and Glasgow rockers and Radio 1 Live Lounge winners Uninvited.

One More Tune is produced by BBC Scotland Productions. The new series opener is on BBC iPlayer from Friday, February 17.

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