
Episode #12
It's Coming Home
It's 1996. Oasis are playing Knebworth. The Tories are on their way out. And England are hosting the Euros, their first major tournament since 1966. And at the intersection of brilliant british music, hope for the...


Amped dives into the greatest stories from the world of music. The legends and the moments that changed everything. Hosted by Olivia Jones, each episode brings you a story you think you already know but hopefully teaches you something you don't. Produced by Red Door Studios. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Signup to Generate a PitchAmped dives into the greatest stories from the world of music. The legends and the moments that changed everything. Hosted by Olivia Jones, each episode brings you a story you think you already know but hopefully teaches you something you don't. Produced by Red Door Studios.
Recent episodes include "It's Coming Home" (11 June 2026, 19 minutes), "Gwyneth Paltrow introduces Eminem to Dido" (21 May 2026, 13 minutes), and "Nil Point - The UK Eurovision Story" (14 May 2026, 17 minutes).
AMPED publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 18 minutes across 17 episodes.
Booking probability for AMPED is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. AMPED requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. AMPED's contact route on record: verified email.
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AMPED is a music podcast with 17 episodes published.
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Episode #12
It's 1996. Oasis are playing Knebworth. The Tories are on their way out. And England are hosting the Euros, their first major tournament since 1966. And at the intersection of brilliant british music, hope for the...

Episode #11
In 1998, a Bronx producer recorded a voice off his television during a Gwyneth Paltrow film advert. Two years later, that recording became the backbone of one of the most celebrated songs in hip-hop history and made a...

Episode #10
This is the story of how Britain went from genuine Eurovision contender to continent-wide punchline across the space of a decade. From nil points in Latvia, a throat infection in Kyiv, and a rapper Athens . Featuring...

Episode #9
It's May 2006. Ricky Wilson leaves a Hard-Fi gig early to watch a film on telly, crosses a road in Leeds, and gets hit by a car. It's probably his frontman instincts that save him. This is a story about a shy kid from...

Episode #8
In 2005, Jason Regler was sitting alone in a dark room watching Coldplay on TV when a single lyric gave him an idea. Six years later, that idea made 80,000 Coldplay fans a part of the show and a part of live music...

Episode #7
In 2006, an eighteen-year-old from South London finished her final year at the BRIT School, recorded a three-song demo and gave it to a friend. The friend put it on MySpace. A few months later, one of the biggest music...

Episode #6
This episode explores the slightly chaotic creation of "Millennium," a song that became the Robbie William's first UK No. 1. We dive into how Robbie went from being the "spare part" of Take That to a solo powerhouse as...

Episode #5
This episode dives into the chaotic, seven-day sprawl of the Castlemorton Common Festival in May 1992. What started as a massive police miscalculation by redirecting a convoy of New Age Travellers away from Bristol. It...

Episode #4
For decades, every artist on Top of the Pops had to follow one rule: mime. No live music, no exceptions — just stand there, look the part, and pretend. They had some logic to the decision and most artists played along...

Episode #3
In 2002, Fatboy Slim threw a free party on Brighton Beach for 60,000 people but instead 250,000 showed up. The roads were gridlocked for 25 miles, the pubs ran out of beer, and the police almost called in the riot...

In 1998, the Spice Girls were the biggest group on Earth, but the "Girl Power" facade was cracking. Between Geri Halliwell’s sudden departure and the grueling "bone-deep exhaustion" of constant touring, the band was...

In this episode, we explore the ultimate Britpop "what if": why Supergrass famously turned down a life-changing offer from Steven Spielberg . Just 12 months into their career—and only two years after forming in a...

On 13 February 1989, inside the grand surroundings of Royal Albert Hall, the British Phonographic Industry attempted to make the Brit Awards less stuffy. With rock legend Mick Fleetwood and pop star Samantha Fox at the...

Episode #3
At the 2015 Brit Awards, Madonna was pulled backwards down a flight of stairs during a live performance seen by millions. A cape. A misjudged tie. A split-second choice. This episode looks beyond the viral moment to...

Episode #2
On 24th February 1997, five women took to the stage at the BRIT Awards and in three minutes and thirty seconds, British pop culture changed forever. This episode tells the story behind the most iconic dress in pop...

Episode #1
In 1996, at the height of Britpop, one impulsive act at the Brit Awards would change Jarvis Cocker’s life forever. When Michael Jackson transformed the ceremony into a spectacle for his HIStory album — complete with...

The first series of Amped dives into the most talked about moments from the Brit Awards. From Jarvis Cocker’s onstage protest of Michael Jackson, to Geri Halliwell’s Union Jack dress, Madonna’s infamous cape fall, and...
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