Greatest Hits Radio

Ken Bruce has taken to the airwaves again in his first show since his shock departure from the BBC. The legendary broadcaster started his new show on ...

New venture: Ken Bruce pictured in the hot seat of his new show on Greatest Hits Radio. Over the last 46 years I haven't had very much time off ever, I've attempted to turn up whenever I'm required to turn up so my natural feeling as a broadcaster is if I've got 17 days to do, I want to do them. 'Returning to Wogan House for a week after a month of broadcasting the Piano Room sessions at Maida Vale provided a natural break. I'll just be saying that's the end of this particular era of my life, but there'll be a continuation. Nut I love just doing a normal daily programme, trying to make myself laugh and other people. He said: 'What better way to celebrate my forty-five years in radio than with a new adventure and a brand-new show on Greatest Hits Radio. My belief is when I'm given a contract I work to it and complete it. back on the radio today on Greatest Hits Radio. I'm guessing this is a rush of people signing up to listen to Ken Bruce ad-free on GHR. Bruce welcomed viewers onto his new show with the Beatles 1969 hit Come Together. Getting up in the morning. It was just time for me to leave and now ...

'We're going back to the beginning for a brand new start,' DJ told listeners.

Bruce immediately addressed his inherited listeners who have followed him from the BBC. Only if there was monet in it, so I’m not going to.” [Ken Bruce](/topic/ken-bruce) announced a “brand new start” as he launched his [Greatest Hits ](/topic/greatest-hits)Radio show.

Ken Bruce, who recently departed BBC Radio 2 after decades on air, recently started his brand new show on Greatest Hits Radio.

"It's just going to be nice things to keep people engaged, keep people listening, and taking part in the show, it'll just be much the same as it was before just in a different place," Ken said. Before the new show launched, Ken told PA news agency that his new show will be "much the same" as his previous show. "I think I'm going to be going to bed an hour later because I just have to squeeze everything into the remaining hours of the day," Ken continued. Speaking to BBC Breakdast ahead of the new show, he said: "It’s a fresh start, it is something a little bit different in a new place, that is always good for somebody to try something a little bit new so there I am ready to go.” [Ken Bruce](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/ken-bruce) recently said he's been ["struggling to work his day out"](https://www.mirror.co.uk/3am/celebrity-news/ken-bruce-admits-hes-struggling-29614361) after launching his new radio show. Ken Bruce said his first Greatest Hits Radio show feels 'odd' as he started the programme with a classic Beatles track.

The former Radio 2 DJ had been at the BBC for more than 40 years until he presented his last show at the corporation in March.

That is always good, for somebody to try something a little bit new, so there I am, ready to go.” After joining BBC Radio Scotland in 1977 in his 30s, Bruce went on to present several other shows at the corporation, including taking over the Radio 2 Breakfast Showfrom Sir Terry Wogan in 1989. Ken Bruce has begun presenting his Greatest Hits Radio show for the first time since leaving BBC Radio 2.

It follows on from his last song on BBC Radio 2 – The End – from the same album Abbey Road. The show will follow a similar format to that of old with just a few ...

“We are absolutely delighted to finally welcome Ken into our studios for real today, and allow him to do what he does best, a fantastic live radio show! [April 3, 2023] And ofcourse to get to play PopMaster again. It’s been so good to be welcomed not only by some familiar faces but new colleagues as well. — Greatest Hits Radio (@greatesthitsuk) Ken said: “I’m thrilled to finally be back in a studio – where I belong – and this truly feels like coming home.

The 72-year-old Scottish broadcaster will be on air from 10am to 1pm weekdays at the Bauer radio station to play hit songs from the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s.

That is always good, for somebody to try something a little bit new, so there I am, ready to go.” After joining BBC Radio Scotland in 1977 in his 30s, Bruce went on to present several other shows at the corporation, including taking over the Radio 2 Breakfast Showfrom Sir He gave a shout-out to his wife along with several Facebook groups, centred around the radio presenter, like The Ken Bruce Preservation Society, and PopMaster With Ken Bruce.