Cedric and Omar from The Mars Volta join Zane Lowe to discuss their self-titled album, the importance of mental health, and the highs and lows of the At the Drive-In reunion. Topics include the vulnerability of creating art, heeding the call of inspiration, exploring bravery and cowardice, the innate human response to fear and the role of music, repairing relationships and resolving issues, building a track and playing a whole station, and impressions, resurrecting old performances, and gratitude.

Noah Cyrus discusses her latest release and opens up about her relationship with her family, recovery, and the creative process behind her debut album. The chapter highlights the importance of privacy in finding oneself and the significance of space, silence, and collaboration in creative projects. It also explores the process of self-editing and accepting duality, finding support and opening up, and reflects on Noah Cyrus's journey in the music business and her creative space.

Marcus Mumford, lead singer of Mumford & Sons, discusses his debut solo release, addressing past trauma, the importance of emotions and trauma, selecting and crafting the album, taking responsibility for health, alcohol and personal growth, finding stability and preparing for tour, and the importance of community and support in the healing process.

Rock royalty Ozzy Osbourne and Sharon Osbourne join Zane Lowe to discuss Ozzy's latest album 'Patient Number 9'. They talk about their move back to England, family journey, and reveal stories about their life. They also discuss collaborating with Jeff Beck, the creation of the 'Wah-Wah Song', intense playing style of musician Zach, the importance of unconditional love in marriage, and share bizarre and humorous anecdotes. They also touch upon the city, moving back to the UK, finding peace, support from Kelly Osbourne, and therapy for self-improvement.

Kane Brown discusses his latest album, his relationship with Georgia, his father, and his venture into gaming. They also delve into the artist's faith, his collaboration with Blake Shelton, and his love for video games. Despite growing up in a challenging household, Brown overcame adversity and found success in the music industry. He shares his creative process and the value of creating authentic music.

Paolo Nutini, musician and singer-songwriter, discusses his latest album, his time away between projects, his musical influences, challenges of communication through art, the versatility of the bass guitar, contradictions in his songs, his career timeline and transformative travel experiences, and the importance of embracing structure while finding inspiration.

Muse's Matt Bellamy joins Zane to talk about their latest album "Will Of The People" and chats about the evolution of the band, being a fan of Lady Gaga and how current events shaped the sound of the record.

Bryan Ferry discusses Roxy Music's 50th anniversary tour, Brian Eno's impact, their strong female energy, the fusion of fashion and music, importance of dressing well on stage, and the joy of performing live.

Demi Lovato discusses their latest album 'HOLY FVCK', recovery, relationships, exploring a new sound, and the dichotomy of emotions in their music with Zane. They also reflect on their journey of finding their true selves again, navigating the entertainment industry at a young age, and manifesting dreams.

Zane Lowe interviews King Princess about her sophomore release 'Hold On Baby'. They discuss her love for the PS5, artistic collaborations with an owl, growth since her debut, and tour experiences with Kacey Musgraves.