Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Watch the Kurupt FM livestream below On 18 August, Kurupt FM goes mainstream. After five successful seasons, BAFTA-winning comedy ...

Mock pirate radio crew Kurupt FM have signed a deal with XL Recordings. The five piece, which include MC Grindah and DJ Beats among their ranks, join a roster that includes King Krule, Ibeyi, ...

People Just Do Nothing is currently competing in Radio Times' greatest modern comedy poll – but could a new chapter be on the ...

Kurupt FM, the fictional pirate radio station at the heart of BBC‘s cult-appeal People Just Do Nothing series, has been unveiled as the latest addition to XL Recordings’ impressive roster. The ...

Series 3 of The Kurupt FM Podkast is out now on online audiobook and podcast service Audible. Self-described ‘legends’ of Brentford’s UK Garage pirate radio scene – MC Grindah, DJ Beats, DJ Steves, ...

People Just Do Nothing has enjoyed its fair and hard-earned share of success. Beating Fleabag to a comedy BAFTA cemented the comedy troupe-slash-pirate radio DJs as true forces within the ...

Starting life as a mockumentary series in 2012, Kurupt FM has since evolved into a fully-fledged entertainment group that has continuously teamed up with some of the world’s biggest names. Having ...

Kurupt FM’s comeback podcast is to take the form of a late-night chat show, and be distributed via Audible. Chortle reported last month that the stars of People Just Do Nothing – MC Grindah, DJ Beats, ...

The crew from spoof West London pirate radio station Kurupt FM are heading east for their big screen debut. People Just Do Nothing: Big In Japan will find MC Grindah, Beats, Steves and Decoy heading ...

In collaboration with Birmingham producer Preditah, the latest tune from Jorja Smith captures the raw 2-step energy of U.K. pirate radio, and she leans fully into that vibe with the video (premiering ...

People Just Do Nothing, BBC Three's mockumentary about the lives of hapless 30-year-old UK garage DJs running a pirate radio station – Kurupt FM – in Brentford, was an incredible spiritual successor ...