Jamie Crick has a long and distinguished career as a broadcaster.

 

He presents across the UK on 'Jazz FM' Afternoon Drive each weekday and Sunday Breakfast on 'Scala Radio' the UK's new classical radio station.

 

Jamie also founded and created the UK theatre radio brand 'Encore Radio' which plays songs from musical and movies.

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Jamie was until 2014 the presenter of Classic FM's second biggest daytime programme with 2.6 million listeners a week.

 

A multi Radio Academy Award Winner, Jamie set up one of the UK's first digital radio services - Gaydar Radio - which twice won a Gold Award.

 

Jamie has presented live for Sky Arts TV from The Royal Albert Hall and appeared on many UK television programmes from ITV1's breakfast show to panel games on BBC 2 and various guest appearances on magazine programmes.

 

He also presents many concerts and events throughout Britain for orchestras and organisations including the Royal Scottish National Orchestra, Music for Youth, The Royal British Legion, The Poppy Factory and Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra.

 

Jamie has written for various magazines and newspapers and his photos have been used on websites and by companies including Global Media and the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company.