Noreen Khan

Noreen Khan’s career in media began from a background rooted in music. She spent her early years learning to play instruments such as the violin and oboe, and performing in a steel band. This passion for music led her to start presenting for a local hospital radio show in 2003. Following this, she joined the Sonik Gurus as a keyboard player, touring internationally as a musician. Upon her return, Khan began her radio career as a presenter for Club Asia, where her engagement with music and personable approach gained attention.

Her career progressed significantly when she was recruited by the BBC Asian Network. In 2007, Noreen Khan became the host of the Asian Network Chart Show. This role marked a key turning point, establishing her presence in mainstream radio. Two years later, she moved to hosting the Weekend Breakfast show. By June 2010, Khan had taken over the Drivetime slot, further solidifying her position as a central figure on the BBC Asian Network. Beyond radio, she also ventured into television, hosting “The Fizzy Quiz Show” on Brit Asia, showcasing her versatility in media.

In addition to her broadcasting work, Khan has expanded her professional activities into stand-up comedy, initiating her career in this field in 2016. She developed and toured an all-female comedy show titled ‘Ladies of Laughter with Noreen Khan’ across the UK. She is also recognized for her work as an ambassador for the British Asian Trust, a charity supported by King Charles. Furthermore, Khan is a qualified yoga teacher and frequently performs as a DJ, demonstrating her continued connection to music and entertainment.