Robbie James

Robbie James is an award-winning presenter and live host working across sport, entertainment and factual programming. Known for his energetic audience connection and confident live delivery, Robbie continues to build a strong presence across broadcast, digital and large-scale live events.

Originally breaking through in radio with Capital FM, Robbie has since worked across television and live sport with ITV, BBC and Sky Sports. His experience spans studio, streamed and live environments, including stadium and fan-zone hosting for England Cricket and Scotland Rugby. In 2026, Robbie will host a live stage at the British Grand Prix, further cementing his reputation as a trusted live-event presenter.

Alongside his on-screen work, Robbie brings significant production experience, executive producing projects including Shane Warne: A Hampshire Love Story for BBC Sounds, which received multiple award nominations. This editorial background gives him a strong understanding of storytelling, format and live production dynamics.

A passionate traveller, Robbie returned to his Scottish roots to front 10 Days in Scotland for Travelxp, later going on to host multiple global instalments of the 10 Days series.

Robbie has collaborated with brands including LADbible, Samsung and Walkers, and was the face of UCAS’ fastest-growing online series, UCAS Street View. He also co-hosts the women’s rugby podcast Outside Centre, writes a monthly opinion column for Round & About, and regularly DJs festivals and student events across the UK.

In 2023, Robbie made his acting debut in Masters of the Air, the Apple TV+ mini-series executive produced by Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg.

Away from screen, Robbie is a longstanding ambassador for Naomi House & Jacksplace Children’s Hospices.