Later... with Jools Holland
Season 31
Jools Holland introduces a diverse mix of new musical talent and established artists
Where to Watch Season 31
6 Episodes
- Morrissey, British Sea Power, Nate James, Ida Maria, and Mayra AndradeE2
Morrissey, British Sea Power, Nate James, Ida Maria, and Mayra AndradeJools Holland presents a mixture of live music. Morrissey sings tracks from his upcoming solo greatest hits collection. Brighton based Indie chart stars British Sea Power play songs from album Do You Like Rock Music including recent single Waving Flags. Also includes double MOBO winner Nate James, Stockholm's newest pop star Ida Maria and Cuban born Cape Verdean singer Mayra Andrade. - Hot Chip, Sheryl Crow, Liza Minnelli, Sugarush Beat Company, Rahsaan Patterson, and Ida CorrE3
Hot Chip, Sheryl Crow, Liza Minnelli, Sugarush Beat Company, Rahsaan Patterson, and Ida CorrJools Holland presents a mixture of live music. London's pop-synth kings Hot Chip play tracks from their current album Made In The Dark including recent single Ready For The Floor. Sheryl Crow returns with songs from her forthcoming sixth album Detours. Liza Minnelli joins Jools at the piano for a song and a chat about her life. Also features Australian beat-wizard Sugarush Beat Company, American soul sensation Rahsaan Patterson and Danish siren Ida Corr. - Duffy, We Are Scientists, Steve Earle and Alison Moorer, Asa, and Martina Topley BirdE4
Duffy, We Are Scientists, Steve Earle and Alison Moorer, Asa, and Martina Topley BirdJools Holland presents a mixture of live music. American indie-pop funsters We Are Scientists debut tracks from their forthcoming LP Brain Thrust Mastery. Political singer/songwriter Steve Earle performs with his wife Alison Moorer. Rising Nigerian star Asa sings her mix of pop, folk and reggae. Martina Topley Bird returns to the programme with tracks from her forthcoming album The Blue God, and Welsh female soul singer Duffy also performs. - Supergrass, Vampire Weekend, The Kills, and Devon SprouleE5
Supergrass, Vampire Weekend, The Kills, and Devon SprouleJools Holland presents a mixture of live music. Oxford popsters Supergrass return with tracks from their brilliant new album Diamond Hoo Ha, also new band of the moment New Yorkers Vampire Weekend perform an interesting mix of Western and African styles, which they describe as Upper West Side Soweto. Also performing in the studio is British jazz musician and trombonist Chris Barber.
