Log In Register now My account. By Alex Finnis Reporter. May 15, pm Updated July 13, pm. Your guide to what to watch next - no spoilers, we promise Email address is invalid Thank you for subscribing! Sorry, there was a problem. More from Culture. A loving tribute to the black and white keys, it celebrates the community and conviviality that the piano inspires and the spark of Jools' deep love for music.
The album showcases the vibrant versatility and virtuosity of Jools Holland and his lifelong friend, along with a truly unique line-up of some of the world's greatest artists: Lang Lang; David Gilmour; Ruby Turner; Herbie Hancock; Booker T. John; Joe Bonamassa; Trombone Shorty Recorded through the lockdown period and from many corners of the world, the album has been produced by multi-instrumentalist Nitin Sawhney and Jools' longtime producer Laurie Latham, with one track co-written and produced by Mousse T.
Do The Boogie. And so grateful to my lifelong friend the piano for making it possible. Click here for full tracklist details. The first single from the album to be released is the collaboration with Mousse T. However, we are delighted to announce that legendary artist, number one selling popstar and comedian Vic Reeves will join the tour instead, singing a selection of songs on stage with his usual comic flare alongside Jools and the piece orchestra across five special nights.
Other special guests lined up for the tour include the first-lady of rock 'n' roll Lulu from 28th October to 14th November, 19th to 20th November, 1st to 8th December and 18th to 21st December. Unfortunately, due to a scheduling clash, Lulu will not be able to appear at Brighton Centre on Saturday 11th December as originally planned, with Vic Reeves stepping up to take her place instead.
We've been able to seek out some great performances that haven't been seen for a long time — quite extraordinary things. It's added a whole new layer to the programme. One day, we'll all be back in the studio, but I'm sure we will keep that element going, bringing deep archive to the audience. These six episodes are a bonus run for Later…, which will then return for another series in May. The BBC likes to feel that, by nurturing talent, they come up through radio and television.
Later… With Jools Holland has had an enormous role in the debuts of so many of the great talents that we have. A new format featuring a main guest under socially distanced conditions and remote performances has been a lifeline for artists unable to tour during album campaigns. So I'm very excited — editorially, the show just gets stronger and stronger. It's the only show on television that focuses on bringing the hottest new talent to the audiences.
While it obviously helps that people are stuck at home, ratings have been strong for Later… in the past year , including a record result of 4. The programme featured new and archive performances from artists including Celeste, Roisin Murphy and Ella Eyre.
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