Later... with Jools Holland

With The Divine Comedy, blues musician Robert Finley, rising powerhouse vocalist Sienna Spiro, DJ and producer HAAi, and new R&B star Odeal. Plus chats with Rick Astley and Beth Ditto.

With Florence + The Machine, New York musician Brian Jackson, soul singer Omar, Cardiff five-piece Panic Shack, classical pianist Víkingur Ólafsson and Londoner Baxter Dury.

With Scottish rockers Biffy Clyro, musical genius Jacob Collier, Irish five-piece Just Mustard, R&B artist kwn, singer-songwriter James Morrison and chatting to Justin Currie.

With legends Suede, London singer Yazmin Lacey, country superstar Luke Combs, Mississippi’s Annie and the Caldwells, and Dublin band Sprints, as well as a chat with Gary Kemp.

With Rotherham’s Self Esteem, singer and pianist Tom Odell, musical polymath Emma-Jean Thackray, Chicago’s Ezra Furman and psychedelic songstress Greentea Peng. Also, Jools chats with Guy Garvey.

With rockers Wet Leg, legendary band Sparks, Italian composer Ludovico Einaudi, south London-Colombian singer Sasha Keable, LA singer Annahstasia and Scottish artist Brooke Combe.

With girl group Sugababes, London rockers Wolf Alice, wordsmith Kae Tempest, Nigerian-born Obongjayar, Donegal’s George Houston and folk legend Peggy Seeger.

With performances from Sheffield Britpop legends Pulp, Swedish rockers The Hives, American singer-songwriter Suzanne Vega, rising star Nectar Woode and London band Wunderhorse.

With music from singer-songwriter St. Vincent, Foals frontman Yannis Philippakis, musician and singer K.O.G, Grammy winner Arooj Aftab, Liverpool-based artist Jalen Ngonda and pianist Joe Webb.

With music from guitarist and singer Gary Clark Jr, Manchester band Courteeners, singer-songwriter Rosie Lowe, London-based artist Biig Piig and singer-songwriter David Gray with vocalist Talia Rae.

Featuring music from iconic Boston band Pixies, Bristolian singer-songwriter Katy J Pearson, classical composer Max Richter, rapper and rising star Pozer and Scottish singer-songwriter Jacob Alon.

Jools welcomes to the show singer, songwriter and guitarist David Gilmour, punk rockers Amyl and the Sniffers, 80s icons The The, singer-songwriter Dhruv and hip-hop tour de force Moonchild Sanelly.

With Dublin band Fontaines D.C., singer Lucy Rose, Nigerian star Tems, American blues and country singer Charley Crockett and singer Paris Paloma. And Jools chats to legendary Scottish singer Lulu.

Jools welcomes to the show Sheffield's Richard Hawley with a couple of tracks from his album In This City They Call You Love; Californian pop star Remi Wolf, who performs her single Cinderella from her album Big Ideas; Nia Archives from Yorkshire, performing two tracks from her Top 20 album Silence Is Loud; south Indiana singer-songwriter Stephen Wilson Jr, making his debut with his song Year to Be Young 1994 from his debut album søn of dad; and Somaliland's Sahra Halgan, who performs Sharaf from her third album Hiddo Dhawr. Also, Jools chats to music producer, academic and founding member of Steel Pulse Mykaell Riley about a new exhibition at the British Library celebrating 500 years of black British music entitled Beyond the Bassline.

Jools welcomes to the show Leeds band Yard Act, who perform a couple of tracks from their second album, Where’s My Utopia?; legend of British music Gabrielle with her song Miss You from her album A Place in Your Heart; New Zealand multi-instrumentalist, vocalist and producer Jordan Rakei with two songs from his fifth album, The Loop; Adrianne Lenker, best known as the frontwoman of the band Big Thief, who performs the emotional song Sadness as a Gift; west London visual artist and musician Lava La Rue, who performs their single Push N Shuv, taken from their debut album Starface; and south London band Fat Dog, who perform All The Same, taken from their debut album WOOF.

Jools welcomes to the show The Black Keys, who perform a couple of tracks from their 12th album, Ohio Players, including On the Game, which features a guest appearance from their co-writer Noel Gallagher. Also featuring is Bristol’s Beth Gibbons, who has just released her solo debut album, Lives Outgrown; east London’s Ghetts with a couple of songs from his fourth album, On Purpose, With Purpose, including the track Double Standards, featuring south London’s Sampha; Shaznay Lewis with a track from her second solo album, Pages; and New York-born, south India-raised LA artist Ganavya, who performs the track forgive me my from her third album, like the sky I’ve been too quiet.

Jools welcomes to the show Leeds-born soul-rooted artist Corinne Bailey Rae, who performs a couple of songs from her her years-in-the-making Black Rainbows project; neo-soul singer and prolific songwriter Cleo Sol with two tracks, one of which is taken from her album Heaven; London-based group Bombay Bicycle Club, who perform their track I Want to Be Your Only Pet from their sixth album, My Big Day; 19-year-old Sekou from Leicestershire, who performs his single Better Man; Dublin's CMAT, who performs her song Whatever’s Inconvenient from her second album Crazymad, for Me; and Barking's Billy Bragg, who performs a rendition of A New England. Meanwhile, joining Jools at the piano for a chat are broadcasters Annie Macmanus and Nick Grimshaw, here to discuss their podcast Sidetracked on BBC Sounds.

Jools welcomes to the show Irish singer Róisín Murphy to perform a couple of tracks from her album Hit Parade; London producer and songwriter Nitin Sawhney, who performs a track he wrote with I Am Roze, a new singer from Louisiana; singer-songwriter Tom Walker, who performs two songs including the single Burn from his upcoming second album; south east London drummer Yussef Dayes with the title track of his first solo record Black Classical Music; and Leeds band English Teacher, who perform their track The World’s Biggest Paving Slab. Jools also chats to Madness frontman Suggs about the band's first new album in seven years, Theatre of the Absurd presents C’est La Vie. And there's a celebration of the 75th anniversary of the arrival of the HMT Empire Windrush by showing a specially made short film telling the story of influential Jamaican musician Michael ‘Bammi’ Rose.

Jools welcomes to the show singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer Sampha with a couple of tracks from his second LP, Lahai; Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark, who perform a couple of songs from their latest album Bauhaus Staircase; powerhouse vocalist Izo FitzRoy, who plays two songs with her band and a six-piece gospel choir from her album A Good Woman; Christone 'Kingfish' Ingram, a blues guitarist and vocalist who Jools met playing in a juke joint in Mississippi, who performs his track Midnight Heat; and Willie J Healey, who makes his debut with the track Thank You, taken from his third album, Bunny.

Jools welcomes back The Streets to perform a couple of tracks from their album The Darker the Shadow, the Brighter the Light, and he talks to frontman Mike Skinner about the album's accompanying film. Also on the show are London-based electronic artist Romy with the single Weightless from her first solo album Mid Air; the inimitable Cat Power, with her rendition of Mr Tambourine Man, taken from her forthcoming album Cat Power Sings Dylan: The 1966 Royal Albert Hall Concert; from Montreal, Grammy-nominated artist Allison Russell with her single Stay Right Here; and Philadelphia-born, Manchester-based singer BC Camplight, who performs a couple of tracks from his acclaimed fifth album The Last Rotation of Earth.

Jools introduces a 60-minute feast of delights from the archive, featuring some of the greatest women of hip-hop soul who have graced the Later... studio.

Jools takes a look back at one of the world's most iconic artists of the 21st century, celebrating her short yet remarkable career. Having first made her debut on the show in 2003 with her first single Stronger Than Me, taken from her debut album Frank, Amy returned to Later… in 2006, following her seminal No 1 Back to Black album, to perform Top 10 hit Rehab and the Motown-influenced Tears Dry on Their Own.She also performed twice at Jools' Annual Hootenanny in 2004 and 2006, where she added her own unique style and inimitable voice to renditions of classic songs like Teach Me Tonight and Monkey Man, and teamed up with Paul Weller to perform a couple of numbers, notably Etta Jones's Don't Go to Strangers.

Johnny Cash in performance from 1994 and the full version of the widely acclaimed video for the song Hurt. Presented by Jools Holland.

Jools presents a very special episode of Later… starring Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds. Following the release of their fourth studio album Council Skies, the Mancunian icon performs a full set with his band and a 16-piece string orchestra for an intimate performance of new songs such as Pretty Boy, Open The Door, See What You Find and the title track Council Skies. There are also a few treats from the High Flying Birds and Oasis repertoires including a B-side Noel has never performed live before. Noel also joins Jools for a chat at the piano and we take a quick look back at his performances on the show over the years.

Arctic Monkeys perform tracks from their brand new record 'The Car', as well as some old favourites, and chat with Jools at the piano for a special edition of Later... dedicated solely to them.

Jools welcomes Simple Minds, Wu-Lu and Lex Amor, FLO, Christine and the Queens Presents Redcar, and Rita Wilson and Jackson Browne to the show.

Jools welcomes iconic British band Suede, synth-pop group Hot Chip, Bristol's Billy Nomates, South African cellist, composer and singer Abel Selaocoe, and rising star Debbie to the show.

Jools welcomes Raye, Phoenix, Paul Heaton and Jacqui Abbott, Dermot Kennedy and Angeline Morrison.

Jools welcomes Florence + The Machine, The Mysterines, Kamal, Deyaz and Jamie T to the show, as well as celebrating Sir Paul McCartney's eightieth birthday with a look through the archives.

Jools welcomes Scottish singer-songwriter Paolo Nutini, breakthrough artist Katy J Pearson, producer William Orbit and singer Polly Scattergood, Parisian twins Ibeyi and Oxford indie rockers Foals.

Jools welcomes London musician Koyej Radical, Leicester band Kasabian, north west Londoner Knucks, jazz singer Judi Jackson and south London poet, novelist and songwriter Kae Tempest to the show.

Jools welcomes actress and singer Jessie Buckley and guitarist Bernard Butler, south Londoner Poppy Ajudha, electro-pop quartet Confidence Man, and rock'n'roll band Warmduscher to the show.

Jools chats to queen of pop Kylie Minogue and also presents performances from Yard Act, Priya Ragu and Ed Sheeran.

Jools welcomes music legend Sting, contemporary jazz star Nubya Garcia, Isle of Wight duo Wet Leg and singer-songwriter Lola Young to the show.

Jools welcomes global superstar Ed Sheeran, Manchester born singer-songwriter Pip Millett, Oxford indie-pop group Glass Animals and Scottish rock trio Biffy Clyro to the show.

Jools welcomes music legend Sir Elton John, singer-songwriter Sam Fender and, in his Later... debut, Birmingham's SIPHO.

Jools welcomes to the show grime originator, rapper and songwriter Kano and two Later debuts: Sheffield’s Rebecca Taylor, aka Self Esteem, and contemporary soul and funk purveyor Joel Culpepper.

Jools chats with comedian, writer and music lover Romesh Ranganathan, bandleader, multi-instrumentalist, vocalist and producer Emma-Jean Thackray and the legendary Van Morrison.

Jools welcomes British legend Joan Armatrading, Sunderland art rockers Field Music and LA-based group Gabriels to the show.

Jools welcomes Dublin-born singer songwriter Imelda May, British-Nigerian musician and actor Little Simz, rising Grantham star Holly Humberstone and Scandinavian electro-pop princess Sigrid.

Jools chats to singer and actor Olly Alexander, British rising star Griff, composer and musical polymath Nitin Sawhney, and the multi-talented cellist and singer Ayanna Witter-Johnson.

Jools chats to actor, comedian and music lover Lenny Henry, and showcases performances from Thamesmead rapper and singer Enny and Leeds-London collective Nubiyan Twist ft. K.O.G.

Jools chats to award-winning British songstress Laura Mvula, who chooses and discusses her favourite performances from the Later archive. Also featuring performances from Dry Cleaning and Paul Weller.

Jools welcomes global superstar, The Voice judge and legendary singer Sir Tom Jones into the studio to discuss his musical journey, as well as showcasing performances by Wolf Alice and Pa Salieu.

Jools chats to popstar Melanie C about her musical journey so far and her loves and influences, and For Those I Love and Mica Paris perform.

Jools chats to Sheffield musician and broadcaster Jarvis Cocker about his musical journey so far, and there are performances from Greentea Peng and Working Men’s Club.

Jools chats to Celeste, the BBC’s Sound of 2020, about her musical journey so far, and there are performances from The Lathums and Joesef.

Jools chats to singer and actor Paloma Faith about her musical journey, loves and influences, and there is a unique performance at Jools’s studio from producer, songwriter and musician Fraser T Smith.

Jools chats to singer, songwriter and broadcaster Guy Garvey about his inspirations and music that he loves, illustrated with treats from the Later… archive.

Jools chats to double Grammy-winning soul and jazz singer Gregory Porter about the artists he loves and is influenced by, and Dublin band Fontaines D.C. perform A Hero’s Death.

This week, Jools chats to Ellie Goulding ahead of the release of her fourth album, and Biig Piig performs her new single Switch.

Jools chats to Golden Globe-winning actor, comedian, musician and writer Hugh Laurie, and there is a unique performance by multi-instrumentalist and singer Jacob Collier.

Jools introduces a stellar line-up that spans genres and decades, featuring Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds, Brittany Howard, Harry Styles, Sir Tom Jones, FKA twigs and Abdullah Ibrahim.

It's the penultimate show of the series, and joining Jools in the hallowed circle of dreams are Ronnie Wood with his Wild Five ft. Imelda May, Lewis Capaldi, Foals, Sudan Archives and Nilufer Yanya.

Joining Jools this week in the hallowed musical circle are Kano, Nerija, Joy Crookes, Metronomy and Jamie Cullum.

Jools and Lady Leshurr introduce live performances by The SLP, Elbow, Little Simz, Michael Kiwanuka and slowthai. And Jools chats to comedian James AcaJools Holland introduces live performances by The SLP, Elbow, Little Simz, Michael Kiwanuka and slowthai. And Jools chats with comedian James Acaster and this Friday's co-host Lady Leshurr.ster.

Joining Jools Holland on the final show of this run are Jungle, The Good, the Bad & the Queen, Robyn, Mattiel and Terry Reid.

Joining Jools Holland on the show are Interpol, Bugzy Malone, Fantastic Negrito, Another Sky, Fatoumata Diawara, Marc Almond and Olivia Chaney.

Joining Jools Holland on the show are Sigrid, Paul Weller, Jacob Banks, Villagers, Joe Bonamassa, Octavian and Rosalia.

Joining Jools Holland on the third show of the series are Neneh Cherry, The Lemon Twigs, Echo & the Bunnymen, Sam Fender, Toots Hibbert and Ashley McBryde.

Joining Jools on the last show of the series are Nile Rodgers and Chic, Cosha, Mura Masa, Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats, Nakhane, Gaz Coombes, Goat Girl and Chas & Dave.

Stepping into the spotlight in Jools's cercle de reves this week are Christine and the Queens, Kamasi Washington, James, St Vincent, Daniel Caesar and Daniel Blumberg.

Jools Holland hosts a musical melange in Maidstone Studios, featuring Florence + The Machine, Femi Kuti, Lily Allen, Lady Leshurr, Young Fathers and Starcrawler.

Jools Holland unites a unique cast for one night only. Featuring performances by Bjork, The Breeders, Les Amazones D'Afrique, Deva Mahal, Hailey Tuck and Lump.

Guests include Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds, Dua Lipa, Saz'iso, Superorganism, Aimee Mann, Jose Feliciano and Amadou & Mariam.

Guests include Stereophonics, Hurray for the Riff Raff, Moses Sumney, Richard Thompson and Japanese pianist extraordinaire Hiromi.

With Wolf Alice, Grizzly Bear, SZA, RL Boyce, King Krule and Paul Heaton and Jacqui Abbott.

Guests include Robert Plant, St Vincent, Nick Mulvey, Kelela, John Moreland and Beck.

Featuring Brighton duo Royal Blood, electro-pop trio The xx, bandleader Trombone Shorty, rock group Haim, reggae artist Chronixx and country music star Maren Morris.

Joining Jools on the penultimate show of the 50th series are Sheryl Crow, Lorde, Oumou Sangare, Pumarosa, Aldous Harding, Jane Birkin and Stefflon Don.

Joining Jools is Paul Weller, trio Alt-J, rapper Dave, electro-pop trio Little Dragon, singer-songwriter Maggie Rogers and a cappella septet Naturally 7.

Jools is joined by Ibibio Sound Machine, 10cc, New Orleans-based Benjamin Booker, Kentucky singer-songwriter Joan Shelley, Canadian duo Japandroids and singer-songwriter Sigrid.

Performers on the last show of the series include Chase and Status, Glass Animals and Jose Feliciano.

Guests include MO, Anoushka Shankar, Emeli Sande, Wilco, Warpaint and Regina Spektor.

Guests include KT Tunstall, St Paul & The Broken Bones, Teleman, Haley Bonar and The Temptations.

Guests include The Pretenders, Samm Henshaw, Ray BLK, Empire of the Sun and Paul Rodgers.

Guests on the last show of the series are Tame Impala, Biffy Clyro, Michael Kiwanuka, Moon Hooch, James Blake and Lera Lynn.

Guests on this show include the Last Shadow Puppets, Bonnie Raitt, Ballake Sissoko and Vincent Segal.

Guests on this show include Iggy Pop, Lou Doillon, Protoje and Graham Nash.

In the final show of the series, Rod Argent and Colin Blunstone, CeeLo Green, The Arcs, Shura, Mbongwana Star, Joanna Newsom and Low join Jools.

Guy Garvey, Dave Gahan, Soulsavers, Jamie Woon, Willy Mason, Judy Collins, Caravan Palace and Bela Fleck & Abigail Washburn join Jools.

Joining Jools on the show this week are Duran Duran, Public Image Ltd., Miguel, Frazey Ford, Wolf Alice and Simbi Ajikawo aka Little Simz.

Joining Jools this week is John Newman, Labi Siffre, Sleaford Mods, Burt Bacharach, Everything Everything, Lizz Wright and Lynched.

Music programme featuring live sessions from contemporary and classic artists, including Muse, Melody Gardot, Sleater-Kinney, Peggy Seeger and Seasick Steve.

Music programme featuring live sessions from contemporary and classic artists, including Rudimental, Simply Red, Joan Armatrading, Skepta, Leon Bridges and Ezra Furman.

Music programme featuring live sessions from contemporary and classic artists, including Paul Weller, Father John Misty, Lianne La Havas and Curtis Harding.

Music programme featuring live sessions from contemporary and classic artists, including FFS, Alabama Shakes, the Lone Bellow and Tobias Jesso Jr.

Acts include Bryan Ferry, Paul Rodgers, The War on Drugs, Fuse ODG, Seinabo Sey and Laura Doggett.

Acts include Robert Plant, Counting Crows, tUnE-yArDs, Gedeon Luke and the People and Years & Years.

Joining Jools are U2, Sam Smith, Interpol, Zola Jesus, Dave and Phil Alvin, and Slaves.

With Sinead O'Connor, Rumer, Labrinth, Rival Sons, Ibeyi and Adam Cohen. Jools also chats to Holly Johnson.

Joining Jools for the last in the series are Glastonbury headliners Arcade Fire, Imelda May, Wild Beasts, Sharon Van Etten, Kwabs, Damien Jurado and Hank Marvin.

Jools Holland is joined in the studio by Kelis, Ed Sheeran, White Denim, Chrissie Hynde, Hurray for the Riff Raff and Cambridge-born multi-instrumentalist Nick Mulvey.

Jools Holland is joined in the studio by Kasabian, St. Vincent, Brian Eno and Karl Hyde, Ibibio Sound Machine, Natalie Merchant and TV debutant George Ezra.

Jools Holland is joined by Aloe Blacc, who performs tracks from Lift Your Spirit. Plus the Horrors, the Afghan Whigs, Little Dragon, Sturgill Simpson and Roger Cicero.

Joining Jools in the studio are The Killers, Boy George, Chase & Status with Jacob Banks and Moko, Jimmy Webb with Del Amitri's Justin Currie, The Orwells and Denai Moore.

Joining Jools in the studio are The National, John Mayer, London Grammar, Ballake Sissoko, Lissie and the recently reunited seminal British rock outfit Graham Parker & The Rumour.

Joining Jools in the studio are Arctic Monkeys, performing tunes from 'AM', Sir Paul McCartney returns, with music from 'New', on which he has collaborated on with producers such as Mark Ronson and Ethan Johns. South London dancefloor songstress Katy B makes her debut on the show with a couple of numbers from her upcoming second album 'Little Red'. Guitarist and songwriter Gary Clark Jr brings his style of Texan blues to the studio, with numbers from his universally acclaimed 'Blak and Blu' LP. Benjamin Clementine and chatting to Jools at the piano is soul-funk legends, Earth Wind and Fire about their remarkable 40 years of music making

Jools is joined by psych-rock duo MGMT, soul-pop singer John Newman, songwriters Anna Calvi and Lloyd Cole, folk-pop artist Passenger, Spanish songstress Concha Buika and Suggs.

Jools is joined for the final show by Caro Emerald, Bonnie Raitt, Johnny Marr, Disclosure, Noah and the Whale and Gabriel Bruce. Shane Meadows talks about his film Made of Stone.

Jools is joined by Beady Eye, as well as R&B sensation Miguel, British synth-pop pioneers OMD, Scottish songstress KT Tunstall, LA duo Deap Vally and George the Poet.

Jools is joined by John Grant, Stereophonics, Low, Lee Thompson's Ska Orchestra, Melt Yourself Down and Yasmine Hamdan. Cerys Matthews chats about her forthcoming sing-along book.

Jools is joined by Queens of the Stone Age, Texas, Lulu James, Patty Griffin, Peace and Katmen. Deep Purple's Ian Gillan and Ian Paice talk about their 19th studio album.

In the last show to be filmed at BBC TV centre, Jools is joined by Lana Del Rey, Palma Violets, Nona Hendryx, The Weeknd, Tom Odell, Soul II Soul and Tift Merritt.

Jools is joined by Sinead O'Connor, who performs songs from her ninth studio album. Also featuring Tame Impala, Biffy Clyro, Lau, Courtney Pine and Mud Morganfield.

Jools is joined by Ellie Goulding, Band of Horses, Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page, Rodriguez, Larry Graham from Sly & The Family Stone, Foals and Luisa Sobral.

Jools is joined by Seattle's Soundgarden, Northern Irish trio Two Door Cinema Club, Trey Songz, Natasha Khan aka Bat For Lashes and Sri Lankan singer Bhi Bhiman.

Joining Jools on the final show of the series are Jamaican legend Jimmy Cliff, Esperanza Spalding, Swedish quintet The Hives, Paloma Faith, pop synth duo Beach House and Jake Bugg.

Joining Jools in this edition of the show are Dexys, South London's Hot Chip, Rumer, singer-songwriter Ben Howard, June Tabor and Oysterband.

Performing in the studio are Plan B - who showcases tunes from his Ill Manors album, Django Django, Ren Harvieu, Melody Gardot, Punch Brothers and Tom Jones.

The last programme in the current series features Red Hot Chili Peppers, Bjork, Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds, Spector, Michael Kiwanuka, and Gillian Welch with Dave Rawlings.

Jools looks back at some of the performances and songs of 2011, including the likes of PJ Harvey, The Vaccines, Janelle Monae, Ed Sheeran, Lana Del Rey, Jessie J, John Grant and Aloe Blaac.

Joining Jools in the studio are Metallica and Lou Reed, performing tracks from their album Lulu. Also featuring Steve Earle, Various Cruelties, Nile Rodgers and Aaron Neville.

Joining Jools in the studio are Florence and the Machine with tracks from new album Ceremonials. Plus Pete Townshend, My Morning Jacket, Brett Anderson, Bombino and Al Spx.

Joining Jools in the studio are Friendly Fires, Beverley Knight, James Vincent McMorrow, Blondie, Yuck and Nathaniel Rateliff.

Joining Jools in the studio are The Strokes, Staff Benda Bilili, The Burns Unit, Seasick Steve and Charlie Haden Quartet West.

Joining Jools in the studio are Arctic Monkeys, Randy Newman, Brian Wilson, Alison Krauss & Union Station, Warpaint and Gappy Ranks.

Joining Jools in the studio are Adele, performing numbers from her 21 album, R Kelly, with tracks from his Love Letter album, and Californian five-piece Young the Giant.

Joining Jools in the studio are the legendary Robert Plant, Arcade Fire, Mavis Staples, Mona and Adele.

Joining Jools on the ninth show of the series are Bryan Ferry, Midlake, Jessie J and others.

Joining Jools on the eighth show of the series are Kings of Leon, Eric Clapton, MIA, Jonathan Jeremiah, The Vaccines and English folk band Bellowhead.

Joining Jools on the music show are Sir Paul McCartney, legendary US singer-songwriter Neil Diamond, LA-based rapper/singer Aloe Blacc, Elvis Costello and the Black Keys.