Jools is joined by Black Grape, D'Angelo, Melissa Etheridge, Gregory Isaacs and Suggs from Madness.

Jools is joined by Pulp, Morrissey, Billy Rae Martin, the Finn Brothers, Randy Newman and Luther Vandross.

Jools is joined by Blur, Garth Brooks, Soul II Soul, Aimee Mann and the Justin Vali Trio. With archive footage of The Who performing I Can See For Miles.

Jools is joined by The Human League, Cast, Guru, Emmylou Harris and Steve Earle.

Jools is joined by Oasis, Ruby, Papa Wemba, David Bowie and Aztec Camera.

Jools is joined by Van Morrison, The Charlatans, Buju Banton, Paul Brady, Tori Amos and Maura O'Connell.

Jools is joined by The Cure, Tasmin Archer, Mark Morrison, Willie Nelson and Sierra Maestra.

Jools is joined by the Manic Street Preachers, Hootie & the Blowfish, Salif Keita, Maxwell, Pete Townshend and Ben Folds Five.

Jools is joined by Ocean Colour Scene & Paul Weller, Everclear, Morcheeba, Cowboy Junkies, The Tony Rich Project and Ice-T.

Jools is joined by Everything But The Girl, Super Furry Animals, Burning Spear, John Martyn and Ron Sexsmith.

Jools is joined by the Fugees, Crowded House, Ash, Booth and the Bad Angel, Patti Smith, Richard Thompson and Norma Waterson.

Jools is joined by ZZ Top, The Bluetones, Bo Diddley, Nigel Kennedy, Stereolab, Bert Jansch and Altan.

Jools celebrates the show's 50th edition, with performances from Kula Shaker singing "Govinda", veteran vocalist Joe Cocker, American artist Jackson Browne, Orbital performing "Satan" and The Blue Nile.

Jools is joined by The Beautiful South, Metallica, Catatonia, Horace Andy and Donovan.

Jools is joined by Eddi Reader, John Parish and Polly Jean Harvey, Babybird, Christy Moore, Luciano and Cesária Évora.

Jools is joined by Neneh Cherry, Electronic, grunge outfit Screaming Trees, country band BR5-49, Billy Bragg and Nitin Sawhney.

Jools is joined by Sting, Lewis Taylor, Tricky, Travis, Lionel Richie.

Jools is joined by Suede, Reef, Alexander O'Neal, Beth Orton, Ray Davies and Anúna.

Jools is joined by Beck, The Brand New Heavies, David Byrne & Morcheeba, Rollins Band, Dru Hill and Rubén González.

Jools is joined by 60s star Steve Winwood, Welsh trio Stereophonics, Finley Quaye, Counting Crows, US singer James Taylor and guitarist Ry Cooder.

Jools is joined by The Charlatans, Gorky's Zygotic Mynci, Khaled, Tony Bennett, Boz Scaggs and Wynonna Judd.

Jools is joined by Radiohead, World Party, Foo Fighters, KWESI, k.d. lang and Alison Krauss & Union Station.

Jools is joined by Primal Scream, Suzanne Vega, British band Placebo, Glasgow's Del Amitri, Jhelisa and Chris Smither.

Jools is joined by Mieskuoro Huutajat - The Screaming Men, Mansun, Echo & the Bunnymen, Erykah Badu, Massive Attack, Roger McGuinn and Kathryn Tickell.

Jools is joined by The Verve, Rickie Lee Jones, UB40, Roni Size & Reprazent and Jewel.

Jools is joined by M People with music from their new album, swing beat band Blackstreet, indie outfit Embrace, Cast and Iarla Ó Lionáird.

Jools is joined by Aerosmith, Texas, Black Grape, Lighthouse Family and Phil Campbell.

Jools is joined by The Seahorses, Tanya Donnelly, Faithless, Portishead and Tim Rose.

Jools is joined by Paul Weller, Superstar, Björk, Afro Celt Sound System and Carleen Anderson.

Jools is joined by Jamiroquai, Ocean Colour Scene, Cornershop, Steve Earle & The Dukes, Kristin Hersch and Cath Coffey.

Jools is joined by Spiritualized backed by the London Community Gospel Choir, Bernard Butler, Billie Myers, Jimmy Webb and Lynden David Hall.

Jools is joined by James, Catatonia, Imani Coppola, Unbelievable Truth and George Benson.

Jools is joined by Pulp, Pelvis, Lenny Kravitz, Air, Martin Hayes & Dennis Cahill.

Jools is joined by Page & Plant, Natalie Imbruglia, Gomez and Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds.

Jools is joined by The Smashing Pumpkins, The Creatures, Simply Red, Leon Russell and Tricky & PJ Harvey.

Jools is joined by Tori Amos, Ultra Naté, The Jesus & Mary Chain, Ultrasound, Andrew Roachford and Yungchen Lhamo. Studio guests include Damien Hirst and Keith Allen.

Jools is joined for his 75th episode by the Manic Street Preachers, Eels, Beverley Knight, Ian Dury & The Blockheads and Bjork.

Jools is joined by Neil Finn, Marc Almond, Red Snapper, Rufus Wainwright and Hole featuring Courtney Love.

Jools is joined by the Fun Lovin' Criminals, The Afghan Whigs, Natalie Merchant, Mike Oldfield and Alvin Youngblood Hart.

Later... With Jools Holland presents R.E.M.

Jools is joined by Robbie Williams, Placebo, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, Bonnie Raitt and Trisha Yearwood.

Jools is joined by The Beautiful South, Ash, PJ Harvey, Joshua Redman Elastic Band, Dr John and his own Rhythm & Blues Orchestra.

Jools is joined by re-formed eighties band Culture Club, Faithless, Asian Dub Foundation, Chicago jazz legend Herbie Hancock and American singer-songwriter Lucinda Williams.

Jools is joined by Massive Attack, Divine Comedy, singer-songwriter Elliot Smith, Ronnie Spector, Blondie, Roddy Frame and Six by Seven.

Jools is joined by Blur, Van Morrison, the London Community Gospel Choir, Wilco, Natacha Atlas, David Arnold and Candi Staton.

Jools is joined by Catatonia, Kula Shaker, Urban Species, Paul Westerburg and Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers.

Jools is joined by Skunk Anansie, Mercury Rev, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Robert Palmer and Macy Gray.

Jools is joined by Beth Orton, Scottish band Texas, Stereophonics, Dark Star, Scratch and The Roots.

Jools is joined by Garbage, Suede, Ozomatli, Witness and John Cale.

Jools is joined by The Cardigans, The Mavericks, The Pretenders, Gay Dad, Gang Starr and Steve Earle with the Del McCoury Band.

Jools is joined by James, Bryan Ferry, Gabrielle, Ben Harper & the Innocent Criminals and Breakbeat Era. Jools also talks to Roni Size and DJ Die.

Jools is joined by The Charlatans, Jeff Beck, country singer Shelby Lynee, Bernard Butler and Brighton band Oslo.

Jools is joined by Madness, Pavement, Richard Thompson, Jimmy Scott and Tori Amos.

Jools is joined by Paul McCartney, Travis, Shola Ama, The Flaming Lips and Dan Penn & Spooner Oldham.

Jools is joined by The Lightning Seeds, Foo Fighters, Ian Brown, jazz-funk combo Incognito, blues legend Taj Mahal and Toumani Diabate.

Jools is joined by Beck, Ocean Colour Scene, Merz, Cousteau, Mary J. Blige, Nu Colours and his own Rhythm & Blues Orchestra.

Jools is joined by Britpop heroes Supergrass, Spice Girl Melanie C, US bluesman Robert Cray, Holly Johnson and new punk funk outfit Campag Velocet.

Jools is joined by Gomez playing from their album Liquid Skin, Diana Krall, Elastica, David Bowie and The Brand New Heavies.

Jools celebrates his 100th show with performances from Paul Weller, Kirsty MacColl, Moloko, Idelwild, Craig David and Roby Lakatos.

Jools is joined by Eagle-Eye Cherry, Super Furry Animals, Death in Vegas, David Gray and LSK.

Jools is joined by Embrace, Doves, Lynden David Hall, Hinda Hicks, Bobby Whitlock, Eric Clapton and Ute Lemper. Studio guests include Ian Hislop.

Jools is joined by Primal Scream, Youssou N'Dour, Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings featuring Georgie Fame and Gary Brooker on vocals, Odetta and new guitar band Coldplay.

Jools is joined by Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros, Angie Stone, The Delgados, Tracy Chapman and Warren Zevon.

Jools is joined by Lou Reed, Kelis, MJ Cole, Broadcast, Al Jarreau and Bert Jansch featuring Johnny Marr and Bernard Butler. Studio guests include Kylie Minogue, Geoff Innocent, Malcolm Hardy and Chris Moyles.

Jools is joined by Finley Quaye, Badly Drawn Boy, Lucy Pearl, The Waterboys, Bebel Gilberto and Tom McRae.

Jools is joined by k.d. lang, Morcheeba, Mansun, The Webb Brothers and Alex Lloyd. Lemmy also visits the studio to talk to Jools.

Jools is joined by Blur, Roni Size & Reprazent, The Go-Betweens, Alabama 3, Abdullah Ibrahim Trio and Lionel Richie.

Jools is joined by Texas, Artful Dodger, Courtney Pine, Lynden David Hall, Beverley Knight, Shivaree, Kelly Joe Phelps and William Bell.

Jools is joined by All Saints, Taj Mahal, Sade, Grandaddy and Stephen Merritt aka The Magnetic Fields.

Jools is joined by The Beautiful South, Jill Scott, Dido, Stereophonics' Kelly Jones, Kimmo Pohjonen and his own Rhythm & Blues Orchestra with guest vocals from Jay Kay.

Jools is joined by Wyclef Jean & the Refugee Camp, Emmylou Harris, Joi, Georgie Fame and Phoenix. Producer Mirwais also visits the studio.

Jools is joined by Robbie Williams, Keith Elam (aka Guru) with Angie Stone and Craig David, At the Drive-In, John Hiatt, Van Morrison and Linda Gail Lewis.

Jools is joined by Stereophonics, The Black Crowes, Spooks, Rokia Traoré and Calexico. Frank Skinner also visits the studio to talk about his new live show Unplanned.

ools is joined by Starsailor, Goldfrapp, Stereo MCs and The Blind Boys of Alabama, while Robbie Williams and Suggs join The Blockheads to perform tracks from their new album.

Jools is joined by Anastacia, Ash, Musiq Soulchild, and Omara Portuondo and Cachaito from Buena Vista Social Club.

Jools is joined by R.E.M., electronic duo Orbital, accompanied by vocalist Naomi Bedford, Clearlake, Ron Sexsmith, new Motown star India Arie and Senegalese sensation Baaba Maal.

Jools is joined by the Manic Street Preachers, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Spek, Neil Finn, Cesária Évora and soul talent Sunshine Anderson.

Jools is joined by Kate Rusby, James, Rodney Crowell, Buju Banton, Matthew Jay, The Tiger Lillies and Nelly Furtado.

Jools is joined by PJ Harvey, Kelis, Spiritualized, Dr John and Nick Lowe.

Jools is joined by New Order, Michael McDonald, Ryan Adams, Zero 7 and Roots Manuva.

Jools is joined by Pulp, veteran bassist and vocalist Jack Bruce, LA's Eels, who are pursuing a new, rockier direction and the Algerian king of rai, Cheb Mami.

Jools is joined by Mercury Rev, Alicia Keys, Travis, Kosheen and Doudou Cissoko.

Jools is joined by Muse, Jamiroquai, Super Furry Animals, White Stripes, Us3 and Thea Gilmore.

Jools is joined by US soul sensation Macy Gray, rock duo Hall & Oates, The Beta Band, Garbage, The Hives and Richard Bona.

Jools is joined by The Charlatans, Mull Historical Society, Dreadzone, David Gilmour, Mica Paris, Suggs, Mariza, Paul Carrack and his own Rhythm & Blues Orchestra.

Jools is joined by The Lighthouse Family, Feeder, Belle & Sebastian, Boz Scaggs, Tom Jones and Souad Massi.

Jools is joined by the Pet Shop Boys, Manchester's Doves launching The Last Broadcast, Cornershop, UK Garage group So Solid Crew and India Arie.

Jools is joined by The Vines, Del Amitri, Susana Baca, Stereophonics, Badly Drawn Boy and Bruce Springsteen & the E-Street Band.

Jools is joined by Gomez, Patti Smith, Angélique Kidjo, Tweet, Missy Elliott and The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion.

Jools is joined by Elvis Costello, Mary J. Blige, The Electric Soft Parade and Salif Keita.

Jools is joined by Bryan Ferry, Mis-teeq, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Glenn Lewis, The Hives and The Handsome Family.

Jools is joined by Beverley Knight, Damon Albarn with Afel Bocoum, Wilco, Eric Burdon, Norah Jones and The Von Bondies.

Jools is joined for his 10th anniversary show by David Bowie, Ms Dynamite, The Coral, Beenie Man and Linda Thompson.

Jools is joined by Paul Weller, Queens Of The Stone Age, Beth Gibbons, Orchestra Baobab from Senegal, Nickel Creek and Aqualung.

Jools is joined by Peter Gabriel, Groove Armada, Richie Havens, The Libertines, James Dean Bradfield and Hil St Soul.

Jools is joined by Tom Jones, David Gray, The Polyphonic Spree, Youssou N'Dour and Aimee Mann.

Jools is joined by Craig David, Former Verve frontman Richard Ashcroft, Tracy Chapman, The Streets, Pape & Cheikh and Chris Difford.

Jools is joined by Feeder, David Holmes with The Free Association, Alison Moyet, Alison Moorer, Edwin Starr, Sam Brown and Ruby Turner.

Jools is joined by Moby, Badly Drawn Boy, Femi Kuti, Sugababes and Damien Rice. Studio guests include Michael Palin and Dave Brubeck.

Jools is joined by Coldplay, Foo Fighters, 1 Giant Leap featuring Robbie Williams and Baaba Maal, The Datsuns and Graham Coxon.

Jools is joined by Lou Reed, Alison Goldfrapp, Will Gregory, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, Kings of Leon, The Vines, and Stephanie McKay.

Jools is joined by The Pretenders, former Skunk Anansie frontwoman Skin, Electric Six from Detroit, and singer Robert Palmer.

Jools is joined by The Dandy Warhols, Vivian Green, John Cale, Sevara Nazarkhan, The Blind Boys of Alabama, and The Stereophonics.

Jools is joined by Radiohead, Zwan, Ibrahim Ferrer, Pat Metheny, Martina Topley-Bird and Bob and Marcia. Studio guests include Miranda Richardson, Kelly McDonald, Steve Wright and Peter Saville.

Jools is joined by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Joe Jackson, Steve Winwood, Terri Walker, Grandaddy and Celso Fonseca.

Jools is joined by Moloko, Simply Red, Nick Cave, The Thrills, and The Darkness.

Jools is joined by R.E.M., Buddy Guy, Jamelia, Willis & June Tabor and British Sea Power. With studio guest Yoko Ono.

Jools is joined by Texas, Starsailor, Desert Sessions (Josh Homme & PJ Harvey), Kanda Bongo Man, Dizzee Rascal and June Tabor.

Jools is joined by Jane's Addiction, John Cale, Nitin Sawhney, Keane, Simple Kid and Julian Joseph.

Jools is joined by Sean Paul, The Coral, Ludacris, Elbow, Amy Winehouse, Paula Santaro and Erin McKeown. Jools also talks to comedian Ross Noble.

Jools is joined by Travis, Love with Arthur Lee, his own Rhythm & Blues Orchestra, Terri Walker, The Distillers, Sam Brown, Hot Club of Cowtown and Ruby Turner.

Jools is joined by Annie Lennox, Ryan Adams, Oumou Sangaré, The 22-20s, Franz Ferdinand, Courtney Pine and David McAlmont. Mark Perry also visits the studio.

Jools is joined by Norah Jones, Scissor Sisters, David Byrne, Basement Jaxx and Howard Tate.

Jools is joined by Alanis Morissette, Alicia Keys, Snow Patrol, Rufus Wainwright, Robert Randolph & The Family Band and Devendra Banhart.

Jools is joined by Morrissey, The Beta Band, reggae stars Johnny Clarke, Junior Murvin and Linval Thompson, The Ordinary Boys, Pietra Montecorvino and Glenn Tilbrook.

Jools is joined by PJ Harvey, John Martyn, Tinariwen, Joseph 'Amp' Fiddler, Ash and Kanye West. Songwriters Eddie Holland, Lamont Dozier & Brian Holland are in the studio to chat.

Jools is joined by Faithless, The Killers, Ojos De Brujo, Graham Coxon, Bobby Womack, Tom Jones and The Bad Plus.

Jools is joined by Jet, Toots and the Maytals, Eric Bibb and Charlie Musselwhite, Bebel Gilberto, Hope of the States and Tom Baxter.

Jools presents archive highlights from Paul Weller, Franz Ferdinand, Blur, Radiohead, Keane, The Verve, Pulp, The Libertines, Oasis, Elastica, Supergrass, Manic Street Preachers, Stereophonics, Spiritualized, Doves and Ash.

Jools is joined by Mary J Blige, Kanye West, Alicia Keys, The Fugees, Craig David, Jill Scott, Blackstreet, Erykah Badu, D'Angelo and The Roots.

Jools is joined by Robbie Williams, Elvis Costello, Mick Jones and Paul Simonon of the Clash, Estelle, punk trio Green Day and singer-songwriter Nellie McKay.

Jools is joined by The Cure, Anita Baker, Jackson Browne, Embrace, The Futreheads and KT Tunstall.

Jools is joined by the Manic Street Preachers, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Kings of Leon, Fried and Willy Mason. Jools also talks to Ringo Starr about his book of postcards sent by the Beatles.

Jools is joined by Razorlight, Mory Kante, The Zutons, Roni Size, Beverley Knight, Jocelyn Brown, Joanna Newsom, and the Bee Gees' Robin Gibb.

Jools is joined by Ian Brown, The Bravery, MC Solaar, Mercury Rev, k.d. Lang, and The Beautiful South.

Jools is joined by Elton John, Interpol, Keane, Ray Lamontagne, Bloc Party, & Old Crow Medicine Show.

Jools is joined by Foo Fighters, Black Eyed Peas, Hard-Fi, Arcade Fire and Mariza.

Jools is joined by Athlete, The Go! Team, Robert Plant and The Strange Sensation, Lhasa, Mose Allison and The Fall.

Jools is joined by Kaiser Chiefs, John Legend, Eels, Martha Wainwright, Frank Black, Van Morrison and Paul Kaye.

Jools is joined by New Order, Faith Evans, The Coral, Rufus Wainwright, Acoustic Ladyland, Benjamin Darvill as Son of Dave and James Blunt.

Jools is joined by Beck, Doves, David Sanborn, Plantlife, Kubb and M and Ward. Plus interviews with Martin Freeman and Albert Hammond.

Jools is joined by Coldplay, Jamiroquai, Amadou & Mariam, The Magic Numbers, Antony and the Johnsons, and Billy Preston.

Jools is joined by John Cale, Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds, The Cure, The Bravery, Arcade Fire, Foo Fighters, Green Day, PJ Harvey and The Killers.

Jools is joined by Senegal's Youssou N'Dour, Benin's Angelique Kidjo and Mali's Ali Farka Toure.

Paul Weller peforms songs from his millon-selling album Stanley Road, with help from cover artist Peter Blake, drummer Steve White and friend Noel Gallagher. Presented by Jools Holland.

Jools is joined by Goldfrapp, Burt Bacharach, Rufus Wainwright, Editors, Brendan Benson, Jamie Liddell and Corinne Baily Rae.

Jools is joined by Arctic Monkeys, Ms Dynamite, Mylo, Los De Abajo with Neville Staples, Joseph Arthur and Lizz Wright.

Jools is joined by Robbie Williams, KT Tunstall, Maximo Park, Mattafix, Cheikh Lo, Vashti Bunyan.

Jools is joined by Paul Weller, Carlos Santana, Sheryl Crow, John Cale, Bettye Lavette and Sigur Rós.

Jools is joined by Sean Paul, Texas, Salif Keita, Babyshambles and Teddy Thompson.

Jools is joined by David Gray, Richard Hawley, The Rakes, Yasmin Levy, Solomon Burke, The National and Sam Brown.

Jools celebrates some of the best new British talent, featuring Arctic Monkeys, Franz Ferdinand, The Libertines and Bloc Party.

Jools is joined by Pearl Jam; Corinne Bailey Rae, The Zutons, Spinto Band, Jenny Lewis and Jamie Foxx.

Jools is joined by Richard Ashcroft, plus classics from Creedence Clearwater's John Fogerty, Hasidic hip-hop from Matisyahu, We are Scientists, Rodrigo y Gabriela and Camille.

Jools is joined by Franz Ferdinand, Snow Patrol, Gnarls Barkley, Dr John, James Morrison. Plus an interview with Nick Rhodes.

Jools is joined by David Gilmour, Paul Simon, The Streets, Nacao Zumbi, Elvis Costello & Allen Toussaint.

Jools is joined by Morrissey, Dirty Pretty Things (with Carl Barat), Crosby and Nash and Hot Chip, Indie Arie and Ojos De Brujo. Plus an interview with Joe Boyd.

Jools is joined by Primal Scream, Ray Davies, Roseanne Cash and Jose Gonzalez.

Jools is joined by The Fratellis, The Automatic, Dixie Chicks, Gogol Bordello, Paolo Nutini and The Dresden Dolls.

Jools is joined by The Strokes, The Flaming Lips, The Divine Comedy, Cat Power, Plan B and Raul Midon.

Jools is joined by Muse, The Ranconteurs, John Legend, Duke Special, Dave Stewart and Amy Winehouse.

Jools is joined by Kasabian, Jarvis Cocker, Damien Rice, Smokey Robinson, Joe Sample & Randy Crawford, The View and Just Jack.

Jools is joined by Razorlight, Yusuf Islam, Gotan Project, Christy Moore and the Magic Number. Plus an interview with Andy Summers.

Jools is joined by The Killers, Jools Holland and his R&B Orchestra with Lulu, Lucinda Williams, Air Traffic and Richard Hawley. Plus interviews with George Martin and Giles Martin.

Jools is joined by Red Hot Chili Peppers, Keane, The Be Good Tanyas, Klaxons, Thom Yorke, Bellowhead, Anthony David. Plus interviews with Anthony Kiedis, Tom Chaplin and Tim Rice-Oxley.

Jools is joined by Scissor Sisters, The Hours, The Good, The Bad & The Queen, Tony Bennett, Eric Bibb, Mr Hudson and Scott Matthews.

Jools Holland introduces a diverse mix of new musical talent and established artists. Joining him are Arctic Monkeys, Bryan Ferry, Tinariwen, CSS, The Hold Steady, Henri Salvador, and Tony Visconti.

Jools Holland introduces a diverse mix of new musical talent and established artists: Travis, Candie Payne, Grinderman, Beverley Knight, Joanna Newsom and Dizzee Rascal.

Jools Holland introduces a diverse mix of new musical talent and established artists including legendary high priestess of punk, Patti Smith, the Cold War Kids, Joe Cocker, the Cribs (making their TV debut), and Simply Red.

Jools Holland introduces a diverse mix of new musical talent and established artists including Bloc Party, LCD Soundsystem, Wilco, Joan Armatrading, Julie Fowlis and Richard Swift.

Jools Holland introduces a diverse mix of music performers, including Kaiser Chiefs, The White Stripes, Silversun Pick-Ups and Pink Martini.

Jools Holland introduces a diverse mix of music performers, including Paul McCartney, Bjork, Editors, Ben Westbeech and the television debut of 19-year-old Londoner Adele.

Jools Holland introduces a diverse mix of new musical talent and established artists. Joining him are Hard-Fi, Siouxsie Sioux, Richard Hawley, Laura Marling and Kaki King.

Jools Holland introduces a diverse mix of new musical talent and established artists, including Crowded House, Roisin Murphy, Richard Thompson, Battles and Angie Stone.

Live music show featuring established artists as well as new talent. Joining Jools in the studio are Welsh rockers Stereophonics, with tracks from their recent number one album Pull The Pin. PJ Harvey, Kenny 'King Creosote' Anderson, El Gusto Orchestra of Algiers, Foals and Estelle also perform songs from their new albums. Plus, chat with Robert Plant, Alison Krauss and Don Henley.

Jools Holland introduces a diverse mix of new musical talent and established artists, including Manu Chao, Babyshambles, Orchestra Baobab, Duffy, Dion and Kano with Damon Albarn.

Jools Holland introduces a diverse mix of new musical talent and established artists, including The Who, Common, Josh Ritter, Bela Fleck, Reverend and the Makers, Robert Wyatt and Stephanie Dosen.

Joining Jools in the studio this week, David Gray works through a couple of tracks from his extensive greatest hits package. Also, Hoylake's The Coral play from their fifth album, Roots and Echoes; Mali's ngoni master Bassekou Koyate performs with his band, Ngoni Ba; Los Angeles-based Rilo Kiley guest with a couple of songs from their current LP, Under The Backlight; musical husband and wife Dame Cleo Laine and Sir John Dankworth join Jools at the piano and; South London pop and rockabilly boy Jack Penate performs a track from his debut, Matinee.

Jools Holland introduces a diverse mix of new musical talent and established artists, including KT Tunstall, Jill Scott, Band of Horses, Martin Simpson and Beirut. Ronnie Wood drops by for a chat.

Christmas Special. Jools Holland looks back at some of his favourite collaborations, including performances with Paul McCartney, Dusty Springfield, The White Stripes, Solomon Burke, Norah Jones, Mary J Blige and many others.

Jools Holland introduces a diverse mix of new musical talent and established artists, including Radiohead, Cat Power, Feist, Mary J Blige.

Jools 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.

Jools 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.

Jools 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.

Jools 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.

Jools presents clips of some of the great debuts from his show, which helped to launch the careers of The White Stripes, Adele, the Arctic Monkeys and the Verve.

Jools Holland presents old and new music. More songs, more chat, and performances from Adele, James Taylor, Estelle, the Only Ones, the Neil Cowley Trio and Black Kids.

More songs, more chat, and performances from the Kooks, Goldfrapp, Yeasayer and Natty.

More music and chat from the likes of Portishead, Sharon Jones And The Dap Kings, Toumani Diabate, The Last Shadow Puppets, Phil Campbell and Devotchka.

More music and chat from the likes of The Charlatans, Was Not Was, Eartha Kitt, Brandi Carlile and The Pigeon Detectives.

Jools Holland presents old and new music live from BBC Television Centre. Featuring recently re-formed indie band James, US singer-songwriter Melody Gardot, rock band the Gutter Twins, legendary blues singer Mable John, Australian teenage sextet Operator Please and the original line-up of British folk-rockers Pentangle.

Jools Holland hosts music and chat from Robert Plant and Alison Krauss, Spiritualized, Emmylou Harris, Santogold, the Fratellis, Chris Difford and many more.

More music and chat from Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds, The Raconteurs, Sharleen Spiteri, Bon Iver, Glasvegas, Chatham County Line and Mary Wilson.

Joining Jools Holland for music and chat are the Modfather himself, Paul Weller, who plays tunes from his double album 22 Dreams; Martha Wainwright, who last appeared on the show accompanying Snow Patrol and is back with tracks from her second album I Know You're Married But I've Got Feelings Too; and White Lies, who continue the trend of being influenced by the likes of Joy Division and Echo and the Bunnymen.

Godfathers of rock Metallica visit the studio for the first time in 12 years with tracks from their new album Death Magnetic. Also in the studio are Tennessee foursome Kings of Leon, who showcase tracks from their fourth album Only by the Night. Making her UK TV debut, Italian born, French-bred singer-songwriter and now First Lady of France, Carla Bruni performs a song or two from her recently released third album, Comme Si De Rien N'etait. If that isn't enough, popstar in the making VV Brown makes an appearance, New Jersey-born Nicole Atkins makes her British television debut and Paul McCartney and Youth present a collaboration.

Guests lined-up for the second show include: recent Mercury Prize gold medallists Elbow, with tracks from their winning album 'Seldom Seen Kid' including 'One Day Like This'; David Gilmour, the legendary Pink Floyd guitarist, performs tunes in celebration of his live album recorded in Gdansk capturing a selection of Pink Floyd classics and numbers from his recent solo outings. Also daughter of Nat King, Natalie Cole will be joining Jools at the piano for a chat and a song from her forthcoming album of jazz standards 'Still Unforgettable'. After spending weeks at the top of the singles chart and causing musical controversary wherever she goes, California's Katy Perry finally makes her UK television debut and South London legend and UK hip hop hero Roots Manuva returns to the show to perform tracks from his fourth album 'Slime & Reason'.

Jools entertains a whole host of musical talent. Kaiser Chiefs, no strangers to the Later studio, perform tracks from their upcoming third album Off With Their Heads, and The Streets return with songs from their fourth opus Everything Is Borrowed. Blues hobo-type Seasick Steve brings some of his festival-stealing magic to the studio, with tracks from his new album I Started Out With Nothin And I Still Got Most Of It Left, while New York-based fivesome and one of 21st century spook-pop's best kept secrets TV on the Radio make their UK TV debut with tracks from their critically acclaimed third album, Dear Science. Little Jackie is also in the studio performing a song or two from their album The Stoop, and the legendary Boy George pops into the studio for a chat and a song.

Coldplay perform tunes from their fourth album Viva La Vida or Death and All His Friends, The Hold Steady play numbers from their critically-acclaimed album Stay Positive, and former Zero 7 singer SIA relays a couple of tunes from her album Some People Have Real Problems. Also featuring Glen Campbell who, after nearly fifty years in music, has just released his 72nd album featuring cover versions of songs by Travis, Foo Fighters and the Velvet Underground. Memphis stand-up bass star Amy Lavere makes her TV debut and Indiana's own singer/songwriter John Mellencamp performs a number from his T-Bone produced new album Life, Death, Love and Freedom.

Snow Patrol make a welcome return to the studio to perform a song or two from their album A Hundred Million Suns, the follow-up to the million-selling Eyes Open. The legendary Tom Jones cracks out a number from his album 24 Hours, which features his songwriting debut, while Eliza Carthy, daughter of British folk heroes Martin Carthy and Norma Waterson, performs songs from her acclaimed album Dreams of Breathing Underwater. St Albans threesome Friendly Fires make their show debut, with songs from their self-titled debut album.

Bloc Party return to the Later studio to perform tunes from their new third album Intimacy and Jakob Dylan, son of Bob, pops into the studio with songs from his self-titled solo debut. Mali's Amadou and Mariam, whose new album has been touched by the hand of Mr Damon Albarn, perform while Allen Toussaint, one of the most influential figures in New Orleans R & B, performs at the piano. And Battle's own Keane return fresh and clean with their most acclaimed album to date, Perfect Symmetry.

The iconic and legendary Grace Jones performs a track or two from her first album in 18 years, Hurricane, which sees her reunited with the likes of Sly and Robbie. From Louisville, Kentucky's My Morning Jacket pop in to perform tunes from their Evil Urges album, and Brazilian musician and filmstar Seu Jorge takes to the studio with a number or two from his America Brasil album. North London's Razorlight return with their much anticipated album Slipwire Fires, and Welsh born sideman to the stars Geraint Watkins presents songs from the album of his career In a Bad Mood.

The Killers debut tracks from their upcoming Stuart Price produced album Day & Age. Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett's Chinese opera Monkey: Journey to the West has received great reviews on its performances in Manchester and London. They bring the musicians and some of the cast to perform excerpts from it. Soul legend Al Green will be performing a number from his new album, plus one of his classics. Also, one of the most celebrated bands of the year finally make their TV debut on the show, Seattles' Fleet Foxes who describe their music as 'baroque harmonic pop jams'. They will be performing a couple of tracks from their debut album. Plus, Australian outfit Pendulum, who have a big live reputation with their drum 'n' bass beats mixed with a commercial guitar group sound, make their Later... debut.

Welsh rockers Stereophonics remind us how many great singles they have had with tracks from their first collection of hits, Decade Of The Sun. Also performing, Eli Paperboy Reed, a gifted young singer/guitarist/harp-blower from Boston, an interpreter of mid-20th gospel, blues and soul with a seven-piece backing band The True Loves; and Dengue Fever is a six-member band from Los Angeles who combine Cambodian pop music with psychedelic rock on their Real World album, Venus On Earth. The Carolina Chocolate Drops are, as their name suggests, from Durham, North Carolina, a trio of young African-American stringband musicians that have come together to play the rich tradition of fiddle and banjo music in Carolina's piedmont.

Joining Jools for the music show are Glasgow's favourite art school rockers Franz Ferdinand, with songs from their most recent album Tonight. British ska legends The Specials, who recently announced they are reforming to celebrate their 30th anniversary, perform a selection of their classic songs. American singer-songwriter Carole King makes her first UK TV performance since 1971, performing tracks from her seminal album Tapestry. Yeah Yeah Yeahs, The Mummers and Karima Francis also guest.

More from Manchester three-piece Doves, who make a welcome return to the show with tunes from their new album Kingdom Of Rust. Marianne Faithfull will be in the studio to perform numbers from her acclaimed new album Easy Come, Easy Go, which sees her covering songs by the likes of Jarvis and Morrissey. Lead by Shingai Shoniwa, London-based trio Noisettes currently high in the charts with their indie pop anthem Don't Upset The Rhythm will be performing that and other tunes from their forthcoming album Wild Young Hearts. Malian singer/songwriter Rokia Traore will also be in the studio to perform tunes from her recent Tchamantche album. American-born and French-bred singer Madeleine Peyroux, who first came to public attention with her album Careless Love, will be performing a song from her new album Bare Bones. Plus, Jools chats with Grandmaster Flash who has only just got round to releasing his first solo album.

Madness are in the studio to perform tracks from their album The Liberty Of Norton Folgate, as well as revisiting a couple of classics. Bat for Lashes, effectively the multi-talented Natasha Khan, performs songs from Two Suns, the follow-up to her Mercury-nominated Fur and Gold set. Malian superstar and business woman Oumou Sangare performs tracks from her album Seya. Yusuf Islam (aka Car Stevens), who returned to recording music in 2006 when he released An Other Cup, plays an acoustic number. Making their television debut is the Portland, Oregon four-piece Hockey, who describe their songs as 'new wave/soul'. Concluding the line up is William Elliot Whitmore, a deep-blues vocalist and guitar/banjo player from Lee County, Iowa.

Joining Jools for the fourth show of the series are Depeche Mode. Now approaching 30 years in the music business, the band make their debut performance on the show performing songs from their album Sounds Of The Universe, as well as a couple of classics. Another Later... debutante, Lily Allen, marks her first appearance in the legendary studio with selections from her chart-topping second album It's Not Me It's You. By contrast, Sonic Youth make a long awaited return to the studio - their first UK television appearance since appearing in series one back in 1992 - to showcase tracks from their new album The Eternal. Raphael Saadiq, whose career includes turns in Tony! Toni! Tone! and Lucy Pearl, will be playing tracks from his newly released fourth album The Way I See It, and blues colossus Taj Mahal will also be in the studio.

Joining Jools live are Welsh rockers Manic Street Preachers, Paolo Nutini, Booker T, Taylor Swift, Grizzly Bear and Aboriginal musician Geoffrey 'Gurrumul' Yunupingu.

Joining Jools are the legendary, punk-inventing New York Dolls, who have had a new lease of life since reforming in 2004 for longtime fan Morrissey's Meltdown. They play tracks from their new album, Cause I Sez So, along with a classic or two. Melbourne's Daniel Merriweather also joins Jools to debut tracks from his recent Love and War album. Winner of the BBC's Sound of 2009 poll, Blackpool's Little Boots, returns to the show with her band after a solo debut last year, to perform tracks from her forthcoming debut album. Playing solo at the piano is one of the queens of British pop, Annie Lennox. Irish singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Lisa Hannigan, who is perhaps best known for her work with Damien Rice, makes her solo Later debut with songs from her album, Sea Sew. From Pennsylvania, Asher Roth makes his UK TV debut with tracks from his album, Asleep in the Bread Aisle.

Joining Jools are Kasabian, who are supporting Oasis on their 2009 tour and whose third album, West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum, is imminent. Chrissie Hynde's The Pretenders return with a couple of numbers from their new album Break Up the Concrete, and Senegalese legend Baaba Maal is also in the studio to play tracks from his latest record, Television. Former Manfred Mann vocalist and now broadcaster and blues musician Paul Jones plays a song from his album Starting All Over Again, and Moscow-born, New York-bred Regina Spektor presents an acoustic tune from her new LP Far. From North London, Golden Silvers make their first Later appearance with tracks from their debut True Romance. Chicago's Hypnotic Brass Ensemble, a nine-piece outfit, eight of whom are sons of jazz trumpeter Phil Cohran, also appear. They've played with Mos Def, Erykah Badu and Maxwell, and are supporting Blur in Hyde Park in summer 2009.

Joining Jools are Muse, Florence and the Machine, Lyle Lovett and The Gossip. Plus performances from singer-songwriter Alela Diane and Jimmy Cobb.

Joining Jools live in the studio are Dizzee Rascal and Editors. Plus performances from classic post-punk band Gang of Four and the UK's queen of soul and R&B Beverley Knight.

Joining Jools in the studio are Mika and Gladys Knight. Plus performances from The Cribs, Shakira, The XX and The Duke and the King.

Jools is joined in the studio by Scottish trio Biffy Clyro, along with Andy Williams, Calvin Harris, Echo and the Bunnymen, the Spaghetti Western Orchestra and Diana Jones.

Jools is joined by US bluesman Seasick Steve, Australia's guitar monsters Wolfmother, Howard Devoto's reformed Magazine and soul singer Jimmy Ruffin.

Jools is joined by Basement Jaxx, Yoko Ono, Jack White's new project The Dead Weather, plus Malian ngoni player Bassekou Kouyate and his band Ngoni Ba.

Jools is joined by Maxwell, Stereophonics, Diana Krall, Wild Beasts and the Unthanks with their eight-piece supporting cast of strings, drums, brass, guitar and piano.

Jools is joined by Jay-Z, Foo Fighters, Norah Jones and Sting. Oxford indie-folk faves Stornoway make their Later... debut, and Jools chats with legendary drummer Ginger Baker.

Joining Jools on the music show are Alice in Chains, comedian and banjo player Steve Martin, Martha Wainwright, Rickie Lee Jones, Joss Stone, Delphic, and Texans Black Joe Lewis.

Joining Jools for music are David Gray, who performs a duet with Annie Lennox; The Decemberists; Corinne Bailey Rae; and Later... debutists The Big Pink and soul singer Rox.

Jools's guests include Paul Weller, Hot Chip, Marina and the Diamonds, Gogol Bordello and Villagers. Plus Queen's Paul Rodgers pops in for a chat.

Jools's guests include Kate Nash, Band of Horses, Jerry Dammers and his Spatial AKA Orchestra, Plan B and Melody Gardot. Plus Jools chats with Cream's Jack Bruce.

Joining Jools for the third show of this series are Gorillaz, Laura Marling, Drive-By Truckers, Mos Def, Diane Birch, and jazz legend Bobby McFerrin.

Joining Jools for the fourth show of this series are Mumford & Sons, Joanna Newsom, Hole, Iggy Pop, Ozzy Osbourne and Angelique Kidjo.

Joining Jools for the fifth show of this series are LCD Soundsystem, Crowded House, Kelis, The National and Tracey Thorn.

Joining Jools to perform in the studio are the chart-topping Alicia Keys, Brooklyn bands Yeasayer and White Rabbits, guitar legend Jeff Beck and the Creole Choir of Cuba.

Joining Jools to perform in the studio are Vampire Weekend, singer-songwriter Corinne Bailey Rae, MGMT, Canadian duo Crystal Castles, the legendary Sir Tom Jones and Metric.

Joining Jools on the first show of the series are the Manic Street Preachers, Klaxons, Herb Alpert, Mark Ronson and The Business International, and Queen Emily.

Joining Jools are Scissor Sisters, Nick Cave and Grinderman, UK singer-songwriter Rumer, Jamaican ska legends The Jolly Boys, Brandon Flowers of The Killers and John Grant.

Joining Jools are Jamiroquai, KT Tunstall, Delta Spirit and Everything Everything. Plus Ray LaMontagne and The Pariah Dogs play a song or two from their recent collaboration.

Joining Jools are Janelle Monae, Cee-Lo Green, Cheikh Lo, The Jim Jones Revue and CW Stoneking. Plus Steve Miller Band perform tracks from their album Bingo!

Joining Jools are the Ting Tings, Cyndi Lauper, John Legend and Imelda May. Plus Antony and the Johnsons return to the show to perform tracks from their new album, Swanlights.

Joining Jools are Duffy, Heaven 17 and The Gaslight Anthem, who perform tracks from their second album American Slang. Also, Herbie Hancock and Peter Asher drop in for a chat.

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.

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

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

Joining Jools in the studio are Elbow, Liam Gallagher's five-piece Beady Eye, Anna Calvi, Raphael Saadiq and Sweden's The Tallest Man on Earth aka solo artist Kristian Matsson.

Joining Jools in the studio are Cee Lo Green, Robbie Robertson, Glasvegas, Seun Kuti and Egypt 80, Bootsy Collins and Josh T. Pearson.

Joining Jools in the studio are Seattle's Fleet Foxes, Canadian chanteuse k d lang, actor-tuned-blues-singer Hugh Laurie, LA band Vintage Trouble and east London's Maverick Sabre.

Joining Jools in the studio are PJ Harvey, who performs songs from her eighth studio album Let England Shake, Northumberland folk group The Unthanks and Swedish singer Lykke Li.

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 Arctic Monkeys, Randy Newman, Brian Wilson, Alison Krauss & Union Station, Warpaint and Gappy Ranks.

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 Friendly Fires, Beverley Knight, James Vincent McMorrow, Blondie, Yuck and Nathaniel Rateliff.

Jools Holland has a typically broad mix of quality artists including Snow Patrol, debutant Emeli Sande, the Duke Spirit, Trombone Shorty, Roy Harper and Gothenburg's Little Dragon.

Joining Jools in the studio are Kasabian with tracks from their fourth album Velociraptor!, Wretch 32, Pajama Club, Fatoumata Diawara, James Morrison and Wilko Johnson.

Joining Jools are singer-songwriter Laura Marling, American singer and showman Tony Bennett, The Silver Seas, reggae singer Little Roy and The Civil Wars.

Joining Jools are veteran British rock singer Peter Gabriel, The Horrors, Noah & the Whale, online sensation Lana Del Rey, and Mercury-nominated Ghostpoet.

Joining Jools are veteran Canadian singer-songwriter Feist, Wisconsin's Bon Iver, metal band Mastodon, Frenchman Ben L'Oncle Soul, lounge lizard Buddy Greco, and Lianne La Havas.

Joining Jools are Coldplay with tracks from their fifth album Mylo Xyloto, Stephen Paul Manderson aka Professor Green, The Waterboys and New Zealand's The Phoenix Foundation.

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 Metallica and Lou Reed, performing tracks from their album Lulu. Also featuring Steve Earle, Various Cruelties, Nile Rodgers and Aaron Neville.

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.

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.

Later... returns with performances from Paul Weller, The Maccabees, Céu, Paul Buchanan and Willis Earl Beal. Mike Skinner chats to Jools about his autobiography.

Performing in the studio are Jack White, Norah Jones, Alabama Shakes, The Chieftains, Secret Sisters, Carolina Chocolate Drops, and Canadian artist and musician Grimes.

Performing in the studio are St Vincent, Richard Hawley, Charles Bradley, Tigran and Rita Ora, plus Damon Albarn showcases his Dr Dee folk opera.

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.

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

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.

The first show of the series Currently celebrating their 50th anniversary, The Beach Boys including original members Brian Wilson, Mike Love and Al Jardine, make their Later debut with songs from their That's Why God Made the Radio album, as well as a classic or two. Also in the studio and back with their first album in 20 years but also making their Later debut will be Public Image Limited led by the inimitable John Lydon. South Londoners The XX return with a couple of numbers from their second album Coexist - the follow-up to their Mercury-winning debut, and brand new talent in the shape of Nottingham's Natalie Duncan, who performs songs from her Devil In Me record which recall the troubled blues of the likes of Nina Simone.

Joining Jools Holland are Mumford & Sons, Lisa Marie Presley, Neil Sedaka, Savages, Bobby Womack, Rudimental and ELO frontman Jeff Lynne.

Jools is joined by The Vaccines, who perform songs from album Come of Age, plus John Cale, Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter Sharon Van Etten, Jessie Ware and Beth Hart.

Jools is joined Madness, with tracks from their brand new album, Oui Oui Si Si Ja Ja Da Da. Brooklyn four-piece Grizzly Bear also returns. New Zealand-born, London-based Willy Moon makes his British television debut Canadian jazz singer Diana Krall also makes an appearance, performing numbers from new album Glad Rag Doll, which has been described as mixing 1920s and 30s jazz and vaudeville. From Zimbabwe, six-piece afro-fusion outfit Mokoomba will also be making their UK debut,

Jools is joined by Bloc Party, returning after a three-year break, as well as Dionne Warwick, Alice Cooper, Alt-J, Josephine Oniyama and Charley Pride.

Jools is joined by The Killers, who perform songs from their album Battle Born, Polica, Cody ChesnuTT, Kristina Train, Adam Ant, Valerie June and Jackie DeShannon.

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.

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

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 in his brand new studio by Suede, with songs from their first album in eleven years. Plus Laura Mvula, Cat Power, Charles Bradley, The Strypes and John Fullbright.

Featuring Primal Scream, debuting tracks from their 10th studio album, and the BBC's Sound of 2013 winners Haim. Plus Everything Everything, Ana Moura, Night Beds and Jamie Cullum.

Jools is joined by French pop-rockers Phoenix, Malian singer-songwriter Rokia Traore, country singer Eric Church, singer-songwriter Laura Marling, Petula Clark and AlunaGeorge.

Jools is joined by Vampire Weekend, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Seasick Steve, Ludovico Einaudi, Dido and solo singer Jacob Banks. Plus, Eric Burdon talks about his career.

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.

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 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 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.

Joining Jools are Kanye West with music from his latest album Yeezus, Kings of Leon, Sting, 16-year-old New Zealand sensation Lorde, garage rock duo Drenge and Bill Medley.

Joining Jools are Pixies, Janelle Monae, swamp rock blues legend Tony Joe White, electropop trio Chvrches, and Barrence Whitfield & The Savages.

Joining Jools are Glaswegian art rockers Franz Ferdinand, electro pop duo Goldfrapp, jazz superstar Gregory Porter, Mercury-nominee James Blake, Radkey, and Chas & Dave.

Joining Jools are Welsh rockers Manic Street Preachers. There are also performances from Jake Bugg, Polica, Kacey Musgraves, VV Brown and Cecile McLorin Salvant.

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.

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

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

Jools returns with Elbow, who perform tracks from album The Take Off and Landing of Everything. Plus Neneh Cherry, Eagulls, Engelbert Humperdinck, Clean Bandit and Agnes Obel.

Jools Holland is joined by Paolo Nutini, who performs tracks from his new long player Caustic Love, plus Royal Blood, Neil Finn, Lucius, Joan As Police Woman and Zara McFarlane.

Jools is joined by Coldplay, who debut songs from their sixth album Ghost Stories, the Black Keys, Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings, Damon Albarn, Aziza Brahim and Tom Hickox.

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.

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

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 returns for a new series with performances from Alt-J, Ryan Adams, Jungle, FKA twigs, Vance Joy and legendary American R&B singing group The O'Jays.

Jools is joined by Mary J Blige, Marianne Faithfull, Band of Skulls, Hozier, First Aid Kit and GoGo Penguin, plus Idris Elba talks about his latest musical project.

Joining Jools are south London's Jamie T, Ali Campbell, Gorgon City, Damien Rice, Future Islands and Chastity Brown.

Featuring Manic Street Preachers, Jessie Ware, Ben Howard, Robert Randolph and the Family Band, Benjamin Booker and Melanie De Biasio.

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

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

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

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

Joining Jools on the first show of the series are Blur, Laura Marling, the Vaccines and Marc Almond.

Music programme featuring live sessions from contemporary and classic artists, including George Clinton Parliament Funkadelic, Mirel Wagner, Ghostpoet and Mumford & Sons.

Music programme featuring live sessions from contemporary and classic artists, including Florence and the Machine, the Charlatans, James Taylor, Mini Mansions and Andreya Triana.

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

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 Rudimental, Simply Red, Joan Armatrading, Skepta, Leon Bridges and Ezra Furman.

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

Joining Jools on the first show of the series are Foals, Squeeze, My Morning Jacket, Rickie Lee Jones, Disclosure and Kwabs.

The Maccabees, Richard Thompson, Roisin Murphy, Stereophonics, Izzy Bizu and Liam Bailey join Jools.

The Weeknd, David Gilmour, the Libertines, Nathaniel Rateliff and the Night Sweats and DakhaBrakha join Jools.

Jools is joined by Richard Hawley, Alessia Cara, Tom Jones, Tiggs Da Author and John Grant.

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

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

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

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.

Joining Jools on the first show of a new series is Laura Mvula, From East London, Jools also welcomes legendary singer-songwriter Paul Simon for a rare solo appearance as he launches his latest solo album, Stranger To Stranger, on the eve of a major American tour. He'll be performing a new song and a classic. acclaimed British grime MC, KANO first appeared on the show back in 2007 and he returns to the album in six years and his fifth long player to date Making his debut on the show is Nashville singer songwriter and guitarist Jason Isbell. Returning to the Later... with Jools studio is Florida-raised soul singer extraordinaire Charles Bradley,

Guests on this show include Gregory Porter, Mumford and Sons, Baaba Maal and The Very Best.

Guests on this show are Underworld, the Lumineers, Savages, Rationale, Marlon Williams and Beverley Knight.

Guests on this show include Corinne Bailey Rae, Sir Elton John, Bloc Party and Kronos Quartet.

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

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

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

Guests include Kings of Leon, Jack White, Sting, Banks, M83, Kandace Springs and Jimmy Page.

Guests include Madness, Jamie T, Beth Orton, Gallant, Rag'n'Bone Man and The Divine Comedy.

Guests include Barry Gibb, Norah Jones, Slaves, Declan McKenna, Lisa Hannigan and Wiley.

Guests include Twin Atlantic, James Vincent McMorrow, Blackberry Smoke, Madeleine Peyroux and Tom Chaplin.

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

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

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

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

Joining Jools on this show are Kasabian, Anderson .Paak & The Free Nationals, Goldfrapp, Thundercat, Spoon and Courtney Marie Andrews.

Joining Jools on this show are Ed Sheeran, Michael Chapman, Valerie June, Syd, Daymé Arocena and Marian Hill.

Jools is joined by The Amazons, blues maestro Robert Cray, French singer Jain, Beth Ditto, Los Angeles artist LP and Faroe Islands singer Eivor.

Jools is joined by Blondie, Future Islands, Mabel, Orchestra Baobab, London Grammar and Binker & Moses.

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.

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.

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

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 Holland are Liam Gallagher, Benjamin Clementine, Jorja Smith, LCD Soundsystem, Nadia Reid, Elise LeGrow and Jimmy Webb.

Joining Jools Holland are The National, Morrissey, Joshua Homme and Dean Fertita (QOTSA), Khalid, Jessie Ware and Marty Stuart.

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

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

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

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

Jools Holland and his magic fingers unite a unique cast in a single room for one night only. With performances by Snow Patrol, Shame, Tower of Power, Jade Bird and Plan B.

Jools Holland unites a unique cast in a single room for one night only. With performances by Manic Street Preachers, Gwenno, Melissa Laveaux, Ray Lamontagne and Ben Howard.

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.

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

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.

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.

Joining Jools are six artists all making their own debuts on the show - Jess Glynne, IDLES, Soft Cell, King Princess, Hak Baker and Ralph McTell.

Joining Jools on the second show of the series are Muse, Laurel, Jon Cleary, John Grant, Easy Life and Hamzaa.

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

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

Joining Jools on the 54th series are Mark Ronson and five female artists all making their debut on the show. They are Yebba, Sampa the Great, Cate Le Bon, Georgia and PP Arnold.

Joining Jools on the second show of the new series are Liam Gallagher, Rex Orange County, Amyl and the Sniffers, Kojey Radical, Celeste and Jessie Ware.

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

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.

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.

Jools chats to French musician Christine and the Queens from her base in Paris, and singer-songwriter Laura Marling performs a song from her home from the album Song for Our Daughter.

Grime pioneer Dizzee Rascal joins Jools virtually from his studio to talk through his musical journey and some of the artists that were part of it.

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.

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 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.

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

The winner of the much-coveted Mercury Prize 2020 joins Jools, discussing the honour of taking home the prize, the creative process behind their winning album and the influences that shaped it.

Jools chats to the legendary Robert Plant, who talks him through his musical journey, loves and influences, and Declan McKenna joins Jools in the studio for a special performance of Be An Astronaut.

Jools chats to global pop superstar Sam Smith and discovers their musical journey. With performances by Jamaican artist Koffee and Shirley Collins, a veteran of the British folk scene.

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

Later... with Jools Holland returns to BBC Two for a special six-part winter series continuing in lockdown form. Kicking off the series, Jools welcomes singer-songwriter Arlo Parks.

This week, Jools welcomes jazz drummer, producer and broadcaster Moses Boyd, award-winning singer Rag'n'Bone Man and legendary American folk musician Peggy Seeger to the show.

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 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 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 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 welcomes musical icon Noel Gallagher, Walsall-born singer-songwriter and Brit winner Jorja Smith, and Ohio duo The Black Keys, who have just released their tenth studio album.

Jools welcomes US musician Annie Clark aka St Vincent, multi-talented actor and musician Johnny Flynn, Bristol-based five-piece Squid and multi-instrumentalist and vocal powerhouse Laura Mvula.

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

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 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 the multitalented Damon Albarn and Scottish singer-songwriter Emeli Sande, while making her debut on the show is Julie Campbell aka LoneLady.

Jools welcomes to the show rock legend and Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl, LA-based singer Marley Munroe aka Lady Blackbird and British group Jungle.

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

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 Sting, contemporary jazz star Nubya Garcia, Isle of Wight duo Wet Leg and singer-songwriter Lola Young 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 Isle of Wight duo Wet Leg, US singer and blues guitarist Joe Bonamassa, Nigerian-born, London-based artist Obongjayar and BRIT School alumni and south Londoner Cat Burns to the show.

Jools is joined by rock‘n’roll legend Liam Gallagher, Dubliner and debutante Sinead O'Brien, Belgian duo Charlotte Adigéry and Bolis Pupul, and Malian singer Oumou Sangaré.

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 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 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 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 chart-topping band The 1975, powerhouse vocalist Self Esteem, US soul group Ural Thomas and the Pain, London collective The Comet Is Coming and singer-songwriter Victoria Canal.

30 years to the day that the show first broadcast on 8th October 1992, Jools welcomes Nigerian global megastar Burna Boy, Mumford and Sons’ frontman Marcus Mumford, south London rapper Loyle Carner, all-female quartet The Big Moon and three-piece band PVA to the show.

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

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

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 invites more classic and contemporary artists for music sessions in north London's Alexandra Palace Theatre. Returning to the show are Irish singer-songwriter Hozier, debuting tracks from his recent Eat Your Young EP, and 2021 Mercury Prize winner Arlo Parks, performing songs from her highly anticipated second album My Soft Machine. They're joined by three artists making their debut on the show: Irish folk singer-songwriter Lisa O'Neill, sharing a track from her fifth album All of This Is Chance, soulful trio Thee Sacred Souls, performing a track from their self-titled EP, and venbee, one of the female artists leading the drum and bass resurgence. Also, Jools chats to legendary music photographer Jill Furmanovsky about the retrospective exhibition of her work being held at Manchester Central Library, which celebrates 50 years of her photography of some of the biggest names in music.

Returning to the show are British vocal powerhouse Jessie Ware, who returns with a couple of numbers from her disco-infused fifth studio album That! Feels Good!, and Nottingham duo Sleaford Mods, fresh from a successful North American tour that included a performance at Coachella. They're joined by three artists making their debuts on the show: Dave Okumu & the 7 Generations, led by the prolific and revered producer and performing a collaboration with ESKA, east London's Olivia Dean, making her TV debut with the song Dive from her forthcoming album Messy, and the Waeve, a musical collaboration between Blur's Graham Coxon and vocalist and musician Rose Elinor Dougall, once a member of The Pipettes. Also, Jools chats to legendary drummer Stewart Copeland, whose forthcoming new album Police Deranged for Orchestra sees him team up with an orchestra to rework some of the biggest hits written and recorded by The Police.

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.

Jools welcomes vocal powerhouse Jorja Smith to the show, performing a couple of numbers from her much-anticipated second LP, falling or flying; US stadium rockers The National, with a pair of songs from their tenth album Laugh Track; Brooklyn-based ‘discodelica’ three-piece girl group Say She She, with two tracks from their second album, Silver; Manchester-born wordsmith Antony Szmierek with his latest single The Words to Auld Lang Syne; and cult singer and punk legend Wreckless Eric, best known for his much-covered single Whole Wide World, performing a track from his 19th album, Leisureland.

Jools welcomes to the show Take That, with a couple of tracks from their forthcoming ninth album This Life; new and hotly tipped all-female band The Last Dinner Party, who perform a couple of tracks from their much-anticipated debut album; Minnesota singer, dancer and actor METTE, with a track from her recently released debut EP METTENARRATIVE; folk music’s bright new star Frankie Archer, who has a track from her upcoming EP Never So Red; and heavy metal-ragga band Skindred with their track Gimme That Boom, taken from their recent album Smile. Meanwhile, guitar legend Johnny Marr joins Jools at the piano for a chat to discuss his upcoming book Marr’s Guitars.

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 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 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 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 Manchester band Elbow, returning with their tenth album Audio Vertigo; Bristol's Idles, who perform a couple of tracks from their album Tangk; American country star Lainey Wilson with her single Country's Cool Again; Bafta winner Samantha Morton, who has teamed up with producer Richard Russell on their project Sam Morton, with a track from their forthcoming album Daffodils & Dirt; and 25-year-old singer-songwriter Myles Smith, who makes his television debut ahead of the release of his debut EP, You Promised a Lifetime.

Jools welcomes to the show the legendary Paul Weller, who performs a couple of songs from his 17th solo album, 66; South Shields’s Nadine Shah, who performs a couple of tracks from her fifth album Filthy Underneath; tour de force duo Bob Vylan, who perform the track Hunger Games, taken from their third album Humble as the Sun; folk artist Katherine Priddy, who performs a song from her second album The Pendulum Swing; and south London singer Rachel Chinouriri, who performs her track Never Need Me from her debut album What a Devastating Turn of Events.

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 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 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.

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 South Shields singer Jade, Stockport band Blossoms, composer Nubya Garcia, folk singer Laura Marling and Dublin band Gurriers, as well as legendary drummer Roger Taylor.

Jools welcomes back Welsh icons Manic Street Preachers, legendary British funk group Cymande, Danish singer MØ, multi-instrumentalist and singer Jerron Paxton, and Brixton singer-songwriter Nia Smith.

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.

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.

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.

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 British rock legends Skunk Anansie, musician, film and theatre star Cynthia Erivo, Irish singer-songwriter CMAT, goth rock auteur Heartworms and Vermont folk artist Sam Amidon.

With performances from Franz Ferdinand, Joy Crookes, Billy Nomates, ALT BLK ERA, Cameron Winter and Jackson Dean, and Jools chats to Beverley Knight and Holly Johnson.

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

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 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.