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Vic Reeves has spoken about the moment when he was haunted by a ghost which was shaped as three foot tall egg, made of mist.

 Jo also asked the crooner if Linda would have liked his London apartment. “She would love it,” Tom replied.

For Those I Love is challenging for Number 1 on this week’s Official Irish Albums Chart.

Later… with Jools Holland saw the host joined by Years & Years‘ Olly Alexander for a special performance – watch below.As part of the show the pair ran through a rendition of the classic Stevie Wonder track ‘Signed, Sealed, Delivered’.For the new 57th series of the long-running BBC show, remote performances are teamed with one guest per episode, who joins Jools in his studio to run through their favourite moments from the history of Later and occasionally give a special performance.Watch Alexander and Holland perform ‘Signed, Sealed, Delivered’ together below.Earlier this week, it was announced that Years & Years is set to continue as an Olly Alexander solo project henceforth.The synth-pop trio explained that their upcoming third album has

Amy Winehouse At The BBC’ will be released later this year, an expansion of the posthumous 2012 box set of the same name.The release sees the audio of Jools Holland’s ‘A Tribute To Amy Winehouse’, a selection of the broadcaster’s personal favourite Winehouse performances made available for the first time.‘The BBC One Sessions Live At Portchester Hall’ are also new to the expanded addition, which is released on 3xCD and 3xLP on May 7 via UMC/Island.JUST ANNOUNCED!Amy Winehouse – At The BBC: Triple Vinyl, Back To Black Slipmat & The Sound Of Vinyl Exclusive Hand-Numbered Litho PrintPre-order Now >> https://t.co/lcixgIhjSr pic.twitter.com/SJCApC3L2T— The Sound of Vinyl (@TheSoundofVinyl) March 24, 2021The full tracklisting is as follows:DISC

Dry Cleaning, Paul Weller and Laura Mvula joined the latest episode of Later… With Jools Holland last night (March 12) – watch the performances below.The 57th season of the show is featuring remote performances, as well as artists talking Jools through their favourite moments from the show’s illustrious history.Mvula was the artist sharing her best bits from Later last night, while Dry Cleaning performed new single ‘Scratchcard Lanyard’ from London’s MOTH Club, and Weller played ‘Glad Times’ from his Black Barn Studios.Watch the performances below and catch the full show via the BBC iPlayer here.The new season of Later… With Jools Holland was opened last month with a first episode featuring Arlo Parks, Sleaford Mods and Kings Of Leon.Its

Wolf Alice gave a live debut to their comeback single ‘The Last Man On Earth’ on last night’s (March 5) episode of Later… with Jools Holland – watch below.The band shared their comeback single last month, along with details of third album ‘Blue Weekend’, due in June via Dirty Hit.The new Jools performance was led by Ellie Rowsell sat at the piano as the band surrounded her in the Alexandra Palace theatre venue in London.

Sir Tom Jones, 80, was a guest on the Later… with Jools Holland tonight as he opened up about his career and his new album.

The White Stripes have shared a vintage performance of ‘Hotel Yorba’ from Later… With Jools Holland – you can watch it below.Shared to celebrate the release of The White Stripes Greatest Hits, the performance was recorded in 2001 and was Jack and Meg White’s first appearance on UK television.Announcing their Greatest Hits album in a statement, Jack White’s Third Man Records wrote: “We get that the idea of ‘Greatest Hits’ may seem irrelevant in the era of streaming, but we also wholeheartedly believe that great bands deserve a ‘Greatest Hits’.“The White Stripes are a great band with great fans and it feels like a greatest hits compilation from them is not only appropriate but absolutely necessary.”Watch The White Stripes’ ‘Hotel Yorba’

Later… with Jools Holland premiered last night (February 19) featuring Arlo Parks, Sleaford Mods and Kings of Leon.The show has been adapted in line with ongoing coronavirus restrictions, and saw remote performances as well as Parks joining Jools in the BBC studio.The new series was opened by Kings of Leon who shared a performance of recent single ‘The Bandit’ from their home studio. The track appears on their eighth album ‘When You See Yourself’, which is set to arrive on March 5.

Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer have recalled the moment they were threatened at gunpoint during a road trip in California.

Sir Tom Jones is looking forward to 2021 after revealing that he has had the COVID-19 vaccination.The Welsh singer, who turned 80 in the summer, said it was the “one good thing” about his age.The singer, who returns to TV screens tonight for the new series of The Voice UK, made his comments on New Year’s Eve.He was speaking to Jools Holland on his annual Hootenanny show when he shared his news.When asked about his plans for the new year, the octogenarian told the host that he had already had the coronavirus vaccine.“Well, I have had my jab already,” he began.“Oh, have you?” the musician asked.“Of course. 80-years-old you see, that’s one good thing about being 80.

Tom Jones has shared his delight at being "first in line" to get the coronavirus vaccine.

SIR Tom Jones has opened up about having the coronavirus vaccine and dubbed it the "the real deal". The 80-year-old singer chatted about the jab on Jools Holland's Annual Hootennany show on New Year's Eve, joking it was the only perk of his age.

600,000 people have already been given the first Covid-19 vaccine in the UK between December 8 and December 20 according to the UK government. And tens of thousands of coronavirus vaccines will be delivered across Wales next week, one of Wales' medical advisers has said.

direct to your inboxWe have been repeatedly told that this Christmas and New Year, celebrations would be very different. But what isn't different is that Jools Holland is back to save us all with his annual  New Year  Hootenany - with his Rhythm & Blues Orchestra, of course.

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Jools Holland says the Government must support musicians, who cannot work even if they want to.

U.K. artist BERWYN has only released two singles to date, “GLORY” and “TRAP PHONE," but he has established himself as a voice calling out to be heard.

pic.twitter.com/IzKOZ6f7fAToday I reflect on you. Amy.But we all lost you, even those who never met you, lost you.

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