Jools Holland

JOOLS HOLLAND is going on tour again with his friend “the piano” —on March 20, 2027, at the Trinkhalle in Bad Ischl

After a long hiatus and numerous TV appearances with Rod Stewart , Jools Holland is heading out on a short European tour in 2025 and will be performing at the Trinkhalle in Bad Ischl. The piano maestro will once again prove that he doesn’t need an orchestra to entertain audiences with just his piano. He’ll be joined only by singers Ruby Turner, Louise Marshall, and Sumudu Jayatilaka. Klaxons drummer George Latham will be on drums.

The acclaimed musician, bandleader, and TV host Jools Holland pays tribute to all kinds of musical styles, including boogie-woogie, stride piano (a solo piano style from the early days of jazz), blues, swing, and R&B.

If anyone knows what they're talking about, it's him: With his BBC show *Later... with Jools Holland*, TV star, pianist, and bandleader JOOLS HOLLAND hosts Europe's most iconic music show . From Amy Winehouse, Ed Sheeran, and Adele to Bono, Paul McCartney, Pearl Jam, and B.B. King, he’s had them all on his show.

He is widely regarded as the undisputed best in his field and was awarded the “Order of the British Empire” by Queen Elizabeth II in June 2003 for his outstanding contributions to the British music industry.

In September 2011, JOOLS HOLLAND released a compilation specifically for the German-speaking market, which, in the best Later...with Jools Holland tradition , featuring a whole host of top acts, including Eric Clapton, Sting, David Gilmour, Nick Cave, Tom Jones, and many other international greats. But Jools Holland also had a sensational surprise in store, as the album featured artists from Germany for the first time: Roger Cicero, Ina Müller, The Baseballs, and Axel & Torsten Zwingenberger were among them.

Herbert Grönemeyer was featured with two songs, including a wonderful cover version of Randy Newman’s “Marie.” His latest album , “Swing” (Warner Music)—which he recorded with none other than Sir Rod Stewart —made it into the Top 10 of the album charts in nearly every European country. In the UK, it even reached number 1 for the first time in his career.