All news on the topic: Jools Holland

Rod Stewart has taken a swipe at Ed Sheeran and claimed he hasn't heard of any of his songs, despite the latter's chart-topping hits and worldwide success

Sir Rod Stewart and his family are seeing in the new year in style, with the Maggie May singer, his wife Penny Lancaster and their son enjoying a luxury stay at a five-star hotel in Scotland

Band leader and TV music legend Jools Holland was stunned to learn that pop megastar Beyonce is a fan of his rollicking year-end Hootenanny and even proposed doing a tune on the show

Rare and unseen footage of Blondie is coming to the BBC, but what happened to frontwoman Debbie Harry and where is she now? We take a look at the singer's colourful life

The former British Army Captain has hit back at Oasis star Noel and Blur singer Damon for bitter comments and catty behaviour that they exhibited to him in the past

Chatting to Jools Holland, former Oasis rocker Noel Gallagher revealed his must-have items for life on the road as he prepares to tour his latest solo studio album

The Watering Hole in Perranporth, Cornwall, has been crowned the best beer garden in the UK - The Mirror spoke to owner Tom Job, 32, who explained the popular spot's rise from humble beginnings

The 2023 BAFTA TV Awards saw a host of stars of the small screen pick up awards as the ceremony celebrated the best of this year's television

You might know him best from Shooting Stars and The Smell of Reeves and Mortimer - but he's now more likely to be found in the reedbeds of Kent, near the couple's home

Paul McCartney, Elton John and Tom Hanks visited David Hockney's new exhibition Bigger & Closer (not smaller & further away) in London

Jools Holland has welcomed TV cameras to his attic where his incredible miniature railway collection stretches for 90 feet, and which recreates 600 miles of Europe

A remote Kent village is home to just 200 residents and also has a 14 castle and manor owned by Hootenanny jazz legend Jools Holland. Cooling, near Rochester, also boasts a 13th-century church believed to have inspired Charles Dickens