Later with Jools Holland TV Guide

Later... with Jools Holland · Series 69 · Episode 3

Jools welcomes, from Birmingham, Dexys Midnight Runners, who perform a couple of songs from their seventh album, LOVE, which was produced by David Holmes and offers a ‘series of deeply personal scenes and reckonings’. Jools also chats to frontman Kevin Rowland, and the band share one of their classic hits from 1982. From Australia, singer-songwriter Courtney Barnett makes her debut on the show and performs two tracks from her album Creature of Habit, which 'marks a decisive new chapter in her musical evolution' and was written in the wake of a relocation from Australia to Los Angeles. From Dublin, six-piece contemporary folk group Madra Salach appear ahead of their sold-out tour and perform their single Ribbon Factory, which is described by frontman Paul Banks as a 'uniquely Irish song and is wrought with anger and despair'. South London collective Ibibio Sound Machine also join the line-up to perform Concept of Love, taken from their album Chopping Mountain – 'a powerful album, promoting love, unity and resistance through music'. Born and raised in Bath, 19-year-old rising star Mulaa Joans makes her TV debut and performs the title track from her EP That Ain’t You,...