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Jools Holland announces tour including and Brighton date

by Nick Linazasoro
Friday 3 Feb, 2023 at 1:38PM
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Jools Holland announces tour including and Brighton date
Jools Holland is heading back to Brighton

Musical maestro Jools Holland and his revered Rhythm & Blues Orchestra have announced the run of dates and special guests of their 2023 Autumn/Winter UK tour. Starting in Southend on 2nd November, the tour will take in 30 shows across the UK including a return to the Brighton Centre on Saturday 9th December 2022.

Renowned as one of the UK’s most popular tours, this year the show will feature The Selecter’s Pauline Black and Arthur ‘Gaps’ Hendrickson as special guests.

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Pauline Black from The Selecter live in St Peter’s Church, Brighton 29.7.22 (pic Cherie Elody)

Pauline Black and Arthur ‘Gaps’ Hendrickson are no strangers to Jools and the orchestra, having joined them for a memorable tour in 2016. The duo are founding members of the influential Coventry based two-tone band and ska pioneers The Selecter. Their debut album ‘Too Much Pressure’, released in 1980, still remains a key moment of British music history. The two vocalists have been an unstoppable force since relaunching The Selecter, entertaining audiences throughout the country with their incredible live performances, including hits like the classic ‘On My Radio’.

Arthur ‘Gaps’ Hendrickson from The Selecter live in St Peter’s Church, Brighton 29.7.22 (pic Cherie Elody)

Fans will be thrilled to hear that the shows will once again feature the outstanding vocals of Ruby Turner and Louise Marshall, as well as the highly talented Sumudu Jayatilaka, who joined Jools for the first time in 2022. Together with the inimitable musicianship of the Rhythm & Blues Orchestra, which features drums from original Squeeze member Gilson Lavis, Jools Holland will be performing tracks spanning his entire solo career. With a catalogue that reaches through decades, prepare to enjoy the greatest boogie-woogie party in town!

Jools Holland said: “Myself, my piano and Orchestra are thrilled to bits because our special guests this year are Pauline Black and Arthur ‘Gaps’ Hendrickson of The Selecter. This magnificent addition will amplify our Ska music credentials and bring an extra razzy dazzy spasm to our dance capabilities. Coupled with our own Boogie Queen and Enchantress, Ruby Turner, this mix will result in one of the most dynamic shows we’ve ever had. But it doesn’t stop there, adding her delicious voice and harmonic enchantments to the evening, will be our very own, Louise Marshall. Further, for your aural delectation we introduce, the much sought after and wonderful new voice of Sumudu Jayatilaka. All this music will be underpinned by the drums of my Squeeze co-founder, Gilson Lavis and decorated by the scintillating soloists of the Orchestra.”

Tickets for the tour are on general sale now via www.ticketmaster.co.uk / www.seetickets.com and tickets for the Brighton Centre show can also be purchased HERE.

Brighton Centre will host the local concert (pic Mike Burnell)

Full UK tour dates:

NOVEMBER
Thu 2nd Southend Cliffs Pavilion
Fri 3rd Southend Cliffs Pavilion
Sat 4th Ipswich Regent Theatre
Sun 5th Cambridge Corn Exchange
Thu 9th Stockton Globe
Fri 10th Northampton Royal & Derngate
Sat 11th Reading Hexagon
Sun 12th Harrogate Convention Centre
Thu 16th Stoke Victoria Hall
Fri 17th Guildford G Live
Sat 18th Bournemouth Pavilion
Sun 19th Southampton Mayflower Theatre
Wed 22nd Nottingham Royal Concert Hall
Thur 23rd Leicester De Montfort Hall
Fri 24th London Royal Albert Hall
Sat 25th London Royal Albert Hall
Wed 29th Sheffield City Hall
Thu 30th Newcastle City Hall
DECEMBER
Fri 1st Glasgow SEC Armadillo
Sat 2nd Glasgow SEC Armadillo
Wed 6th Bath Forum
Thu 7th Bristol Beacon
Fri 8th Plymouth Pavilions
Sat 9th Brighton Centre
Fri 15th Birmingham Symphony Hall
Sat 16th Birmingham Symphony Hall
Sun 17th Leeds First Direct Arena
Wed 20th York Barbican
Thu 21st Cardiff International Arena
Fri 22nd Manchester O2 Apollo

www.joolsholland.com

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