Episode 7

Synopsis

Jools is joined by Maxwell, the prince of nu-soul who first made his Later debut in 1996, and now returns to perform tracks from his recent BLACKsummers' Night album.

Stereophonics, who made their TV debut on Later in 1997, return to the show for an incredible ninth time, on the eve of the release of their next album entitled Keep Calm and Carry On.

Canadian Diana Krall also returns to the show, for the first time since the nineties, with a number or two from her acclaimed samba-inflected Quiet Nights album, inspired by a trip to Brazil.

Wild Beasts come down from the Lake District as one of the most talked about bands in the country thanks to their highly acclaimed second album Two Dancers.

Plus there is Northumbrian moody folk courtesy of the Unthanks, comprising the vocal harmonies of Rachel Unthank and sister Becky, plus an eight-piece supporting cast of strings, drums, brass, guitar and piano. They play tunes from their much acclaimed album Here's The Tender Coming.