
Fri, May 22 - Stithians Showground Truro
Fisherman's Friends Festival
Jools Holland opens Fisherman's Friends Festival at Stithians Showground with blues, boogie and British rhythm & blues.
Jools Holland stands as one of Britain's most accomplished musicians and bandleaders, renowned for his vibrant command of blues and boogie genres. With a career tracing back to his formative days as a pianist and composer, Holland continues to shape the landscape of live music across the United Kingdom. His 2024 releases, including the album "Swing Fever" and singles such as "Pennies from Heaven" and "Ain’t Misbehavin’", showcase his unmistakable style and enduring relevance in contemporary music circles.
Holland's reputation as a headline act remains unshakable, recently evidenced by his leading performance at the Fisherman's Friends Festival at Stithians Showground in Cornwall, where he captivated audiences as the headliner. Supported by his celebrated Rhythm & Blues Orchestra and joined by notable artists like Andrew Roachford, Ruby Turner, and Seth Lakeman, Holland’s performance was a testament to the enduring appeal of his live concerts. His presence as a guest mentor on Channel 4's "The Piano" further highlights his role as a tastemaker and mentor in British music, inspiring a new generation of pianists and performers.
Fans have even more to anticipate with Jools Holland headlining the stage at Chepstow Castle in Monmouthshire in August 2026, promising another lively showcase of his signature sound. For anyone passionate about blues, boogie, and exceptional live gigs, following Jools Holland is essential—keep an eye on his tour dates for the chance to witness his artistry first-hand.
Featuring his rhythm & blues orchestra, andrew roachford, ruby turner, louise marshall, sumudu jaya tilaka, kernow king, seth lakeman, sharon shannon and more.

Jools Holland opens Fisherman's Friends Festival at Stithians Showground with blues, boogie and British rhythm & blues.

Jools Holland brings his blues and boogie show to Chepstow Castle, Monmouthshire on 31 August 2026.