David Gilmour Later…with Jools Holland Recording 2024

David Gilmour and his 2024 touring band have been recording an episode of Later…with Jools Holland at the Alexandra Palace in London. The Ally Pally was of course the venue for the 14 Hour Technicolour Dream adventure on 30th April 1967 that Syd Barrett’s Pink Floyd performed at.

The new series of Later… With Jools Holland is broadcast on BBC Two on Saturday nights. David Gilmour’s appearance will be broadcast on Saturday 2nd November 2024. Other artists on the show include punk rockers Amyl and the Sniffers, 80s icons The The, singer-songwriter Dhruv and hip-hop tour de force Moonchild Sanelly.

You can watch the programme online. Might need a VPN set to a UK server if…. you have gone on holiday from the UK and are a BBC Licence Fee payer…

Later… with Jools Holland is back with an exciting new series, filmed at the iconic Alexandra Palace Theatre in North London. The show features a vibrant mix of live music and engaging chat. Be sure to catch David Gilmour playing on Later…with Jools Holland in this series.

In the premiere episode, Jools welcomes JADE, also known as Jade Thirlwall from the renowned girl group Little Mix. Making her solo TV debut, JADE performs her breakout solo track “Angel of My Dreams”, which samples Sandie Shaw’s 1967 hit “Puppet On A String”, along with her upcoming second single “Fantasy”.

This series will also showcase performances from a diverse lineup of artists including Amyl and the Sniffers, Cymande, David Gilmour, Dhruv, Jacob Alon, Jerron Paxton, Katy J Pearson, Manic Street Preachers, Max Richter, MØ, Moonchild Sanelly, Nia Smith, Pixies, Pozer, St Vincent, and The The. Additionally, viewers can look forward to insightful interviews with Joan Armatrading, Neneh Cherry, and more. Don’t miss David Gilmour featured on Later…with Jools Holland this season.

TV Broadcast Photos

Here are some additional photos, screen captures, that I took after watching the broadcast on the iPlayer.

From the archives, Pink Floyd performing at Alexandra Palace for the 14 Hour Technicolour Dream.

Source – BBC