The ever-popular musician and BBC TV presenter comes to town in November and considering how popular his live dates are you may want to consider getting Jools Holland tickets. Bradford is part of a UK tour from the former Squeeze band member and this event takes place at St Georges Hall.

Later With Jools
Jools Holland has an incredibly important and influential role as the presenter of the BBC2 show Later With Jools Holland. The guests he invites onto the show get to perform in front of a huge TV audience and the kudos associated with it is a mighty one. One of the most admirable things about the show is that it doesn’t just consist of the biggest selling bands or artists, in actual fact the show supports credible artists from all over the world, regardless of whether they top charts or not. If you want to see the man behind the show, up, close and personal make sure to get your Jools Holland tickets. Bradford music-lovers are sure to be out in force for the event.

Rhythm and Blues Orchestra
It is not just the main man who will be on stage to entertain holders of Jools Holland tickets. Bradford soul and blues fans will also be rocking to the Rhythm and Blues Orchestra. Comprising of a near twenty-strong bunch of talented musicians, from the beautiful gospel RnB vocals of Ruby Turner to Gilson Lavis (Gilson and Jools were formerly in Squeeze together), they are a phenomenal collection of musicians.

The Tour
You will be able to catch Jools and his band on one of their dates with Jools Holland tickets. Bradford is the one closest to home, however, but the entire tour stretches the length and breadth of the UK, as well as dates in Brugge and Amsterdam.

Squeeze the Rhythm
No doubt, a lot of the people who buy Jools Holland tickets Bradford will have followed the musician since his days as part of the highly influential band Squeeze. Tracks like Up The Junction and Cool For Cats have become classics, sounding just as good today as they did the day they were released. It is good to see that rather than living off his involvement in the band, Jools Holland moved on to create The Big Band in 1987, which has slowly but surely mutated into the Rhythm and Blues Orchestra as it is known today.

It costs £31.50 plus booking fee for Jools Holland tickets. Bradford will host Jools and The Rhythm and Blues Orchestra on Thursday 19th November 2009 at St Georges Hall. To purchase tickets, click on the link below.