Joining Jools from London are Florence and the Machine who return to the show to debut tracks from their upcoming third album How Big How Blue How Beautiful, the Charlatans return to the studio for the first time in seven years to play a couple of numbers from recently released Modern Nature, their twelfth album and first since founding member Jon Brookes died of brain cancer two years ago.

Originally from Boston, classic US singer-songwriter James Taylor has made his first album of original material in 13 years and will be on the show to perform a couple of songs from his upcoming seventeenth studio album Before This World. From Los Angeles, with a glam-rock feel, Mini Mansions are Zach Dawes, Tyler Parkford, and Queens of the Stone Age bassist Michael Shuman, making their debut on the show with a couple of numbers from their acclaimed second album The Great Pretenders.

Soulful south Londoner Andreya Triana is stepping into the limelight after building her career collaborating with many artists and producers with her second album Giants, which has been described as an 'elegant melting pot of styles, sounds and themes effortlessly brought together by a voice both distinct and timeless in equal measure'. Completing the line-up from Kansas are Madisen Ward and the Mama Bear, a mother-and-son duo consisting of singer-guitarist and songwriter Madisen Ward and his mother Ruth, also on vocals and guitar, which combines strong songwriting and neo-soul vocals. Show less