Jools Holland’s Hootenanny 2023: Rod Stewart and Stars Set to Dazzle on New Year’s Eve
The countdown to 2024 just got louder! Jools Holland’s iconic Annual Hootenanny is back for its 31st year on December 31, airing on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer from 11:30pm to 1:30am. Since 1993, this New Year’s Eve party has combined top-tier music, laughs, and star-studded performances to create a must-watch TV event.
The Star-Studded Lineup Rocking New Year’s Eve
This year, the legendary Rod Stewart makes his Hootenanny debut, promising unforgettable moments. Sharing the stage with him are a brilliant mix of chart-toppers and rising stars including:
- Mercury Prize nominee Olivia Dean
- Pop royalty Sugababes
- Soulful powerhouse Raye
- Brit soul diva Joss Stone
- Blues legend Paul Jones
- Iconic singer PP Arnold
- Folk sensations The Mary Wallopers
Special Guests and Unique Acts
- Ruby Turner: The Boogie Woogie Queen will light up the stage with her remarkable vocals.
- Pipes & Drums of the 1st Battalion Scot Guards: Delivering a stirring performance as the new year strikes.
Jools Holland’s Hootenanny is more than music — it’s packed with sharp comedy, exclusive interviews, and star chats, making it a vibrant mix that stands out among all New Year’s broadcasts.
Why The Hootenanny is a New Year’s Essential
A Time-Honoured Tradition: For over three decades, Jools’ show has been a firm favourite, blending well-known legends with fresh talent.
Unforgettable Collaborations: Unique duets and genre-blending performances create moments that linger long after the credits roll.
Spotlight on New Talent: While stars shine bright, up-and-coming acts get their big break, showcasing the future of music.
A Year in Music, Captured Live: The diverse and dynamic lineup perfectly reflects the musical highs of the past year, offering a snapshot of today’s sound.
Don’t Miss It – The Ultimate NYE Bash
Jools Holland’s Hootenanny 2023 promises a night packed with celebration, nostalgia, and sensational tunes. Whether you’re a fan of rock, pop, soul, or folk, this is the ultimate way to welcome 2024 with music and merriment.
