Jools Holland’s latest broadcast offered a delightful musical feast, bringing three unique Canadian icons to the stage for an evening of shared artistry and unforgettable performances. The show transformed into a cozy hub where genre boundaries dissolved as music from diverse corners of the world converged.
The evening featured a stellar showcase of prog-rock sensibilities with Angine de Poitrine, a captivating duo who made their much-anticipated UK television debut. They graced the stage by delivering tracks like Sarniezz and Fabienk, pulling directly from their recent album Vol. II, released earlier this spring.
Adding a touch of timeless country charm to the mix was Shania Twain. She promoted her upcoming album Little Miss Twain, slated for release on July 24th, with heartfelt renditions that spanned classic country and enduring pop. Twain shared her spotlight by performing a beloved cover of Hank Williams’ I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry, alongside a rendition of You’re Still The One.
Jools Holland provided the perfect backdrop for this musical journey, accompanying both acts on the piano, weaving the disparate sounds into a cohesive and warm tapestry. The evening was less about competition and more about celebration—a true testament to the interconnectedness of global music talent.
Credit: Stereogum
