Jools Holland and his Rythm & Blues Orchestra at the Clyde Auditorium Sound good to us too. Jools Holland graces the stage of the Clyde Auditorium with his rhythm and blues orchestra and special guests on this UK tour. Here are our top Jools facts and tracks to help you get in the groove. He was founding member of British pop band Squeeze. Holland played keyboard for the band for seven years before pursuing his solo career in 1981. His wedding to Christabel McEwen was a prestigious affair. Wedding guests included Ringo Starr, Robbie Coltrane, Stephen Fry, Lenny Henry and Jennifer Saunders to name a few. Pianist, bandleader, singer, composer, presenter - did we mention sitcom actor? He starred in the six-episode series The Groovy Fellers along with Rowland Rivron. The title refers to a faux pas Holland made when presenting a live ad for music show The Tube. He's a massive fan of the 1960s TV series The Prisoners. In 1987 he starred in a spoof documentary called The Laughing Prisoner with Stephen Fry, Terence Alexander and Hugh Laurie - a testament to his love of the show. Not only that, he designed his studio based on the show's setting, Portmeirion. He lives in a castle. Sort of. In addition to his home in Westcombe Park, Holland owns a property in Kent which was built in the medieval ruins of Cooling Castle. Are you off to see the man himself this weekend? Let us know by Tweeting @STVGlasgow