Hozier, Joe Wicks And Wild Youth Among Guests On The Late Late Show
Hozier, Joe Wicks and Wild Youth are all set to be on the Late Late Show tonight with Ryan Tubridy, along with a few other familiar faces.
Ryan will be bringing loads of exciting guests onto the couch this evening to talk all things music, life, history, food, and more music!
First up, we'll have Wicklow man Hozier back home to promote his brand new album Wasteland, Baby!, and of course he will be giving us some inside deats into his upcoming album tour, which is going to happen through-out 2019. He will also be giving us a lovely performance, hopefully (and most likely) from his new album.
Next on the music side of things, Wild Youth will be gracing our screens to debut their brand new EP The Last Goodbye, giving us an amazing live performance.
Our debut EP The Last Goodbye is officially OUT! We've always dreamt about this moment. A milestone we've waited to hit for so long ?https://t.co/dNW5BqrPTd pic.twitter.com/0NvhoAZkpC
— Wild Youth (@bandwildyouth) January 25, 2019
The Stars from Dancing With The Stars will be on to giving us the low down on the dramatics and the struggles that come with enduring weeks and weeks of dancing. The contestants will be represented by Fred Cooke, Darren Kennedy, Clelia Murphy and Mairéad Ronan.
My all-time favourite food blogger, Joe Wicks (The Body Coach), will be joining Ryan in the RTÉ Studios tonight, (which I'm most excited for) to give us a lesson on quick and nutritious lean in 15 vegan meals that will have our lunches for the next two weeks sorted. He also has a new book set to be released in 2020 that will concentrate on healthy foods for babies and toddlers name Wean In 15, which is a very smart name.
Hugely successful radio broadcaster Tom Dunne will be in to speak about his brush with death, after discovering he had an underlying genetic heart condition that shocked both him and his family. He will talk about his surgery, and how he had to relearn how to walk after becoming so weak due to the stressful operation.
Photographers Alan Lewis and Crispin Rodwell will be in to show us their work from the Troubles, and to talk about RTÉ's new documentary, Shooting The Darkness.
The Late Late Show will begin at 9.35pm tonight on RTÉ One.