The Late Late Show is never going to give you up, never going to let you down, never going to run around and desert you.
Well, at least the first guest on the couch this week won’t!
Yes, prepared to be Rick Rolled this Friday night.
Pop legend Rick Astley will chat to Patrick Kielty about his surprise and joy at reaching over one billion streams on Spotify earlier this year.
He’ll also treat us to special performance of one of his biggest hits!
Bafta-winning actress Miriam Margolyes will sit down with Patrick for a no-holds-barred chat about her extraordinary career from working with Hollywood heavyweights like Leonardo DiCaprio and Arnold Schwarzenegger to her most outrageous moments on and off screen.
She will discuss why she believes sex, religion and politics are exactly what we should be talking about and why honesty is always the best policy.
Award-winning actor Damian Lewis, best known for his roles in Billions, Homeland and Band of Brothers will also be on the couch this week for his Late Late Show debut.
He will chat to Patrick about his life on screen and how he recently turned his talents to music. Ahead of his Irish gigs later this month, he’ll discuss his passion for performing and what inspired the shift from screen to stage.
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Next up is Ireland and Leinster rugby star, Andrew Porter, who will chat about his new book Heart on My Sleeve.
He will discuss losing his mother at a young age, his struggle with mental health following her death and why he has decided to share his deeply personal story. Andrew will also look ahead to the upcoming 2025 Autumn Nations Series and 2026 Six Nations Tournament.
Comedy star Emma Doran will bring her razor-sharp humour to the Late Late couch this week, ahead of her highly anticipated Irish tour.
With viral success online and a knack for turning everyday chaos into comedy gold, Emma will share her take on womanhood, pop culture and the madness of modern life.
Finally, Irish soprano Celine Byrne will join this week’s lineup to chat about how a childhood footing turf and playing camogie led her to duetting with some of the world’s biggest stars on the most famous stages.
She will also discuss her upcoming role in Madama Butterfly coming to the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre in November and share a sneak peek of what audiences can expect from this powerful operatic performance.
It’s not one to miss!
The Late Late Show airs on RTÉ One at 9:35pm
