RUFUS WAINWRIGHT
The brutally honest Rufus Wainwright talks about his influences and inspirations as a musician, from his family to the heavyweights of pop and opera, and throws in some passionate performance while he's at it.

ELTON JOHN
Elvis Costello and Sir Elton John explore Elton John's love and passion for many of the musicians who've had an impact on his life and career - from Leon Russell to Laura Nyro - with some candid and hilarious anecdotes along the way.

THE POLICE
Sting, Andy Summers, and Stewart Copeland come together for the final (and only) television interview and performance of their hugely successful Police reunion tour.

KRIS KRISTOFFERSON, ROSANNE CASH, NORAH JONES and JOHN MELLENCAMP
Elvis hosts an old-fashioned "guitar pull", where singers and songwriters take turns playing tunes and telling stories - in this case, Kris Kristofferson, Norah Jones, John Mellencamp and Rosanne Cash.

JAMES TAYLOR
James Taylor, one of the biggest stars of the American singer-songwriter movement which dominated popular music in the early 70s, joins Elvis for an intimate and candid conversation - and some equally intimate and candid music.

DIANA KRALL
Elvis steps aside to allow Spectacle Executive Producer - and good friend - Elton John the opportunity to interview international jazz superstar - and Elvis' wife - Diana Krall at the piano.

BILL CLINTON
President Clinton joins Elvis Costello in an unprecedented and revealing chat about his early career aspirations and the astonishing degree to which music shaped him as a man, a politician and a President.

TONY BENNETT
Elvis Costello speaks with the steward of the Great American Songbook - Tony Bennett.

JAKOB DYLAN, JENNY LEWIS, SHE+HIM
Elvis brings together some of "the next generation" of singers and songwriters catching his ear - all of whom come from musical/show business families.

HERBIE HANCOCK
One of the giants of jazz joins Elvis for a fascinating up-close look at his incredible career and creative process. The inimitable Herbie Hancock takes a seat at the piano and simply opens up.

LOU REED
Lou Reed opens up with Elvis Costello; Julian Schnabel joins the fray mid-show.

RENÉE FLEMING
The great American soprano Renée Fleming is funny, fascinating and refreshingly down-to-earth in talking about opera, jazz and, of course, the extraordinary instrument that is her voice - which is also on display in some breathtaking performances.

SMOKEY ROBINSON
Elvis engages in a fascinating discussion and some irresistible music with the incredible Smokey Robinson, the miraculous Motown singer and songwriter once described by Bob Dylan as "America's greatest living poet".