STEPS, the 90s superstars are going back on tour next year, proving 2020 isn’t just bringing us bad news.
WANT to get tickets to Steps ‘Future Holds’ comeback tour? Of course you do, and here’s how you can get your hands on a pair.
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Get ready to 5,6,7,8, as the full line up will be returning to a stage near you, and bringing with them their epic back catalogue of hits.
- Get tickets to see Steps 2021 Comeback Tour – click here
The tour will kick off November 2021 in Sheffield, and come to a close in Bournemouth that December.
And with a number of big arenas booked and the one and only Sophie Ellis-Bextor as support, it’s going to a big show.
General sale tickets will go on sale Friday September 18 at 10am from Ticketmaster.
You can get your hands on them here, but don’t hang about as these are sure to fly off the shelves.
Can’t wait that long? Fans can get access to the the pre-sale by ordering What The Future Holds from the Steps Superstore, before the general sale kicks off.
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The band will be playing numbers from the new album, but fans better get excited, as you can expect to hear all the old school favourites including Better the Devil You Know, 5, 6, 7, 8, Tragedy, Chain Reaction, Stomp – we can’t wait.
Steps 2021 Tour Dates
- November 2 — FlyDSA Arena, Sheffield – click here
- November 3 — Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham – click here
- November 5 — Resorts World Arena, Birmingham – click here
- November 8 — Utilita Arena, Newcastle – click here
- November 11 — AO Arena, Manchester – click here
- November 13 — P&J Live, Aberdeen – click here
- November 15 — The SSE Arena, Belfast – click here
- November 18 — M&S Bank Arena, Liverpool – click here
- November 19 — First Direct Arena, Leeds – click here
- November 22 — The SSE Hydro, Glasgow – click here
- November 25 — Brighton Centre – click here
- November 26 — The O2, London – click here
- November 29 — Motorpoint Arena, Cardiff – click here
- December 1 — International Centre, Bournemouth – click here
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