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Steeleye Span

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Followers 26,379
Category Folk Rock, Folk, Rock

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About Steeleye Span

Steeleye Span formed in 1969 from members of Fairport Convention and out of the ashes of Sweeney's Men creating a distinctive fusion of both British folk with electric rock music. The resulting first version of the band was formed by ex-Fairport bassist Ashley Hutchings and built around two pairs of vocalists, one English, one Irish, Tim Hart and Maddy Prior and Terry and Gay Woods. Rhythm was to be supplied largely by Hutchings' bass, and without drums. Tensions between the band grew during the production in 1970 of their first album, Hark! The Village Wait to the point where they never again worked together after its completion, but the music itself shows no signs of these difficulties. While having a rock sensibility there is a greater sense of the authentic folk tradition than even in the best of Fairport, and a particular beauty arising from the two pairs of voices. The Woods being replaced by admired folk stalwart Martin Carthy, with violinist Peter Knight to widen the musical textures, the group late in 1970 recorded their most admired record Please to see the King. Ten Man Mop followed in 1971, more accomplished but generally felt to be less exciting. The expensive gatefold sleeve swallowed the band's royalties, and was referred to as a tombstone, since Hutchings and Carthy then left, to pursue Hutchings' new vision of a specifically English strand of folk rock with The Albion Band, and Steeleye Mk 2 folded. However the inclusion of the less celebrated and more rock orientated replacements Rick Kemp and Bob Johnson led to the most commercially successful phase in the band's existence, vocalist Maddy Prior becoming the primary focus of the band, and a run of well received albums, from Below the Salt and Now we Are Six, their first with drummer Nigel Pegrum, to their eighth, and most commercially successful, All Around my Hat, in 1975. Still active, they have a claim to be one of the longest-lived and perhaps the most commercially successful of all the folk rock bands of the era, thanks to their hit singles Gaudete and All Around My Hat, 3 top 40 albums and even a certified "gold" record with All Around My Hat.

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Genres

Folk Rock, Folk, Rock

Band members

Julian Littman, Andrew Sinclair, Athen Octavia, Jessie May Smart, Maddy Prior, Roger Carey, Liam Genockey

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Is Steeleye Span on tour?

Yes, Steeleye Span is currently on tour. If you're interested in attending an upcoming Steeleye Span concert, make sure to grab your tickets in advance. The Steeleye Span tour is scheduled for 21 dates across 19 cities. Get information on all upcoming tour dates and tickets for 2026-2027 with Hypebot.

How many upcoming tour dates is Steeleye Span scheduled to play?

Steeleye Span is scheduled to play 21 shows between 2026-2027. Buy concert tickets to a nearby show through Hypebot.

When does the Steeleye Span tour start?

Steeleye Span's tour starts Apr 18, 2026 and ends on May 16, 2026. They will play 19 cities; their most recent concert was held in Hexham at Queen's Hall Arts Centre and their next upcoming concert will be in Loughborough at Loughborough Town Hall.

What venues is Steeleye Span performing at?

As part of the Steeleye Span tour, Steeleye Span is scheduled to play across the following venues and cities:

2026 Tour Dates:

Apr 18 - Hexham, England @ Queen's Hall Arts Centre
Apr 19 - Lytham St Annes, United Kingdom @ Lowther Pavilion
Apr 21 - Whitby, United Kingdom @ Whitby Pavilion Theatre
Apr 22 - Hull, United Kingdom @ Hull City Hall
Apr 23 - Stockport, United Kingdom @ The Plaza Stockport
Apr 26 - Blackburn, England @ Blackburn Empire Theatre
Apr 27 - Leeds, ENG @ City Varieties Music Hall
Apr 28 - Doncaster, England @ Cast
Apr 29 - Loughborough, United Kingdom @ Loughborough Town Hall
May 01 - Winchester, United Kingdom @ Theatre Royal Winchester
May 03 - Canterbury, England @ Gulbenkian Arts Centre
May 04 - Chelmsford, United Kingdom @ Chelmsford Theatre
May 05 - Epsom, United Kingdom @ Epsom Playhouse
May 07 - Coventry, United Kingdom @ Warwick Arts Centre
May 09 - Shrewsbury, England @ Shrewsbury Abbey
May 10 - Malvern, England @ Malvern Theatres
May 12 - Taunton, England @ The Brewhouse Theatre & Arts Centre
May 12 - Taunton, England @ The Brewhouse Theatre & Arts Centre
May 13 - Exeter, United Kingdom @ Exeter Corn Exchange
May 14 - Paignton, England @ Palace Theatre, Paignton
May 16 - Portsmouth, United Kingdom @ New Theatre Royal, Portsmouth