Who is supporting steps at the o2

If What The Future Holds represented the future for Steps, then the current single, Something In Your Eyes , gleefully celebrates the past via a classic, ABBA-esque chorus, a joyous key change and a brilliantly unexpected staggered outro. You can't help but sing along to it and feel uplifted by it. The official music video, which was directed by Carly Cussen, is out now view here.

Fast forward twenty years, the band returned with the mighty Tears On The Dancefloor, which hit 1 on the physical and iTunes album charts and went Gold within a matter of weeks, becoming the second biggest-selling independent album of behind Stormzy. Ticket purchasers will receive an email with news and information on AXS Mobile ID tickets and how you can download your tickets to your phone.

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Click here to find out more. Security Coming to the show? Saturday Sat Monday Mon Thursday Thu Tuesday Tue Loaded 20 out of 24 events. More Events. Gallery Scroll to previous gallery image Scroll to next gallery image. About The poptastic quintet. Get the album What The Future Holds here Steps are a British five-piece known for their electro-pop sound and sparkling stage presence, complete with matching outfits and fun dance routines.

The O2. London, UK. Motorpoint Arena Cardiff. Cardiff, UK. Dec ' Bournemouth International Centre. Bournemouth, UK. If you thought 's hi-energy Tears on the Dancefloor album, which launched with the giant glitter ball-sized banger Scared of the Dark and concluded with a sold-out arena tour, was a step into the big leagues then brace yourselves.

The band released What The Future Holds, their most ambitious album to date, in The album showcased the big melodic choruses of their top-tier bangers and went Silver within the first month of its release.

It was also the most downloaded album in the UK over the Christmas period.