Steps - What The Future Holds Live - DVD

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Steps are one of the only acts staging a major tour on an arena scale right now so it’s safe to say they had plenty of pressure on their shoulders with the ‘What The Future Holds Tour’. Fans were treated to a half-hour set from Sophie Ellis-Bextor as they arrived into the arena and found their seats, and a simple glance at the thousands of people in attendance showed that people were delighted to be back enjoying live music with the masses. Fans can expect to see and hear classics such as ‘Deeper Shade Of Blue’, ‘Tragedy’, ‘One For Sorrow’, ‘Stomp’ and ‘Last Thing On My Mind’ plus new favourites including ‘Heartbreak In This City’, ‘Something In Your Eyes’ and ‘Scared of the Dark’.

Cautiously optimistic about the state of live music, the group announced a headline tour for November 2022 and although it’s been a bit touch-and-go as to whether the tour would be allowed to happen due to the pandemic, it kicked off on 2 nd November in Sheffield.

The news comes after it was announced on Saturday that Lee Latchford-Evans had tested positive for Covid-19 and would be forced to miss the remainder of the Steps tour.

And now - just when we thought the show was a distant memory captured only by our shoddy iPhone videos - Steps have announced What The Future Holds Live; available on DVD, Blu-ray and CD this summer.These cookies help provide information on metrics the number of visitors, bounce rate, traffic source, etc. Lee was not present for the recording of the concert due to Covid-19 but the band incorporated footage recorded for the tour screens at an earlier performance to capture the show with the whole band. 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. Includes the classics Deeper Shade Of Blue, Tragedy, One For Sorrow, Stomp and Last Thing On My Mind plus new favourites including Heartbreak In This City, Something In Your Eyes and Scared of the Dark. Steps said: “We were so proud of our What The Future Holds Live tour and we’re excited for those who came to watch to be able to relive the show again.

was mashed up with ‘Groove Is In The Heart’ for a 60s twist, ‘Better The Devil You Know’ featured elements of Madonna’s ‘Vogue’ as the group paid homage to the bands and artists they rose to fame with in the 90s, and ‘Something In Your Eyes’ sounded much grander live with a harder beat and a devilishly catchy chorus.

The name of the band was visible centre stage and opened and closed to allow the group, and their troupe of dancers, to enter and exit the stage at various points. For the safety of everyone involved in the show we have decided to reschedule tonight's Cardiff show and Wednesday's Bournemouth show to summer 2022 (dates to be announced soon. Succession and Ferris Bueller's Day Off star Alan Ruck crashes his TRUCK into popular Hollywood pizza. British Soap Awards are CANCELLED: ITV make surprise announcement ceremony will not take place next year.

The band has also shared a video of Deeper Shade Of Blue on YouTube as a teaser for the DVD and Blu-ray! Go back to what your mother taught you': TV presenter Susannah Constantine on the six money-saving hacks that helped her cut energy use on laundry by a THIRD!By the time the final bars of ‘Tragedy’ arrived and the group bid their farewells, the audience was definitely satisfied and even at two hours in length, I could have happily stayed there for a lot longer. EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Mystery as Prince Andrew's favourite club Tramp - which once played host to stars. It's so much fun, it’s a real nod to old Steps, but it works so well alongside What The Future Holds.