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Steps to perform at Aberdeen’s P&J live as part of UK arena tour

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Pop legends Steps are set to visit Aberdeen on their 2021 tour.

Claire, H, Faye, Lisa and Lee will play the P&J Live on November 13 next year as part of their UK tour What The Future Holds.

It comes on the back of their new album of the same title, due to be released on November 27 this year.

Tickets are expected to be snapped up for the concert, which will also boast Sophie Ellis-Bextor as a special guest.

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The band previously played the Granite City as part of their huge UK arena tour Party On The Dancefloor in 2017. The tour saw the band sell out 22 arenas.

In a statement, Steps said: “We will never forget the past with Steps, it’s what made us, but we’ve got to look to the future too.

“We were so thrilled that the last album was a success and it gave us a new lease of life. Performing live has always been our favourite part of being in Steps – we had the most fun of our career on the last tour and we’re already planning for the next one to be our biggest spectacle yet.

“We’re also thrilled to have Sophie Ellis-Bextor as our special guest on the What The Future Holds 2021 Tour – her catalogue is full of floor-fillers and she knows how to get any party started. We are so excited for everyone to hear this new album and to come and join us on tour.”

The five-piece will premiere their first single What The Future Holds on Wednesday on Zoe Ball’s Radio 2 Breakfast show. Next week, their tour will go on general sale from Friday September 18 2020 at 10am from

aegpresents.co.uk/steps

, with an advance pre-sale for fans who pre-order the album from the Steps superstore.

Their 6th album sees them reunite with writers such as Fiona Bevan (One Direction, Lewis Capaldi), Ina Wroldsen (Shakira, Britney Spears) and Karl Twigg (who worked on their first three albums) plus experiment with songs written by the likes of Greg Kurstin (Adele, Beyonce), Hannah Robinson (Kylie) and new pop shape-shifters such as Gracey and MNEK.

Tickets for the What The Future Holds tour will go on general sale from Friday September 18 at 10am.

To purchase tickets, visit aegpresents.co.uk/steps