Folk-rock trailblazers Steeleye Span return with their UK tour 'Conflict', drawing on songs across their decades-long career.
Steeleye Span are playing Salisbury City Hall on Saturday 7 November, their first live date of the year. They're on a full UK tour in support of Conflict, their first full studio album in over five years.
It's a record written in the tradition of traditional singers composing new pieces alongside old songs, and the title reflects both the times and our relationship with the planet. The set draws on songs from across the band's decades-long career, so you'll hear the new material alongside the fan favourites they've carried with them for years.
Steeleye Span have been together for fifty-seven years, and they changed the face of folk music by taking it into the world of gold discs and international tours. They built their reputation on a distinctive fusion of traditional folk melodies and robust rock instrumentation, reimagining ancient ballads and folk tunes for modern ears.
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The gig runs from 19:30 to 21:30, with doors opening at 18:30. Tickets are £33.00 to £37.40, and the venue is Salisbury City Hall on Malthouse Lane, SP2 7TU.
