Nearly two decades after his iconic performance on Jools Holland’s Hootenanny, Seasick Steve is announcing his latest album, A Trip A Stumble A Fall Down On Your Knees, set for release this June via SO Recordings.
Alongside the news, he’s also shared two vibrant new tracks, ‘Funky Music’ and ‘Let The Music Talk’, and has detailed a sprawling UK and European tour.
Seasick Steve, known for his raw, soulful music and compelling live performances, is continuing his legacy with an album he describes as “my favourite album ever and the piece of work I’m most proud of to date.”
“This track is super fun to play! It’s just about funking it up. I have always loved funk! Bands like ‘Sly & The Family Stone’, ‘Tower Of Power’ you know, that was the influence here, it’s a soul thang!”
His journey from an unknown American singer-songwriter to a global phenomenon, selling over two million albums and gracing almost every major festival stage, is a testament to his enduring appeal. With his distinctive voice and storytelling, Seasick Steve has inspired a loyal following.
UK and European audiences can mark their calendars for a summer filled with Seasick Steve’s mesmerizing performances, from the stages of Latitude Festival and Black Deer Festival to iconic venues like London’s O2 Shepherds Bush Empire.
Seasick Steve UK instore and outstore performances 2024
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Thursday June 6th | Banquet Records @ Pryzm, Kingston (8:30pm)
Friday June 7th | Rough Trade East, London (7pm)
Saturday June 8th | HMV Oxford Street, London (2pm)
Sunday June 9th | Rough Trade, Bristol (12pm)
Monday June 10th | Rough Trade, Nottingham (7pm) – SOLD OUT
NEW DATE Tuesday 11th June | Rough Trade, Liverpool (7pm)
Wednesday June 12th | Crash Records @ Brudenell Social Club, Leeds (7pm)
NEW DATE | Thursday June 13th | Resident Records @ Chalk, Brighton (7pm)
Seasick Steve summer festivals and UK / EU headline tour 2024
Pre-sale for November UK headline tour dates opens on Wednesday 13th March at 10am GMT (sign-up here) with general on sale beginning Friday 15th March at 10am GMT.
June 2nd | Wychwood Festival, Cheltenham Racecourse, UK
June 15th | Black Deer Festival, Eridge Park, Kent, UK
July 19th | Beach Festival, Nieuwpoort, Belgium
July 23rd | Podium Victorie, Alkmaar, NL
July 25th | Tivolivredenberg (Ronda), Utrecht, NL
July 27th | Latitude Festival, Henham Park, Suffolk, UK
October 20th | Bierhübeli, Bern, CH
October 22nd | Freiheitshalle, Munich, DE
October 24th | Ancienne Belgique, Brussels, BE
October 25th | Bosuil, Weert, NL
October 27th | Batschkapp, Frankfurt, DE
October 29th | Lucerna Music Bar, Prague, CZ
October 30th | Proxima, Warsaw, Poland
November 1st | Metropol, Berlin, DE
November 3rd | Mojo, Hamburg, DE
November 4th | Paard, Den Haag, NL
November 6th | Alhambra, Geneva, CH
November 7th | Alhambra, Paris, FR
November 9th | O2 Guildhall, Southampton, UK
November 10th | Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham, UK
November 12th | Corn Exchange, Cambridge, UK
November 14th | Forum, Bath, UK
November 16th | Albert Hall, Manchester, UK
November 17th | O2 Academy, Glasgow, UK
November 19th | Civic Theatre, Wolverhampton, UK
November 21st | O2 Shepherds Bush Empire, London, UK
Photo credit: Andy Willsher
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