British pop group Steps are taking a step back in time and reforming again, with a new album entitled What the Future Holds being released in November, and a tour set for next year.
The unashamedly cheesy party band made up of Lee Latchford-Evans, Lisa Scott-Lee, Ian H Watkins, Faye Tozer and Claire Richards, enjoyed huge success in the nineties with hits including One For Sorrow, Tragedy and Love's Got A Hold On My Heart.
WHAT THE FUTURE HOLDS 🔮
— Steps (@OfficialSteps) September 7, 2020
We couldn't keep it a secret any longer!! Our new album What The Future Holds arrives on November 27th, and it's available to pre-order from 8am tomorrow! ✨✨✨ pic.twitter.com/jcySWX9t96
The band, who also reformed in 2017, made the comeback announcement with a Twitter post, which read: "We couldn't keep it a secret any longer!!"
"Our new album What The Future Holds arrives on November 27th, and it's available to pre-order from 8am tomorrow!"
We are SO excited to announce our 2021 #FutureHolds tour! Pre-order our new album What The Future Holds from the Steps Superstore for exclusive pre-sale ticket access next Tues Sep 15th. Tickets & VIP experiences on general sale Friday Sep 18th at 10am 🎫https://t.co/RBWTWmaSrJ pic.twitter.com/8ephvM61oI
— Steps (@OfficialSteps) September 8, 2020
It followed a series of cryptic posts featuring the band, referencing their past and the future, with one including a crystal ball.
Steps were formed in the 90s as a readymade karaoke pop machine with choreographed routines that fans could perform on the dance floor.
They released three platinum-selling albums and had two number-one singles in the UK before they split up in 2001.
The five members went on to solo careers in music and theatre and the band reformed again for a tour in 2012. Steps last reunited in 2017, and released the album Tears On The Dancefloor.
Posting the news of the latest comeback on her own Instagram page, Richards said: "It's been a long time coming but we are so proud to present the next chapter to the Steps story."
Watkins posted: "EXCITED MUCH??? WE ARE!!"
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