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British dance-pop group

Steps
A group of five people - three women (pictured standing) and two men (pictured crouching) - standing on a stage performing a music act.

Steps performing live at their Party on the Dancefloor Tour at the Utilita Arena in Newcastle, November 2017.
From left to right: "H", Lisa, Claire, Lee & Faye
Groundwork information
Origin London, Uk
Genres Pop, dance-popular
Years active
  • 1997–2001
  • 2011–2012
  • 2017–nowadays
Labels
  • Jive
  • Sony
  • Steps
  • Warner
  • Accented
  • Fascination
  • Polydor
  • Universal
  • BMG
Associated acts H & Claire
Website stepsofficial.co.u.k.
Members
  • Lee Latchford-Evans
  • Claire Richards
  • Lisa Scott-Lee
  • Faye Tozer
  • Ian "H" Watkins

Musical artist

Steps are a British dance-popular group consisting of Lee Latchford-Evans, Claire Richards, Lisa Scott-Lee, Faye Tozer and Ian "H" Watkins. Steps were formed in May 1997 and take released 7 studio albums, iii compilation albums and 27 singles. Their music has a 1990s dance-pop audio. Their name was based on a marketing premise: that each of their music videos were to be choreographed, and the trip the light fantastic steps were included in the sleeve with most of their singles.[ citation needed ]

Steps achieved a serial of charting singles between 1997 and 2001 including 2 number-one singles in the UK (one a double A-side), two number-one albums in the United kingdom, fourteen sequent top five singles in the UK and a string of hits throughout Europe. The group has sold over 22 million records worldwide in addition to acquiring a BRIT Accolade nomination in 1999 for Best Newcomer while supporting Britney Spears on tour the same twelvemonth. When Richards and Watkins departed to form a recording duo, the group disbanded on 26 December 2001. Their penultimate single reached number 5 in the United kingdom of great britain and northern ireland charts while their final album of greatest hits, Gold (2001), was the grouping'due south second number-one anthology in the Great britain.

Steps reformed in May 2011 for a iv-part documentary serial on Sky Living titled Steps: Reunion. The series started airing on 28 September, post-obit an declaration of a second greatest hits album, The Ultimate Collection, that was released on 10 October 2011. The anthology entered the charts at number ane, becoming the ring'southward third album to achieve this feat. The 2nd series of Steps: Reunion titled "Steps: On the Road Again" aired on Heaven Living in April 2012; the series followed the band as they embarked on their sellout 22-appointment United kingdom of great britain and northern ireland tour. On 24 September 2012, the group confirmed they would release their fourth studio album Light Upwardly The World on 12 November 2012, aslope a 6-appointment Christmas bout, starting from 30 November and ending on 5 December.[ane] The group reformed for a second time on 1 January 2022 in commemoration of their 20th anniversary, and later announced their fifth studio album Tears on the Dancefloor, which was released in April 2017.

Steps' sixth studio album What the Future Holds was released on 27 November 2020.[2] Information technology was preceded by three singles, the championship vocal "What the Future Holds", "Something in Your Eyes" and "To the Beat of My Heart". Their 7th studio album What the Future Holds Pt. 2 with 10 new tracks, iv stripped back versions of songs and a new sound for some tracks [three] was released in 2021.

History [edit]

1997–1999: Formation, commercial success and Step 1 [edit]

Steps were formed by Steve Crosby & Barry Upton (writers of "5,half dozen,7,8") alongside manager Tim Byrne after auditioning hopefuls who answered an advertizement in The Stage newspaper. Byrne had previously been involved in the production of the Smash Hits Poll Winners Party, the BBC collaboration with the pop mag, Nail Hits.

Afterward auditions, the original line-upwards of Watkins, Scott-Lee, Derek O'Brien, Maddy Chan, and Mitch Stevens was finalised and the band started shooting promotional images and recording tracks.[4] However, O'Brien, Chan and Stevens left, every bit they wanted more than a one-striking wonder, and saw no long-term time to come with Steps. New auditions were held on 7 May 1997, and in conjunction with the manufacturers, they selected Tozer, Latchford-Evans and Richards as the remaining members.[5]

Their outset single "v,half-dozen,7,8" was a techno line trip the light fantastic song. Though not typical of what became their style, information technology was their first hit both in the Britain and internationally. Despite only peaking at number xiv, the unmarried achieved considerable longevity in the fast-paced singles climate of 1997–1998, racking up over four months on the Britain chart. The track remains i of the highest-selling singles never to accomplish the meridian 10 on the UK Singles Chart. Its release in Australia gave the group their first number i in 1998.

Tim Byrne then founded a direction and production company, Byrne Blood, with former BMG head of marketing and video, Victoria Blood, which took over sole management of Steps and was as well instrumental in the creation and management of A1.

The group were then presented to popular impresario, Pete Waterman who signed them to his Eastern Block Unity Label (EBUL) in a partnership with his long time assembly, Jive Records. Waterman and his new PWL product partners, Mark Topham and Karl Twigg, reworked the "5,half-dozen,7,eight" demo, introducing the prominent fiddle into the arrangement. Waterman stated that whilst he was pleased with the final mix of "5,half-dozen,7,eight", his co-producers were less and so, to the extent that on the single liner notes they did not take a credit, although they were credited on all subsequent releases, such every bit the Pace One album. Waterman further stated that he signed Steps under the absolute status that he had complete creative control of all Steps' studio recordings, with the intention of recreating the sound of ABBA and blending it with a more modern dance pop style.[ citation needed ] He oft referred to the grouping as "ABBA on speed".[ citation needed ] In April 1998, Steps launched their 2d single, a cover version of Bananarama's "Last Matter on My Heed", which became their offset UK top ten, peaking at number half dozen.

By August 1998, Steps continued to build momentum with their third unmarried "1 for Sorrow" which peaked at number two, and began an unbroken chain of 14 sequent Elevation 5 hits on the UK singles chart. Steps' singles success translated into album sales, with their debut anthology Step One entering the chart at number 2. Information technology was certified 5× Platinum following a run of fifty weeks in the Tiptop 20.

The side by side single release was a double A-side which provided Steps with their signature vocal and biggest career seller. The single was a cover version of the Bee Gees' "Tragedy" and an original track "Heartbeat". The single was released in November 1998 when it charted at number two. Following enduring popularity over the Christmas period, the single rebounded upwards the chart and became their kickoff number ane hit in January 1999, seven weeks later on information technology initially charted, a feat well-nigh unheard of during the pre- and post-millennium era. The single somewhen sold over a million copies and occupied the nautical chart for 30 weeks.

The terminal track to be released from Step One was "Better Best Forgotten". Because of the continued success of the previous single, the CD release was delayed by nearly ii months. Withal, Better Best Forgotten could do no wrong and entered the chart at number 2 despite surrendering a midweek lead over the official Comic Relief song by Boyzone.

Steps were part of the ensemble that released "Thank ABBA for the Music" (a medley of ABBA's "Take a Chance on Me", "Dancing Queen", "Mamma Mia" and "Cheers for the Music") in March 1999, as performed at the BRIT Awards. The other artists singing were Tina Cousins, Cleopatra, B*Witched, and Billie, known collectively equally the Supertroupers. The unmarried later peaked at number four. The grouping was likewise nominated for All-time Newcomer. Pete Waterman claimed to have been told days earlier the ceremony that STEPS had won the accolade, as voted for past listeners of BBC Radio 1. However, on the dark the award was handed to the Scottish ring Belle & Sebastian, who were causeless to exist rank outsiders. Despite the allegation that a meaning number of votes for Belle & Sebastian were traced to one location (ii computers sited in a particular UK university campus), the band held onto their award equally foul play was denied past organizers of the BRIT Awards.[6]

A fan-created Steps fanzine, Count Me In, started in 1998. This became known for its Steps Photostory, in which cutting-out members of Steps went on a variety of fun adventures. Information technology ran for 13 bug and later on issues included interviews with Steps themselves, equally well Dermot O'Leary, Pinkish and other pop culture figures of the time. Count Me In tin can exist viewed by visiting the British Library archive where all bug are held.[ commendation needed ]

1999–2000: Steptacular, International tour and Buzz [edit]

In July 1999, Steps released the start single from an all-new album, "Love's Got a Concord on My Middle". Once once again they narrowly missed the number one spot post-obit a last minute surge by Ricky Martin. After the single's release, Steps went to America to support Britney Spears on her 1999 ...Baby One More Time Bout. A remixed version of "I for Sorrow" was included in the pic Drive Me Crazy and released as their debut American single. They were also successful in Europe and Australasia.

Steps returned home to release their 2nd album, Steptacular, which was accompanied by "After the Beloved Has Gone". The anthology charted at number 1 and was somewhen certified four× Platinum, thus becoming their second Britain 1000000 selling album. The group afterwards released an album in North America which was titled Stride One and was an amalgamation of their first 2 albums. The grouping'southward next two singles "Say You'll Be Mine/Meliorate the Devil Y'all Know" and "Deeper Shade of Blue" (originally recorded by characterization mate Tina Cousins for her debut album) both continued their elevation five run.

In Feb 2000, Disney Aqueduct aired a concert special featuring Steps and another grouping, Youngstown, titled "Steps and Youngstown in Concert". The concert itself promoted the group and the sales of the album.

In July 2000, Steps released some other double-A-side, consisting of the Steptacular track "When I Said Adieu" and an entirely new song "Summer of Love". The latter was a Latino-flavoured pop song, which later appeared on their third album. Steps were as well awarded the BRIT Award for Best Selling Live Act of the twelvemonth in 2000.[7]

In October 2000, "Stomp" became their second and final number ane single. The third anthology Buzz followed shortly and whilst information technology was less successful than their start two albums, went on to achieve double platinum status and contains v Uk Tiptop v singles. The group worked with many American and Swedish producers who had created hits for other Jive artists such as Britney Spears, 'N Sync, and the Backstreet Boys. The following single "It's the Way You lot Make Me Feel" reached number 2 upon its January 2001 release. Steps promoted the Buzz anthology worldwide and did not return to the UK until May, when they released "Hither and At present / You'll Be Sorry".

2000–2001: Golden, group tensions, Watkins' and Richards' difference, and dissever [edit]

Split rumours started circulating later it was announced that Steps would be releasing a greatest hits album. The group continuously denied this in their interviews. "Concatenation Reaction", a encompass of the pop Diana Ross song, was released as the beginning new single from Gold: Greatest Hits. The single became their biggest in almost two years. The 2d single, "Words Are Not Plenty/I Know Him And so Well", was another top five hit. It would become their final single as a group until their reformation in 2012.

In 2001, following their Battle Day split, the group were heavily criticised by their fans. Many UK tabloid papers published the fans' disgust on their front pages, displaying quotes taken from Steps message boards. After the group spent much of 2001 strongly dismissing claims of a carve up, fans were furious and accused the group of capitalising on the success of a host of merchandise released in the lucrative pre-Christmas market.[8] However, information technology has since come up to light that both H and Claire left the group on the terminal night of the Steps "Gold: Greatest Hits" tour, considering of their ongoing unhappiness inside the group, although Steps' official argument stated that the separate was caused by their conventionalities that they should finish on a high, while they were at their all-time and could be remembered for being the best of their kind. H and Claire went on to form a duo and signed to Warner Music for a reputed £five million (over five albums), although they just released one album, Another You Another Me, before beingness dropped due to poor anthology sales.

Jive released a remix and B-side compilation in 2002. The Last Dance featured previously released remixes, b-sides and rarities. The album did not fare well in the charts but charted at a number 57 without whatever promotion. A planned release for the track Babe Don't Dance was scrapped in November 2002. Withal, promotional copies were pressed and a video based upon their live Gold tour briefly aired on MTV. Claire Richards performed "Tragedy" on ITV1 special Everybody Dance Now in 2008. This was as well Richards' first public advent in six years.

2011–2012: Reunion, The Ultimate Collection and touring [edit]

Since the ring's suspension-up, rumours had been circulating that they would reunite in one form or some other. In 2009, Lee Latchford-Evans revealed that the band had been approached to perform a series of concerts. He hinted that a futurity reunion was possible, but said "it isn't the correct fourth dimension right at present".[9]

In early 2011, rumours began circulating that Steps would reunite for a TV series and a one-off concert to mark the tenth anniversary of their 2001 split. The reunion was denied past band's members, including Claire Richards on her Twitter folio. Richards besides announced on 9 July 2011, that a Steps reunion would be "silly", but she would "never say never".[x] All the same, reverse to these claims, just 12 days later, it was appear that Steps would exist reuniting for a four-role Sky Living documentary, depicting their split and the interim years. The band would also release their Ultimate Collection, as well as potential new material.[eleven]

In a promo for the show each member revealed their true feelings, with Watkins sharing that he regrets the fashion information technology all ended only insisting: "If I were to revisit it and turn the clock back, I would probably have done it exactly the aforementioned way." Evans commented: "They took something away from iii people that nosotros loved and nosotros didn't get a choice because sure people took that choice away from united states and I retrieve that is very unfair." Steps: Reunion premiered on Sky Living at 9pm on Midweek, 28 September.

Steps said in a 2011 interview with Digital Spy that they believed there was a gap in the market for their brand of "happy pop". Scott-Lee said: "Times take inverse, simply we are in a recession and Steps' music was very light-hearted and fun, and so there could be a place for that in today'southward society," "What else is interesting is that there aren't any boy/girl pop groups out at that place at the moment, and then there's definitely a gap there."[12]

In the first episode, the group opened upward nigh the tension in the band, with Scott-Lee maxim "issues kickoff arose when H started flying in Britney Spears' private jet while the rest of them travelled by bus." Before, Richards stated "Farther cracks appeared when I discovered that H had been secretly dating the band's manager Tim Byrne." The second episode focused on the ring talking about their reasons for the breakdown of advice and friendships in the group and also documented the starting time time they had all been together in the aforementioned room for over a year. The girls then flew to Marbella, Spain to bail whilst the boys went to Wales. The fourth episode showed Steps discussing the possible future of the band.

Steps' newly recorded and produced version of "Dancing Queen" (non to be dislocated with the 1999 version) was added to the track list for The Ultimate Drove.

On 10 Oct 2011, Steps appeared for the starting time time on This Morning, performing "Information technology's the Way You Make Me Feel" and "Tragedy" and announced their 14-appointment 2012 arena tour entitled 'The Ultimate Tour'. They as well announced that they had reformed equally a band full term.[thirteen] On 14 October 2011, Steps appeared on Lorraine and sang "Deeper Shade of Blueish", which they also sang during an advent on Loose Women on 24 October 2011. They then appear they had added an additional vi performances and removed 2 from the tour bringing the total number to 18 dates,[14] they have too announced a new date at the Summer Saturdays at Newmarket Racecourse on 25 August 2012.[15] On xvi October 2011, their new album The Ultimate Drove went to number one in the UK Albums Chart.[ citation needed ] Steps performed a medley of their singles, including "Deeper Shade of Blueish" and "One for Sorrow" on 19 November for Children in Need. They too appeared on Alan Carr: Communicative Man on 25 December 2011 and performed a medley of "One for Sorrow", "Deeper Shade of Blue" and "Tragedy". A DVD of the Reunion tour entitled "Steps – The Ultimate Tour Alive" was released on Monday 29 October 2012. It charted at number one on the Official Charts Company'due south Music Video Chart on 4 November 2012. In November 2012, Steps talked about their Christmas tour in an interview and hoped that there will exist some more music and tours to come up in 2013.

2012–2016: Lite Upward the World and hiatus [edit]

It was appear that the grouping would release their ain fragrance called Guilty Pleasure in a disco ball-styled bottle. It was put out to stores on i November 2012. They too brought out an official calendar for 2013. It was released on 15 Oct 2012.[1] On 13 October 2012, Steps without H, appeared on BBC Radio two with Graham Norton. Their new single "Low-cal Up the Earth" aired for the very first fourth dimension. They announced that it would be released on 22 October 2012.

Following their sell-out arena tour, the group went on to perform a number of summer shows and public appearances. At the end of June, Tozer confirmed on Twitter that at that place would be more than from the grouping subsequently their summer shows. In August, H posted a picture on Twitter confirming the group were in the studio recording. In September, it was confirmed that a new anthology, titled Light Upward the World would be released past the end of the year, consisting of Christmas songs. On 12 November 2012, Steps released Light Upward the World, their 4th studio album, which consisted of Christmas songs. The lead unmarried from the anthology, "Light Up the World" was released on 22 Oct 2012. The grouping also embarked on a 6-date Christmas tour entitled Christmas with Steps in Nov 2012 through to December 2012. In an interview with Metro, H confirmed that there could be ii new fragrances for 2013, following the success of Guilty Pleasure. In an interview with Digital Spy, H as well confirmed that he would like Rylan Clark to be a back up act on their next tour. Tozer appeared on Loose Women in February 2013 and when asked near the future of the band she commented maxim that they would be soon getting together for a meeting and discussing what to do side by side. In March 2013, H announced on Twitter that he and the rest of Steps were having a meeting.

In May 2013, information technology was announced that Steps were going to be taking a break due to heavily touring last year, confirming on several occasions, after some speculation, that they have non split up. During this hiatus they are each pursuing solo projects.

Faye appeared in the worldwide premiere of the musical The Tailor Made Human from March to April and appeared in the musical Singin' in the Rain from December through to March. H appeared in Joseph from June to October and in Jack and the Beanstalk in Dec. Lee ran three marathons and took time out to manage his married woman's band Concrete Rose. Claire has her own fashion range for Mode World, which she besides models. In January 2014, Claire announced on Twitter that she had begun piece of work on her kickoff studio album.

A new compilation entitled five,6,7,8: The Collection was released on 27 Nov 2022 through Music Club Deluxe containing most of the singles with some B-sides and remixes. This is a budget-release CD which has no official connection to Steps or any previous management or record visitor simply a choice of tracks licensed to Music Club Deluxe for release. The album is available on CD and via download. On 1 April 2016, a three-disc compilation entitled Stomp All Night: The Remix Album was appear, featuring 36 of the group'southward remixes, 20 of which have never before been released in the U.k.. The release includes a brand new remix of "Say Yous'll Be Mine".

2017–present: Tears on the Dancefloor and What the Future Holds Parts 1 & 2 [edit]

The group officially confirmed on 1 Jan 2017, that they were ending their v-year suspension following their reunion tour and Christmas album. Their outset advent was at London's G-A-Y nightclub, where the group confirmed the reunion.[ citation needed ] The group later performed at the I Love The ninety's event in Hasselt, Kingdom of belgium, due to the band's massive popularity in Belgium during the belatedly 1990s.[sixteen]

The group's 5th studio album, Tears on the Dancefloor, was released on 21 Apr 2022 and entered the charts at number 2.[17] On 5 March 2017, the grouping confirmed the release of the new album, aslope its atomic number 82 single, "Scared of the Dark", and a 22-appointment tour, Party on the Dancefloor.[18] A deluxe edition of the anthology, titled Tears on the Dancefloor: Crying at the Disco, was released on 27 October.[19]

In Nov 2017, Tozer announced that the reunion was no longer just a 20th-ceremony celebration and that the group intends to proceed after their 2022 Summer of Steps tour.[20] In Apr 2018, Richards appear that following their summer tour, they would begin piece of work on their sixth studio album.[21] In February 2019, Richards appear the group would begin recording their next album during the summer months.[22]

On 7 September 2020, via their social media accounts, Steps appear the release date of their album entitled What the Time to come Holds. The album was released on 27 November of the same twelvemonth, with pre-orders available from eight September.[2] The next mean solar day, they confirmed a new fourteen-date UK tour (with special guest Sophie Ellis-Bextor) starting in November 2021.[23] The first single from the album was the Greg Kurstin-and-Sia-penned "What the Future Holds", released on 9 September 2020. Information technology was followed by "Something in Your Eyes" on 27 October 2020. "To the Crush of My Heart" was released as the album'south third single in January 2021.[24]

In April 2021, Steps announced that an upcoming palatial version of What the Future Holds was now to become a completely split up anthology entitled What the Future Holds Pt. 2 with 10 new tracks, iv stripped back versions of songs and a new sound for some tracks.[25]

The first single of What the Future Holds Pt. 2 was confirmed as a reworked version of "Heartbreak in This Metropolis" featuring Michelle Visage.[26] [27] The second single was revealed as "Take Me For A Ride", released on July 29, 2021.[28] Steps released a 3rd unmarried from What the Future Holds Pt. 2 on August 20, 2021, a embrace of British pop group Five Star'southward 1987 hitting "The Slightest Touch".[29] On eighteen November 2021, Steps released their fourth single, "A Hundred Years of Wintertime", written past Darren Hayes.[thirty] Later that calendar month, the band postponed the concluding few dates of the tour equally 2 musicians and several coiffure members had tested positive for COVID-19.[31]

Filmography [edit]

Steps had their own talent evidence named Steps to the Stars, in which young people performed three acts to be judged by a public vote. Information technology was revealed on the adjacent show who would go through to the final. This was shown on CBBC in 1999/2000. Two series were aired, presented past H and Claire, although the group performed one of its classics at the terminate of each testify. The show featured a young Danny Jones in a band called Y2K in which he played guitar with his sister and their friend, and the eventual winner was a female solo singer called Jenny-Lynn Smith. Besides featured were Gareth Gates, earlier he found fame on Pop Idol, and Sean Smith from pop duo Same Difference before he found fame with his singing partner and sister, Sarah Smith, on The X Factor.

In 2011, Steps reformed and appeared in their own reality serial called Steps: Reunion. It followed them as they rebuilt their friendships following the group's acrimonious split in December 2001. Following the huge success of the first series, a second series followed the group on their kickoff arena bout in over ten years, airing in 2012. Both series were aired on Sky Living. Post-obit the series' success, ITV2 decided to bring back seven pop bands of the late 1990s and early on 2000s in a nine-part serial: The Big Reunion.

Awards and nominations [edit]

Discography [edit]

  • Footstep One (1998)
  • Steptacular (1999)
  • Buzz (2000)
  • Light Up the Earth (2012)
  • Tears on the Dancefloor (2017)
  • What the Time to come Holds (2020)
  • What the Future Holds Pt. 2 (2021)

Tours [edit]

Headlining [edit]

  • Step One Tour (1999)
  • Next Footstep Tour (1999)
  • Steptacular Tour (2000)
  • Steps into Christmas (2000)
  • Gilt Bout (2001)
  • The Ultimate Tour (2012)
  • Christmas with Steps (2012)
  • Political party on the Dancefloor Tour (2017)
  • Summertime of Steps Tour (2018)
  • What the Hereafter Holds Bout (2021)
  • 25th Ceremony Summertime Tour (2022)

Opening act [edit]

  • ...Infant I More Time Bout (opened for Britney Spears) (1999)

See likewise [edit]

  • Pete Waterman Amusement
  • RCA/Jive Characterization Grouping
  • Sony BMG
  • Stock Aitken Waterman

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External links [edit]

  • Official website

williamsamenes.blogspot.com

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steps_%28pop_group%29

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