STEVE JINSKI

Breaking news ...after what seems like an eternity Steve will be returning to the north west in October this year to play a concert in The Chapman Studio at The Lowther Pavilion Theatre in Lytham St Annes. It promises to be a great night ... more detail to follow but tickets are now available if you follow the link.

Steve had a great afternoon playing at St Marys Church in Westonzoyland, Somerset ... very, very near to Glastonbury!! Their 'Music On The Levels' sessions are once a month, well attended and with lots of cake! Simply marvellous! Lots of people to thank including the promoter Frank, the warden Martin, MC for the day Jenny and the wonderful audience.

The stage is set ... Steve has 4 gigs coming up next week beginning on Sunday May 18th at Music On The Levels in Westonzoyland, Somerset, then Banbury Folk Club in Oxfordshire, followed by The Man Of Kent Alehouse in Rochester and finishing with a show at The Mayfly in Lowestoft, East Suffolk. Amongst songs old and new, Steve will be featuring his new single 'Never Gonna Work Again' on the back of some great reviews, airplay and general approval! We think you'll agree, that is a fair few miles! Go to the Gigs Page for a full breakdown of dates, ticket information, start times etc.

By the way congratulations to Banbury Folk Club for the most un rock'n'roll picture of Steve you will ever see ... Where did that come from?

It's out there folks! The new digital single 'Never Gonna Work Again' dropped today on all online download/streaming platforms.

The track is available on all online platforms worldwide but you might want to .... Listen/add to your playlist on Spotify here ... Download/buy from Amazon here

Thanks for listening,

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Steve has a new digital single release out on Thursday April 3rd and it is a track titled ‘Never Gonna Work Again’. The song has been a staple in Steve’s ‘live’ set over the last couple of years with lots of people asking where they can hear it. Well, here it is!

This recording features acclaimed folk musician Andy May contributing a beautiful piano accompaniment. The track was recorded and produced by Dave Maughan at Face Musical Productions in Newcastle Upon Tyne, England. The lyric was originally inspired by the effects of redundancy and unemployment in the traditional industries, particularly shipbuilding. It continues to resonate today as we enter the world of AI and digital technology.

The track is released by Lucky Smile Records/Proper Music Distribution and will be available to stream and download through all online platforms. More information to follow.

A crackin' night at Anteros Arts Foundation in Norwich recently ... first time visit to the ancient city and we liked it! The venue is a listed building and is lovingly looked after by friendly staff .. great atmosphere. Played two sets and introduced a couple of new songs Huge thanks to the staff and of course the audience.