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Legendary Folk/Rockers “Steeleye Span”

Doors: 19:30. Tickets £32.00. Box Office: 01745 330000

The members of the band for this tour are: Maddy Prior (founding member).  Liam Genockey, Julian Littman, Roger Carey, Andrew “Spud” Sinclair and the latest and most glamorous addition, Athena Octavia – part of indie folk band Iris & Steel and an acclaimed classical violinist.  With this amazing line-up, the band have remained “relevant” and have moved with the times, even being compared to a heavier sound in places reminiscent of Black Sabbath.

At Rhyl Pavilion.