Steve Edwards

This December, the Samuel Worth Chapel welcomes singer, songwriter, producer and natural live performer Steve Edwards for an unforgettable night of soulful, genre-blending music.

Born in England to Jamaican parents, Steve is the real son of a preacher man and cousin to reggae legends Peter Tosh and Jimmy James.

His roots stretch from the rhythms of the Caribbean to the creativity and grit of his hometown, Sheffield, a city known for its wit, independence and musical innovation.

Drawing inspiration from Bacharach, Marley, Wonder, Mitchell, Costello and beyond, Steve’s music fuses British and Afro-Jamaican influences like fiery jerk chicken served with a side of crispy Yorkshire pudding.

His collaborations span Basement Jaxx, Bob Sinclar, Cassius, Richard Hawley, Sly and Robbie, The Shapeshifters, Reverend and the Makers and more.

A two-time Grammy nominee, World Music Award winner and four-time US Billboard Dance Chart No.1 artist, Steve’s soulful, rootsy and jazz-infused performances have captivated audiences worldwide.

Come along to the Samuel Worth Chapel this December to experience the warmth, wit and spirit of Steve Edwards – a man of two islands whose music will make you smile, think, dance and sing.