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Mike Joyce & Stephen Street Tickets

Mike Joyce & Stephen Street: The Queen Is Dead 40th Anniversary ARC, Stockton on Tees
Thursday 1st October 2026 Doors at 19:30
Mike Joyce & Stephen Street: The Queen Is Dead 40th Anniversary New Century, Manchester
Sunday 4th October 2026 Doors at 19:00
Mike Joyce & Stephen Street: The Queen Is Dead 40th Anniversary Cheese & Grain, Frome
Thursday 8th October 2026 Doors at 19:00
Mike Joyce & Stephen Street: The Queen Is Dead 40th Anniversary Kidderminster Town Hall, Kidderminster
Sunday 18th October 2026 Doors at 18:30
Mike Joyce & Stephen Street: The Queen Is Dead 40th Anniversary Y Theatre, Leicester
Thursday 22nd October 2026 Doors at 19:00
Mike Joyce & Stephen Street: The Queen Is Dead 40th Anniversary The Tung Auditorium, Liverpool
Sunday 8th November 2026 Doors at 19:00
Mike Joyce & Stephen Street: The Queen Is Dead 40th Anniversary Foundry, Sheffield
Thursday 12th November 2026 Doors at 19:00
Mike Joyce & Stephen Street: The Queen Is Dead 40th Anniversary The Queen's Hall, Edinburgh
Thursday 26th November 2026 Doors at 18:30
Mike Joyce & Stephen Street: The Queen Is Dead 40th Anniversary Kings Place (Hall One), London
Saturday 5th December 2026 Doors at 19:00

Few albums have left a mark on British music quite like The Queen Is Dead (1986), and few people are better placed to tell its story than Mike Joyce and Stephen Street. As the drummer behind The Smiths' unmistakable rhythm section and the producer who helped shape the album's enduring sound, the pair played pivotal roles in the creation of one of the most celebrated records of all time.


Four decades on, Joyce and Street continue to share their passion for the music that defined a generation. Through live talks, special events and in-depth discussions, they offer fans a rare opportunity to go behind the scenes of The Queen Is Dead, exploring its songs, recording sessions and lasting cultural impact. Packed with fascinating stories, humour and unique insight from two key figures in The Smiths' history, their appearances provide an unforgettable celebration of an album that remains as influential today as it was upon its release.


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