Nine Below Zero to Mark 50 Years with Anniversary Tour

October 20, 2026 Off By

Celebrating five decades of UK Rhythm and Blues

Founding members Dennis Greaves and Mark Feltham of the band Nine Below Zero will mark 50 years of performing with a special European tour in 2027. The band, which originated in South East London in 1977, has been influential in the UK Rhythm and Blues scene and continues to perform live.

Tour and special guests

The 50th Anniversary Tour will include performances with notable guests such as Bruce Foxton, the bassist from The Jam, blues pianist Ben Waters, guitarist Robbie McIntosh, and co-performers Dr Feelgood. The tour aims to celebrate the band’s extensive career and their contribution to British music.

Band history and achievements

Nine Below Zero released their debut album, Live at the Marquee, in 1980.
They followed up with Don’t Point Your Finger in 1981 and Third Degree in 1982, the latter featuring photography by David Bailey.
Since 1988, the band has released over 20 albums.
Mark Feltham, the band’s harmonica player, has collaborated with artists including Oasis, Annie Lennox, Talk Talk, and Rory Gallagher.
The band toured with The Who and The Kinks in the early 1980s and appeared on television shows such as The Old Grey Whistle Test, The South Bank Show, and the comedy series The Young Ones.

Event details

The anniversary concert will take place on 29 October 2027 at the Caroline Street Social Club in Saltaire, Shipley. The event is scheduled from 8pm to 10pm.