AGMP Presents
BRUCE FOXTON& his all-star band+ support: TBC

Bruce Foxton of The Jam and Stiff Little Fingers announces 2026 UK tour dates with his new all-star band.
The career of Bruce Foxton spans almost 5 decades. He came to prominence as bassist/vocalist and songwriter for The Jam, writing and performing the lead vocals on 'News of the World', 'Smithers-Jones' along with The Kinks cover 'David Watts'.

After the break of The Jam, Bruce Foxton released a solo album, 'Touch Sensitive', in 1984. He joined Stiff Little Fingers and toured and recorded with the band for over 15 years.

Following his departure from Stiff Little Fingers, Bruce Foxton joined up with ex-The Jam drummer Rick Buckler, and guitarist/vocalist Russell Hastings in 2007 to tour as From The Jam.

An AGMP Concerts presentation.

 This event is for over 18s only - No refunds will be issued for under 18s 

Description

Leeds Beckett Students' Union stands as a significant cultural and social asset within the city, operating as a registered charity dedicated to enriching the student experience and serving a broader community purpose. Beyond its role as a university hub, it functions as a key events venue, contributing to Leeds' vibrant cultural landscape by hosting a diverse array of gatherings and performances.

Inside, the atmosphere is one of purposeful activity, often punctuated by the low hum of conversation and the subtle aroma of freshly brewed coffee emanating from The Hive, its on-site social space. The robust, functional furnishings provide a comfortable yet unpretentious setting, designed to accommodate both quiet study and lively interaction.

The venue is fully accessible, ensuring ease of access for all patrons. Its bar, The Hive, offers a comprehensive selection of beverages and an inclusive all-day menu, featuring vegetarian, vegan, halal, and gluten-free options, with all proceeds directly reinvested into student support initiatives.

Throughout the year, the Students' Union hosts a varied programme of events, from live music performances and theatrical productions to community-focused gatherings and student-led campaigns. These events draw both the university population and wider audiences, solidifying its reputation as a dynamic centre for engagement and entertainment.