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Keep The Faith are firm favourites on today's Motown and Soul scenes with many appearances at UK and European festivals and events.
With a line-up of guitar, bass, drums and keyboards, female lead and backing vocals and optionally a brass section, the band play classic songs from the 60s and 70s which have swept the dance floors ever since.
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2026 Gigs
Sat January 30th - Brighouse Civic Hall
Ticket details to come
Sat February 6th - Masham Town Hall
Ticket details
Friday February 12th - Shire Hall, Howden
Ticket details to come
Friday April 30th - Skegness Scooter Rally
Ticket details Sat May 8th - Stanwix Park, Cumbria Ticket details
Sat May 29th - Bilton Club, Harrogate
Ticket details to come
Sat July 10th - Vintage For Victory Festival,
Cardiff
Sat August 21st - Private functionTicket details Sun Sept 12th - Benidorm Palace, Spain Ticket details Sat Sept 18th - Ripley Town Hall Ticket details to come
Sat Nov 20th - Sunny Hunny Soul Weekend
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News
SARAH'S SOLO ALBUM
In April 2026, Sarah released an album on
Expansion Records entitled ‘For The Love Of It’.
It includes
original songs specially written for Sarah by the
producers Preston Glass in LA and Joe Mandica in
Melbourne, and great
newly recorded material written by such legends as Thom
Bell, Maurice White & Edwin Starr. On two songs Sarah
duets with Pauli Carman (of Champaign fame) and Ron
Tyson (of The Temptations). Sarah said “I would
never have ever thought that I would be given the
opportunity to work with some of the music industry
greats on my very own album. Definitely a pinch me
moment!” The album is available for digital download at
Expansion Records
and CDs are available to buy. ![]()
SARAH HITS THE TOP
Sarah recently teamed up with DJ Rory Hoy to record and release a song called 'Take All Your Lovin’ And Run'. It raced to the top of the Juno Download Soul Charts. The track won early support from Craig Charles on BBC6 and other internationally well-known DJs. You can listen to it here. Look North featured interviews which you can watch here.
UNEXPECTED STARDOM
Last year, Sarah was nominated to become the Unexpected Star on BBC's Michael MacIntyre’s Big Show. She gave an emotional performance of "How Do I Live" and was joined on stage by LeAnn Rimes. Watch the show here.
22 MILLION YOUTUBE VIEWS
In 2012, Sarah recovered from a brain tumour using music as therapy. Immersing herself in 60s and 70s vinyl, she began uploading covers to YouTube in 2014. Today her channel has over 50,000 subscribers and more than 22 million views. Find it here.
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