Steve Jinski is a highly acclaimed Folk/Americana singer songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist, as seen on BBC 1 The One Show. Steve is touring his new solo show promoting his new double album ‘Muscle Memory’ (Bob Harris BBC Radio 2 -“This is lovely stuff. You can hear all the love that’s gone into it”) and is making a return visit to St Anne’s on Saturday 21st March 2026.
You can expect an evening filled with great songs, uplifting melodies interspersed with Steve’s warm charm and insights into his music. Steve accompanies himself on acoustic and electric guitar plus piano and occasional wailing harmonica, it’s music that will make your foot tap and pull on your heartstrings!
Steve tours all over the UK and also Ireland, Europe and Scandinavia. He’s played numerous festivals including Shrewsbury and Broadstairs Folk Festivals and has supported Richard Thompson, David Gray, Eddie Reader, The Proclaimers, Eliza Carthy, and Rick Wakemanto name just a few.
He’s recorded 4 albums, several EP’s (including a 10 inch vinyl ‘Live Long’ released on Record Store Day 2016) and numerous singles on Lucky Smile Records/Proper Music Distribution. All available on hardcopy CD/download and the usual streaming platforms. For more information, go to: stevejinski.com

‘This is lovely stuff. You can hear all the love that’s gone into it’ – Bob Harris BBC Radio 2
‘One of the best originators of acoustic song around today’ - 5 STARS Rock 'N' Reel magazine
'The album 'Muscle Memory' weaves together a mosaic of Steve Jinski songs, offering an album that is both nostalgic and forward-looking' - Folk & Honey Online Promotions
'The track 'Picture Post', is a lush and intricate song that reaches the peak of Steve's storytelling through song writing' - Maverick magazine
'Steve manages to inject bags of soul into his songs and here they positively thrum with inventive melodies' - The Crack magazine
'Sincerely honest. lacking in pretension or hyperbole ... 'Building The House' is one of the most beautiful songs of the year' - David Pratt Folk Radio (FRUK)