Hear stories from key figures behind classic Smiths album
Producer and drummer will discuss the making and legacy of The Queen Is Dead
Fans of The Smiths can celebrate the 40th anniversary of the classic album The Queen Is Dead at a special evening in Leicester.
Voted NME's Greatest Album of All Time and consistently ranked among the finest records ever made, The Smiths' 1986 masterpiece continues to inspire generations of musicians and fans alike.
To mark the anniversary, Smiths drummer Mike Joyce and producer Stephen Street are reuniting for a conversation at the Y Theatre, where they will discuss making the album and the record’s enduring legacy.
Through stories, memories and behind-the-scenes insights, Mike and Stephen will talk about the recording of The Queen Is Dead, discussing each song track-by-track, going in-depth about the studio sessions and the creative processes behind the record. The evening will also feature an audience Q&A, archive video, signings and memorabilia.
The event takes place on Thursday October 22. Visit crosstownconcerts.gigantic.com/mike-joyce-stephen-street-tickets to book.