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Secret Affair

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Formed in 1978, British mod revival band Secret Affair gained prominence with their hit youth anthem Time for Action. Inspired by the Jam, the group released their debut album Glory Boys in 1979. They released subsequent albums before breaking up in 1982.

Bruce Foxton

17 concerts

Bruce Foxton rose to fame in 1976 as the bassist for punk band The Jam, known for the album In the City. Voted the 7th Most Influential Bass Player by NME, he later performed with Paul Weller on Wake Up The Nation and tours internationally with From The Jam.

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Genre: Rock, Pop, Indie / Alternative, Alternative Rock, Country, Pop Rock, New Wave, EDM/Electronic, hard rock, solo wave, deep new wave

Join the Bruce Foxton concert in Edinburgh at The Queen's Hall on Friday, November 20, 2026, at 7:00 PM, featuring Secret Affair. Grab your tickets now!

BRUCE FOXTON

+ support: SECRET AFFAIR

Bruce Foxton of The Jam and Stiff Little Fingers announces 2026 UK tour dates with his new band.

Band Lineup

Bruce Foxton - Bass/Vocals
Mark Brzezicki - Drums
Craig Joiner - Guitar/Vocals
Andy Fairclough - Keyboards

About the Artists

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.

Formed from the ashes of Power Pop band New Hearts, Secret Affair built their reputation with sell out shows at the Bridge House in Canning Town, London and with a high profile support slot on The Jam's 1979 tour.

Secret Affair went on to have 5 x Top 40 singles, 'Time For Action', 'Let Your Heart Dance, 'My World', 'Do You Know?', 'Sound of Confusion', and 3 acclaimed LP's, 'Glory Boys', 'Behind Closed Doors' and 'Business As Usual', released before splitting in 1982.

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The Queen's Hall Concert Hall Capacity: 900

85-89 Clerk St, Newington, Edinburgh EH8 9JG, UK

thequeenshall.net

+44 131 668 2019

About The Queen's Hall

The Queen's Hall is a 900-capacity concert hall in Edinburgh's Southside, a neoclassical former Hope Park Chapel built in 1824 and reopened as a performance venue in 1979. This Category A listed building provides an intimate setting for 200 diverse annual events, from classical to rock, and is a key venue for Edinburgh's International, Fringe, and Jazz & Blues Festivals.

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