As a long-serving troubadour of the folk and acoustic music scene, master songwriter, storyteller and Rear Admiral, Steve Knightley has spent much of his life on the road, collecting songs, stories, anecdotes and Rowlocks (well, one of those) – with the odd disaster along the way. Here's Steve talking about it.

Steve  returns to Widecombe to present 'Roadworks'– a show which builds on the success of his sell-out 2018 tour of The Cafe on the Green*: 'Songs and Stories'. This stripped-back, one-man show that’s infused with wit, warmth and alchemy will be presented for the first time at St Pancras Church** in the middle of the village. Sorry, no dinner but there will be a bar in the church. The Old Inn is just the other side of the yew tree and The Rugglestone Inn down the road a bit. Both hostelries will be pleased to help out!

Tickets are £18, available via the contact page up there on the right.

Below, on You Tube, is the real truth of life on the road with Steve Knightley, as divulged by his sidekick Barry a few years ago.

*And a few other places, I believe.
** I mean the first time Steve's come to the church - not the first time he's performed Roadworks, which it isn't.