One Step Behind

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One Step Behind is a Madness tribute band from London, UK. They were formed by Kieran McAleer and Sean Kelly in 1993.

The frontman, Ian Soulsby, has appeared on Stars in Their Eyes with his own interpretation of Suggs on 10 June 1995. They have appeared on many TV shows, including Good Morning Britain, Ant & Dec's SMTV show.

They tour extensively all over the UK, even as far as the Shetland Islands, and have travelled to such countries as Greece, Cyprus, Zante, Netherlands, Belgium, France, and Germany.

The current line up features Ian on vocals, Brendan Phipps on keyboard, Tim Love on guitar, Sean Kelly on bass, Dustin Burgess on drums and Mike Brown on saxophone.

Many of the artists that have been in One Step Behind over the years have gone on to forge successful music careers in their own right.

in 2006 the band appeared at the BBC Proms in the Park celebrations in front of 50,000 people and a TV audience of millions.