Dubstar – Official Site
Steve Hillier, Sarah Blackwood, Chris Wilkie. Formed Jesmond, Newcastle upon Tyne, 1991. Albums: Disgraceful (1995, Gold), Goodbye (1997), Make It Better (2000), United States of Being (2008), United States of Being 2.0 (2012)
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Dubstar from left to right: Steve Hillier, Sarah Blackwood, Chris Wilkie
Dubstar 2026 Updates:
NEW November 2026 Tiny Secrets demo released on the Dubstar Archive
NEW October 2026 They Got Nothing On Me Anyway released on the Dubstar Archive
NEW September 2026 Interpretation released on the Dubstar Archive
NEW September 2026 JUST ANNOUNCED: Sarah will be performing as Dubstar at Shiine On next year
August 2026 Elevator Song 1993 Steve Vocal released on the Dubstar Archive
July 2026 Superstar 2008 demo released on the Dubstar Archive
June 2026 Touching Inside demo released on the Dubstar Archive
April 2026 JUST ANNOUNCED: Sarah will be performing as Dubstar at Shiine On in November
April 2026 Reprint of The Demo of “Janis” on the Dubstar Archive
February 2026 Reprint of “This is my Home” on the Dubstar Archive
January 2026 Reprint of “Song No.9” on the Dubstar Archive
Dubstar 2025 Updates:
Welcome to Dubstar.com. Here you will find information, music and images from the 1990s Dreampop band Dubstar formed in Jesmond, Newcastle upon Tyne in 1991.
Steve Hillier from Dubstar in the studio, Brighton July 2024
Dubstar is Steve Hillier, Sarah Blackwood and Chris Wilkie, active between 1991 and 2014. This website includes the story behind every song the act recorded in this period from Dubstar’s main songwriter Steve Hillier.
You’ll find links to a wide range of previously unreleased and unavailable songs from Dubstar, rare images and interviews, and the equipment used on each recording.
There are also contact details for licensing, DJ and live performances here.
Read Dubstar's Wikipedia entry
You can find the Dubstar discography at Discogs
The MusicBrainz entry is useful too.
Dubstar Timeline