East 17 Singles

Explore a selection of East 17 singles, from their early releases to the ballad that became the UK Christmas Number 1 in 1994. The guide below brings together individual song pages and a compact reference to UK chart performance. It is a selection of key releases, not a complete discography.

Explore the song pages

House of Love

The debut single introduced East 17 in 1992. Visit House of Love for the release’s place in the band’s beginnings.

Deep

A UK Top 5 single from the Walthamstow era. Read about Deep and its early-1993 chart run.

Steam

The 1994 single shares its name with East 17’s second album. The Steam guide keeps the song and album facts separate.

Stay Another Day

Explore the writing, release and UK chart history of Stay Another Day.

Selected singles: UK chart reference

The year below is the year of the single’s first appearance on the UK Official Singles Chart. It is not necessarily the first release date in every territory. Peaks refer to that chart, not to global rankings.

• House of Love — 1992 — 10
• Deep — 1993 — 5
• It’s Alright — 1993 — 3
• Steam — 1994 — 7
• Stay Another Day — 1994 — 1
• Let It Rain — 1995 — 10
• Thunder — 1995 — 4
• If You Ever — East 17 featuring Gabrielle — 1996 — 2

Source: Official Charts — East 17, with individual song chart histories.

Singles and albums are different releases

A song may appear on an album before or after it is issued as a single. “Stay Another Day” is a song on Steam; it is not the title of that album. “Steam” names both a single and an album, each with its own chart history.

For the broader sequence of releases, visit the biography. For event enquiries rather than release information, use Booking & Contact.