Wade was a member of the Graham Goble Encounter (1993–95), which recorded two albums and toured Germany.
From 1996, for four years, Wade was a lead vocalist for the soft rock group, Little River Band.
Steve Wade was born in Liverpool, England in the early 1960s and moved to Australia at a young age.
[4] Wade joined Little River Band as lead singer in 1996, replacing Glenn Shorrock.
He arranged the 2002 version of the theme for TV soap opera, Neighbours, which was sung by Janine Maunder.
[16] In 2008 Wade provided guitar and vocals as a member of the in-house band for the History of Rock display at the Arts Centre aimed at school students from years 4 to 12.
[19] He sang Don Henley's "The Boys of Summer" although his powerful voice was not evident and he was not selected by any of the four judges.