Following the success of their sold-out tour this year, which concluded with a fully booked performance at London’s Royal Albert Hall seven months ahead of the event, 10CC will return to the road in March 2027 with their “And Another Bloody Greatest Hits Tour”.
The tour received some of the most enthusiastic reviews of the band’s live career to date, including high praise from The Guardian for the opening night at York Barbican and a perfect five-star review from the Mail On Sunday for their performance at the Royal Albert Hall.
Led by 10CC co-founder Graham Gouldman, the band’s continued rise in popularity has resulted in sold-out shows at major venues across Europe and around the world, with recent performances reaching cities from Amsterdam and Stockholm to Auckland and Sydney, as well as special appearances in Gibraltar and Iceland.
In recognition of his outstanding contribution to music, Gouldman was awarded an MBE in the 2025 King’s Birthday Honours List.
Fans can look forward to a career-spanning setlist packed with classic hits, featuring timeless favorites such as “Rubber Bullets”, “Donna”, “Art For Art’s Sake”, “Dreadlock Holiday”, “The Wall Street Shuffle”, “Life Is A Minestrone”, “The Things We Do For Love” and, of course, the unforgettable “I’m Not In Love”.
“The tour title is not an expression of exasperation, but a humorous acknowledgement that we’re out doing it again,” says Gouldman. “Our ‘Bloody Tourists’ album gave us the idea and we believe in total honesty — it’s what it says on the tin. Hit after hit after hit, with a few variations”.
10CC is:
Graham Gouldman – bass guitar, electric guitar, acoustic guitar, vocals
Rick Fenn – lead electric guitar, bass guitar, acoustic guitar, vocals
Keith Hayman – keyboards, electric guitar, bass guitar, vocals
Iain Hornal – electric guitar, acoustic guitar, percussion, mandolin, keyboards, vocals
Ben Stone – drums, percussion, vocals
10CC “And Another Bloody Greatest Hits Tour” 2027 dates:
Feb. 25 – Llandudno Venue Cymru
Feb. 26 – Stoke Victoria Halls
Feb. 27 – Harrogate Convention Centre
Feb. 28 – Scarborough Spa
Mar. 02 – Buxton Opera House
Mar. 03 – Guildford G Live
Mar. 04 – Leicester De Montfort Hall
Mar. 06 – Torquay Princess Theatre
Mar. 07 – Truro Hall for Cornwall* Tickets on-sale 14 September
Mar. 08 – Salisbury City Hall
Mar. 09 – Basingstoke Anvil
Mar. 11 – Watford Colosseum
Mar. 12 – Bath Forum
Mar. 13 – Croydon Fairfield Halls
Mar. 14 – Eastbourne Congress Theatre
Mar. 15 – Aylesbury Waterside Theatre
Mar. 17 – Coventry Warwick Butterworth Hall
Mar. 18 – Northampton Derngate
Mar. 19 – Scunthorpe Baths Halls
Mar. 20 – Derby Valliant Live
Mar. 22 – Halifax Victoria Theatre
Mar. 23 – Perth Concert Hall
Mar. 24 – Edinburgh Usher Hall
Mar. 25 – Stockton Globe
