10cc: And Another Bloody Greatest Hits Tour

Fairfield Concert Hall

With very special Guest Andrew Park.

Following this year’s sell-out tour - with a finale at London’s Royal Albert Hall that sold out seven months in advance - 10cc will embark on And Another Bloody Greatest Hits Tour in March 2027.

This follows some of the strongest reviews of the band's live career, including a glowing notice from The Guardian for the tour-opening night at York Barbican and a full five-star review from the Mail On Sunday for the Royal Albert Hall show.

Fronted by 10cc co-founder Graham Gouldman, the band’s ever-growing popularity continues to deliver major concert hall sell-outs across Europe and beyond, from Amsterdam to Auckland and Stockholm to Sydney, with shows in Gibraltar and Iceland along the way.

Gouldman was awarded an MBE for services to music in the King’s Birthday Honours List in 2025.

Fans can expect a hit-packed setlist including era-defining anthems like "Rubber Bullets", "Donna", "Art For Art’s Sake", "Dreadlock Holiday", "The Wall Street Shuffle", "The Things We Do For Love", and of course, the eternal "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.

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There are no bands like 10cc. You can't compare them to anyone and therefore their music has never dated. It's as fresh as it ever was, waiting to be discovered or reconnected with, whenever you hear it.

Bob Lefsetz, The Lefsetz Letter.

10cc's songs continue to soundtrack major film and television, proof that the catalogue has never gone out of fashion. I'm Not In Love has notched up more than 325 million Spotify streams and over 130 million YouTube views, with a 2025 BBC Piano Room version, recorded with the BBC Concert Orchestra, watched more than six million times.

On screen, the song has featured everywhere from the closing credits of BBC One's Mint (2026) to Marvel/Disney blockbuster Guardians of the Galaxy (2015), where it led a soundtrack album that topped the US chart, as well as Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason (2004). The Things We Do For Love fronted Ricky Gervais's Netflix hit After Life Series 3 (2022), while Dreadlock Holiday has soundtracked both The Social Network (2010) and Guy Ritchie's Snatch (2000).