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10CC Announces 2027 ‘And Another Bloody Greatest Hits Tour’
10CC have announced "And Another Bloody Greatest Hits Tour" for 2027, extending their live comeback following a sold-out 2026 run that culminated in a Royal Albert Hall show which sold out seven months in advance. The tour comes on the back of strong reviews, including notices from The Guardian and a five-star write-up from the Mail On Sunday, and reflects the enduring appeal of the band's back catalogue, which continues to feature prominently in film, television and streaming figures decades after its original release.
The tour, fronted by co-founder Graham Gouldman, who received an MBE in 2025, runs across UK venues from late February to late March 2027, with special guest Andrew Park, and will feature hits such as "I'm Not In Love", "Dreadlock Holiday", "Rubber Bullets" and "The Things We Do For Love". "I'm Not In Love" alone has racked up more than 325 million Spotify streams and over 130 million YouTube views, and the band's songs have recently appeared in shows and films including "Mint", "Guardians Of The Galaxy" and "After Life".
In short
- 10CC announce UK "And Another Bloody Greatest Hits Tour" for Feb-March 2027
- Follows a sold-out 2026 tour and glowing reviews, including at Royal Albert Hall
- Setlist features classics like "I'm Not In Love" and "Dreadlock Holiday"
Explained simply
10CC are a British rock band that achieved major commercial success in the 1970s with memorable hit songs including "I'm Not In Love", "Dreadlock Holiday" and "Rubber Bullets". Their music has retained considerable cultural presence over the decades, regularly appearing in films, television shows and streaming platforms, and continuing to accumulate hundreds of millions of streams decades after the band's initial recordings.
The band had largely withdrawn from touring for many years before returning to live performances in 2026 following an extended break from the stage. The 2026 comeback tour proved hugely successful with audiences and critics, featuring sold-out venues and positive reviews from major publications, demonstrating significant ongoing public interest in the band's material and performances.
The enduring popularity of 10CC reflects the appeal of their back catalogue and the band's lasting cultural relevance in contemporary entertainment. The group's songs continue to be in demand for use in modern films and television productions, indicating that their work retains both commercial value and appeal to new generations of listeners.