10cc, fronted by co-founder Graham Gouldman, play their greatest hits on the And Another Bloody Greatest Hits Tour with special guest Andrew Park.
10cc play Vaillant Live on Saturday 20 March 2027, with special guest Andrew Park. It's part of their And Another Bloody Greatest Hits Tour, and the setlist is built around the songs most people know them for: 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 I'm Not In Love.
If you're wondering how a band from the seventies is still touring, it helps to know where they started. 10cc formed in 1970 as an all-star line-up of Graham Gouldman, Eric Stewart, Kevin Godley and Lol Creme — all of them established musicians before the band came together. They became one of the biggest names of the seventies, and 'I'm Not In Love' reached number one in the UK. The current line-up pairs co-founder Graham Gouldman on bass, guitar and vocals with Rick Fenn on lead guitar, bass and vocals, both of whom have been with the band since the mid-seventies. They're joined by Paul Burgess on drums and percussion, Keith Hayman on keyboards, guitars, bass and vocals, and Iain Hornal on vocals and guitar. The band has drawn some of the strongest reviews of its live career in recent years, including a glowing notice from The Guardian for the tour's opening night at York Barbican and a full five-star review from the Mail On Sunday for the Royal Albert Hall show. Their following runs from Chrissie Hynde and Dan Gillespie of The Feeling to Axl Rose and Sophie Ellis Bextor.
On the night, the set will be fronted by Gouldman, with Andrew Park as the special guest. The songs they'll be playing cover a good stretch of their catalogue, from the pop of Rubber Bullets and Donna to the more eccentric side of things like Art For Art's Sake and Life Is A Minestrone, with Dreadlock Holiday, The Wall Street Shuffle, The Things We Do For Love and I'm Not In Love in there too. It's a run of songs that should feel familiar even if you've only ever heard them on the radio.
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The show starts at 6:30pm at Vaillant Live in Derby, and tickets are £58.05 including the booking fee.
