10cc are coming to Geelong and Bendigo in 2023 for their Ultimate Greatest Hits Tour

They're celebrating 50 years since their formation in style.

Iconic 70s rock band, 10cc, is heading to Geelong and Bendigo for their Ultimate Greatest Hits Tour, amongst a slew of Australia-wide tour dates across June and July 2023. Expect to hear all the hits from their extensive discography, including I’m Not In Love, The Things We Do For Love, Dreadlock Holiday, Donna, Art For Art’s Sake and more.

10cc The Ultimate Greatest Hits tour

• June 7 – Performing Arts Centre, Cairns
• June 8 – The Events Centre, Caloundra
• June 9 – Fortitude Music Hall, Brisbane
• June 10 and 11. – Twin Towns, Tweed Heads
• June 13 – The Civic Centre, Newcastle
• June 14 – Club Forster, Forster
• June 15 – The Art House, Wyong
• June 16 – Evan Theatre, Penrith
• June 17 – Darling Harbour Theatre, Sydney
• June 18 – Blue Mountains Theatre, Blue Mountains
• June 21 – Llewelyn Theatre, Canberra
• June 22 – Anita’s Theatre, Wollongong
• June 23 – Chelsea Heights Hotel, Chelsea Heights
• June 24 – Costa Hall, Geelong
• June 25 – The Palais Theatre, Melbourne
• June 28 – Ulumbarra Theatre, Bendigo
• June 30 – Thebarton Theatre, Adelaide
• July 1 – The Playhouse Theatre, Darwin
• July 2 – Astor Theatre, Perth

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The band’s live lineup for this tour is Graham Gouldman on bass, guitars and vocals; Rick Fenn on lead guitar, vocals and bass; Paul Burgess on drums and percussion; Mick Wilson on vocals, percussion, guitar and keyboards and Mike Stevens on keyboards, guitar, bass, sad and vocals.

“The band is sounding fantastic!” says 10cc leader, Graham Gouldman. “Our main strength is the songs. Hit after hit after hit. It’s relentless. We show no mercy.”

With Dreadlock Holiday and it’s instantly recognisable chorus of “I don’t like cricket – I love it” being featured across film and television from The Social Network to The Mighty Boosh, 10cc have dominated radiowaves and pop charts since their formation in 1972.

“Year on year we get busier and busier. It’s great, we love touring and playing together and we get on really well. The audiences these days are very gratifying. You get the people you would expect, who grew up with 10cc, but you also get young kids who know the songs too,” he continues.

“Now whether they’ve discovered 10cc for themselves, via the internet or radio, or just grown up with their parents playing it in the house, I don’t know. But we get a great mix of people from the generations.”

Tickets go on sale from 10am on November 10. Grab them when they go on sale by heading here.