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“They had the crowd on their feet chanting” – Daily Record
“Everything you come to expect from seasoned musicians & songwriters” – Classic Pop
“The best act of the day” – Daily Express
“After all the years they sound better than ever” – Lorraine Kelly
Award-winning, platinum-selling duo Hue And Cry are set to perform at Birmingham Symphony Hall on Friday 16 October, where they will co-headline an evening with British soul artist Roachford. Following the release of their acclaimed 16th studio album, Everybody, and a run of intimate electro-acoustic shows, the autumn tour also includes dates at London’s Indigo at The O2, Manchester’s Bridgewater Hall, Birmingham Symphony Hall, Edinburgh’s Usher Hall and Glasgow Royal Concert Hall. The tour includes co-headline shows with Roachford, alongside Johnny Hates Jazz appearing as a special guest across selected dates.
Speaking about the tour, lead singer Pat Kane says “It’s always the most exciting thing to be playing live with the full Hue And Cry band – we can give all the hits and audience favourites – the full widescreen treatment. Come and see us, looking as sharp as you like, and let’s elegantly party together.” His brother Greg Kane adds: “We’re delighted to be taking the full band on the road again. The venues included on this run of dates are bigger and some of the best in the country, we cannot wait to play them.”
October 2026 live dates
Friday 09 – Manchester, Bridgewater Hall *
Saturday 10 – London, Indigo at The O2 *
Sunday 11 – Cambridge, Corn Exchange *
Friday 16 – Birmingham, Symphony Hall *
Saturday 17 – Gateshead, ICM Glasshouse Sage 1 **
Thursday 22 – Inverness, Eden Court **
Friday 23 – Aberdeen, Music Hall **
Saturday 24 – Edinburgh, Usher Hall **
Friday 30 – Glasgow, Royal Concert Hall ***
Saturday 31 – Perth, Concert Hall ***
* Co-headline with Roachford
** Special guest: Roachford
*** Special guests: Johnny Hates Jazz
The band will also be performing on September 12 at the Let’s Rock Jersey Weekender and
September 26 at Blackpool’s, 80s Weekender.