The Hollies announce massive UK tour –  tickets, dates and venues revealed

29 March 2023, 12:00

Gold Meets... The Hollies

Drummer Bobby Elliott and singer, songwriter and lead guitarist Tony Hicks take The Hollies out on the road.

The Hollies have announced a massive UK tour for 2023.

Celebrating their seventh decade as a band, the current lineup includes drummer Bobby Elliott and singer, songwriter and lead guitarist Tony Hicks, both of whom have been with the band since 1963.

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Lead singer Peter Howarth has fronted the band since 2004, while rhythm guitarist Steve Lauri who also joined the group in 2004.

The current lineup also includes bassist Ray Styles who has been with the group since 1986, and Ian Parker, who has played keyboards in The Hollies since 1991.

Tickets for the Evening with The Hollies shows go on general sale this Friday, March 31 at 10am via ticketmaster or venue box offices.

The full tour dates are as follows:

• Saturday 16 September - Blackburn  King George's Hall
• September Sunday 17  September - Northampton Royal & Derngate
• September Thursday 21 September - Cheltenham Town Hall
• September Friday 22 September - Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
• September Saturday 23 September - Gateshead The Sage
• September Sunday 24 September - York Barbican
• September Friday 29 September - Scarborough Grand Hall
• Saturday 30 September - Sheffield City Hall
• Sunday 1 October - Salford Lowry
• Thursday 5 October - Guildford G Live
• Friday 6 October - Reading Hexagon
• Saturday 7 October - Cardiff St David’s Hall
• Sunday 8 October - Llandudno Cymru Theatre
• Thursday 12 October - Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
• Friday 13 October - Stoke Victoria Hall
• Saturday 14 October - Wolverhampton The Halls
• Thursday 19 October - Tunbridge Wells Assembly Hall Theatre
• Friday 20 October - Bath Forum
• Saturday 21 October - Cambridge Corn Exchange
• Friday 27 October - Eastbourne Congress Theatre
• Saturday 28 October - Ipswich Regent Theatre
• Sunday 29 October - Southend Cliffs Pavilion
• Friday 3 November - Basingstoke Anvil
• Saturday 4 November - Southampton O2 Guildhall
• Sunday 5 November - Truro Hall For Cornwall
• Thursday 9 November - London Palladium