Francis Rossi's highly anticipated tour, "Songbook: Quo - Past, Present, Future," has been extended into 2027, with a further 31 shows added to the schedule.
The additional dates will run from March to May in the UK, following the initial 30 announced for winter 2026.
The new shows will go on sale this Friday, June 19 at 10 a.m.
from www.aegpresents.co.uk.
Fans can also register to gain access to the Francis Rossi AEG Presents presale on Thursday, June 18 at this location.
This highly anticipated tour promises fans an unforgettable experience with Francis's handpicked selection of his many iconic STATUS QUO classics, deep cuts, and new medleys.
The tour will feature Francis performing a unique setlist that showcases his incredible musical expertise.
The strictly limited VIP Soundcheck Experience ticket includes access to soundcheck, an exclusive performance of two songs not featured in the main show, a stage tech rundown with Francis's sound engineer, and one of the best seats in the house for the main show.
Additionally, VIP ticket holders will receive a limited-edition signed 7" single and an exclusive tour lanyard.
Francis Rossi expressed his excitement to extend this run: "I am delighted to extend this run on from the thirty dates already announced for later this year.
The pressure is on once more, as I have put together a really packed new show." He added that he's looking forward to getting back out on the road in the UK again with this tour.
The tour will see Francis joined by guitarist Andy Brook, who co-produced the critically acclaimed 2026 album "The Accidental" with Francis and appeared on the sold-out 2025 "Songbook" tour.
Here are the new dates added to the schedule: March 17 - Wimborne Tivoli March 18 - Bridport Electric Palace March 20 - Bath Forum March 21 - Truro Hall For Cornwall March 23 - Newbury Corn Exchange March 24 - Chelmsford Chelmsford Theatre March 26 - York Barbican March 27 - Blackburn King George's Hall March 29 - Aylesbury Waterside March 30 - Guildford G-Live April 1 - Cardiff New Theatre April 2 - Newtown The Hafren April 4 - Derby Vaillant Live April 5 - Liverpool Philharmonic Hall April 13 - Brighton Theatre Royal April 14 - Richmond Richmond Theatre April 16 - Weymouth Pavillion April 17 - Tunbridge Wells Assembly Theatre April 19 - Bury St Edmunds Apex April 20 - Swansea Grand Theatre April 22 - Bristol Beacon April 23 - Cheltenham Town Hall April 25 - Dartford Orchard Theatre April 27 - Crewe Lyceum April 29 - Birmingham Town Hall April 30 - Shrewsbury Theatre Severn May 2 - Blackpool Grand Theatre May 3 - Leeds Grand Theatre May 5 - Northampton Derngate Concert Hall May 6 - Bridlington Spa May 8 - Lowestoft Marina Theatre