HOTHOUSE FLOWERS GREATEST HITS TOUR
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Ahead of their upcoming UK 2026 Greatest Hits Tour dates, Irish rock giants Hothouse Flowers have announced an additional nine shows for 2027 due to overwhelming demand.
Hothouse Flowers will play shows in St Albans, Bromley, Swindon, Southend, Cheltenham, Whitley Bay, Crewe, Ilkley and Newark in May and June 2027. These dates follow their upcoming 2026 UK tour this November calling at Guildford, Poole, Fareham and Bury St Edmunds.
With three Top 10 UK albums, including their debut album People (1988) which reached No. 1 in the Irish charts and No. 2 in the UK charts, Hothouse Flowers boast an iconic discography that includes ‘Don’t Go’, ‘Give It Up’ and ‘I Can See Clearly Now’.
They followed up their successful debut album with two further Irish No. 1 albums – Home (1990) and Songs From the Rain (1993), before separating in 1994. They later reunited in 1998, releasing four more studio albums.
Jampacked with hits from across their four decades of music-making, Hothouse Flowers’ Greatest Hits Tour will celebrate their unique blend of traditional Irish music, rock, soul and gospel.
A band that cut its teeth on the dancefloors of Dublin’s late-night clubs, Hothouse Flowers continue to bring a sense of adventure and improvisation to the stage, with no two shows ever the same.
Comprised of traditional musicians, Hothouse Flowers are carriers of culture, connecting the audience to stories of times past, setting them apart from other bands.
Their unpredictability allows them to take musical risks and become one with the audience, reaching new heights and depths in music each time they perform.

Tour Dates
2026
12 November  Guildford G Live
18 November  Poole Lighthouse Theatre
24 November  Fareham Live
25 November  Bury St Edmunds The Apex
2027
31 May  St Albans Alban Arena
1 June  Bromley Churchill Theatre
2 June  Swindon Wyvern
3 June  Southend Palace Theatre
4 June  Cheltenham Town Hall
6 June  Whitley Bay Playhouse
7 June  Crewe Lyceum
8 June  Ilkley Kings Hall
9 June  Newark Palace Theatre