Status Quo legend Francis Rossi expands UK tour with 30 new dates in autumn 2025


STATUS QUO legend FRANCIS ROSSI  has added an extra 30 shows to his snappily titled “An Evening of Francis Rossi’s Songs from the Status Quo Songbook and more…” tour.

francis Rossi announced the may and june 2025 leg of the tour earlier this year, and with numerous dates sold out or on low tickets, the lengthy tour will now continue into next autumn.

The second leg opens at Wimborne The Tivoli Theatre on 19th September 2025 and concludes on 8th November 2025 at Wrexham William Aston Hall.

Francis will perform many of his signature hits that made the Status Quo name, plus some personal favourites and deeper cuts, and he’ll be telling more stories about his incredible life in music.

Tickets go on sale at 10am on Friday 29th November.

“I am delighted to add these extra dates for the 2025 tour,” enthuses Francis Rossi. “This is a brand new show so I am looking forward to taking it to new venues and new crowds, but also returning to some of my favourite places in the UK.

“The show lifts the lid on a lot of what went on in the world of Status Quo, and I build in plenty of songs along the way – lots of my classic hits, but there are also versions of songs that I haven’t tried in the format before, and I have to say they sound fantastic. There’s a lot to get through so don’t be late!”

Status Quo wrapped up their SQ24 tour, possible their last-ever trek, back in August at Somerset Live at Vivary Park, Taunton.

Francis Rossi’s 2025 UK tour dates:

MAY 2025

Eastleigh Thornden – 1st

Epsom Playhouse – 2nd

Aylesbury Waterside – 10th

Whitley Bay Playhouse – 11th

Oban Corran Halls – 13th

Inverness Eden Court – 14th

Aberdeen Tivoli Theatre – 16th

Edinburgh Queens Theatre – 17th

Perth Concert Hall – 19th

Lincoln New Theatre Royal – 21st

Loughborough Town Hall – 22nd

Wolverhampton Wulfrun Hall – 24th

Cheltenham Town Hall – 25th

Guildford G-Live – 28th

Neath Gwyn Hall – 30th

Newbury Corn Exchange – 31st

JUNE 2025

Dartford Orchard Theatre – 1st

Folkestone Leas Cliff Hall – 3rd

Yeovil Westlands – 4th

Stratford-Upon-Avon Playhouse – 6th

SEPTEMBER 2025

Wimborne Tivoli – 19th

Exeter Corn Exchange – 21st

Axminster Guildhall – 22nd

Portsmouth King’s Theatre – 23rd

Redditch Palace Theatre – 25th

Birmingham Town Hall – 26th

Northampton Royal & Derngate Concert Hall – 28th

Chelmsford Theatre – 29th

OCTOBER 2025

Ipswich Corn Exchange – 1st

Hastings White Rock Theatre – 2nd

Tunbridge Wells Assembly Theatre – 3rd

Bromley Churchill Theatre – 5th

Cambridge Corn Exchange – 6th

King’s Lynn Corn Exchange – 8th

Mansfield Palace Theatre – 9th

Bridlington Spa Theatre – 11th

Manchester RNCM The Theatre – 12th

New Brighton Floral Theatre – 14th

Dunfermline Alhambra – 15th

York Barbican – 16th

Sunderland The Fire Station – 18th

Milton Keynes The Stables – 28th

Bury St Edmunds Apex – 29th

Aldershot Prince’s Hall – 31st

NOVEMBER 2025

Dunstable Grove Theatre – 1st

Runcorn Brindley Theatre – 3rd

Hereford Courtyard – 4th

Sheffield Memorial Hall – 5th

Bath Forum – 7th

Wrexham William Aston Hall – 8th

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