Hothouse Flowers Announce Major ‘Greatest Hits’ 2026 UK Tour
Irish rockers Hothouse Flowers have today announced a major 21-date UK headline ‘Greatest Hits’ tour celebrating all the fan favourites shaped by the band in their lengthy and legendary career.
This 2026 tour will see Hothouse Flowers perform all their most celebrated tracks from the band’s early releases such as ‘Don’t Go’ from their debut album People (1988), ‘I Can See Clearly Now’ from Home (1990); and right through their beloved discography with classics like ‘Thing of Beauty’ from 1993’s Songs from the Rain and later hits from albums Born (1998), Into Your Heart (2004) and Let’s Do This Thing (2020).
Hothouse Flowers first garnered a community of fans across the live music scene whilst playing in the late-night clubs and bars of Dublin City Centre. Their blend of genres, excelling musicianship and live reputation catapulted the band’s status, making their debut album People an instant hit and flying them straight to the top of the Irish charts and No.2 in the UK.
Renowned for their live performances, Hothouse Flowers pride themselves on no two shows ever being the same. Each performance a musical adventure and impulse to reach new heights, and now in their fourth decade of performing together, the chemistry and onstage dialogue is unlike any other.
Following the major success of their 2025 tour celebrating their first two albums’ People and Home, Hothouse Flowers are hitting the road once again in November and December 2026 to perform their full repertoire of Greatest Hits and do what they do best, bring their music to life on stage.
Full tour dates are listed below and tickets will be available to purchase from Friday 06 March at 10am via www.gigsandtours.com and www.ticketmaster.co.uk.
2026 UK Tour Dates
Mon 02 Nov Milton Keynes The Stables
Tue 03 Nov Bexhill on Sea De La Warr Pavilion
Wed 04 Nov Worthing The Factory
Thu 05 Nov Frome Cheese & Grain
Sat 07 Nov Carlisle Old Fire Station
Sun 08 Nov Leeds Brudenell Social Club
Mon 09 Nov Birmingham O2 Institute
Tue 10 Nov Manchester O2 Ritz
Wed 11 Nov London O2 Shepherds Bush Empire
Thu 12 Nov Guildford G Live
Sun 15 Nov Liverpool Arts Club
Mon 16 Nov Sunderland The Fire Station
Tue 17 Nov Leicester O2 Academy 2
Wed 18 Nov Poole Lighthouse
Sat 21 Nov Stroud The Sub Rooms
Sun 22 Nov Bristol O2 Academy
Mon 23 Nov Brighton Corn Exchange
Tue 24 Nov Fareham Live
Wed 25 Nov Bury St Edmunds The Apex
Sun 20 Dec Aberdeen Lemon Tree
Mon 21 Dec Glasgow Barrowlands
Feature Image Photo Credit: Nico Wills
Tickets will be available to purchase from Friday 06 March 2026 at 10am via www.gigsandtours.com and www.ticketmaster.co.uk.
Official Website: https://hothouseflowers.com/
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