THE ICONIC Seventies band, 10cc, are coming to Cheltenham Town Hall to blast out their best-loved hits, including Rubber Bullets.

The band's on tour to celebrate the 40th anniversary of its critically acclaimed album, Sheet Music.

A tour spokesman said: "Led by 10cc co-founder Graham Gouldman, the band will perform two sets at each concert, the first half of the evening comprising Sheet Music its entirety, with a pause for the symbolic turning of the vinyl album.

"Released in 1974, Sheet Music reached No 9 in the UK album charts and entered the Top 100 in the US. It remains a masterclass in the composition of popular music and typifies the eclecticism and remarkable invention that characterised the band’s earlier work, said to have influenced Freddie Mercury and Queen."

The second part of the concert will feature "a comprehensive spread of the band’s eleven Top 10 hits, including three number ones: I’m Not In Love, Dreadlock Holiday and Rubber Bullets".

The current live band, which has been together for more than ten years, features Gouldman on vocals, bass and guitar; Rick Fenn (lead guitar, vocals), Paul Burgess (drums, percussion), Mick Wilson (vocals, guitar, percussion) and Keith Hayman (keyboards, guitar, vocals). Rick and Paul have both worked with 10cc since the Seventies.

Recent concerts have included the O2, London with Status Quo, the Royal Albert Hall and British Summer Time festival in Hyde Park.

The band has sold more than 15 million albums in the UK and 30 million worldwide.

Tickets and further details on, 0844 576 2210.