Solo tour with Tommy, Autumn 2023 and 2024. The tour is hosted by Matt Grindley.
Dates
| 29th September 2023 | Fishburn | Working Mens Club |
| 13th October 2023 | Worcester | Alma Tavern |
| 3rd November 2023 | Walsall | King Street Progressive Club |
| 10th November 2023 | Dundee | Bow Bridge Bar |
| 17th November 2023 | Colne | Park Hill Barn |
| 29th February 2024 | Leicester | West End Working Mens Club |
| 2nd March 2024 | Lincoln | Short Ferry Holiday Park |
| 22nd March 2024 | Doncaster | The Glass House |
| 24th March | Hemel Hempstead | Box Moor Social Club |
| 29th March | Hawnby | The Owl Hotel |
| 30th March | Rugelely | The Redmore Inn |
| 18th May 2024 | Spalding | Holbeach United Services Club |
| 8th June 2024 | Silloth | Stanwix Holiday Park |
| 24th August 2024 | Blackpool | Joe Longthorne Studio, North Pier |
| 7th October 2024 | Edgbaston | Extra Care Charitable Trust |
‘Rock on, Tommy’ tour
Tommy had previously arranged a major 46-date tour with ‘A Way With Media’, over autumn 2023 and spring 2024. However these dates were all cancelled, with the exception of Lowther Pavilion which ran as a standalone show.
He’s a national treasure who became a household name as one half of Cannon and Ball.
Tommy Cannon played the straight man to the late Bobby Ball as the double act dominated prime-time TV for more than a decade. An actor, singer and comic, Tommy has lived an extraordinary life – most recently being lauded by rock star Robbie Williams, at a sell-out concert in Manchester.
Now he’s returning to the stage in Rock On, Tommy, a variety show featuring clips, incredible stories, tons of laughter, audience Q&As and more. Fans can meet the man who has provided laughter to millions since debuting in 1968 on the talent show, Opportunity Knocks.
| 2023 | ||
| Thursday 21st September | Blyth | Phoenix Theatre |
| Saturday 23rd September | Doncaster | Empress Ballroom |
| Wednesday 4th October | Stamford | Corn Exchange |
| Thursday 5th October | Sheffield | Leadmill |
| Friday 6th October | Bishops Stortford | South Mill Arts |
| Saturday 7th October | Melton Mowbray | Melton Theatre |
| Sunday 8th October | Hull | Comedy Lounge |
| Friday 13th October | Birmingham | Justham Auditorium |
| Saturday 14th October | Evesham | The Henrician |
| Sunday 15th October | Lytham St Annes | Lowther Pavilion |
| Wednesday 18th October | Cannock | Prince of Wales Theatre |
| Thursday 19th October | Bradford | The Studio |
| Friday 20th October | Crewe | Lyceum Theatre |
| Saturday 21st October | Stockport | The Forum |
| Thursday 26th October | Altrincham | Bowdon Rooms |
| Friday 27th October | Burnham-on-Sea | Princess Theatre |
| Saturday 28th October | Southampton | The Attic |
| Sunday 29th October | Stourport | The Civic |
| Thursday 2nd November | Workington | Carnegie Theatre |
| Friday 3rd November | Barrow-in-Furness | The Forum |
| Saturday 4th November | Blackpool | Pavilion Theatre |
| Tuesday 7th November | St Helens | Theatre Royal |
| Wednesday 8th November | Worcester | Huntingdon Hall |
| Thursday 9th November | Bridgwater | McMillan Theatre |
| Friday 10th November | Tiverton | Community Arts Centre |
| Saturday 11th November | Paignton | Palace Theatre |
| Sunday 12th November | Chelmsford | Chelmsford Theatre |
| 2024 | ||
| Friday 5th April | Neston | Civic Hall |
| Saturday 6th April | Barnard Castle | The Witham |
| Saturday 13th April | Darwen | Library Theatre |
| Sunday 14th April | Yarm | Princess Alexandra Auditorium |
| Wednesday 17th April | Stafford | Gatehouse Theatre |
| Thursday 18th April | Brierley Hill | Civic Hall |
| Friday 19th April | Eastleigh | Thornden Hall |
| Saturday 20th April | Taunton | Brewhouse |
| Sunday 21st April | Loughborough | Town Hall |
| Thursday 25th April | Leicester | Y Theatre |
| Friday 26th April | Bury St Edmunds | The Apex |
| Saturday 27th April | Faversham | The Alexander Centre |
| Sunday 28th April | Fleet | The Harlington |
| Thursday 2nd May | Runcorn | The Brindley |
| Friday 3rd May | Redditch | Palace Theatre |
| Saturday 4th May | Diss | Corn Hall |
| Wednesday 8th May | Brighton | Komedia |
| Thursday 9th May | Gloucester | Guildhall |
| Friday 10th May | Newport | Riverfront |
| Saturday 11th May | Kettering | Lighthouse Theatre |
Lowther Pavilion show
The Lowther Pavilion show went ahead on Sunday 15th October as ‘Rock On, Tommy starring Tommy Cannon and friends’, and featured Leah Bell and the Boro Blues Brothers.