Former “American Idol” judge Simon Cowell‘s newest British boy band, December 10 (D10), just made a big announcement online: the group will officially be putting on their first-ever live shows, which will also be the very first time that they will be performing their own music.
D10 Announces Live Shows With Touching Message to Fans
“This means everything to us, and we can’t wait to experience performing our own music for the first time together. See you in the crowd,” the band wrote in the caption of their Instagram post.
D10 fans flooded the comment section to share their excitement as well as express their hopes for the band to visit more countries soon:
“Daughter has me on the case!! Good luck! Loved watching the show together.”
“YAY!!!! MY PRAYERS HAVE BEEN ANSWERED !!! see u in Dublin.”
“already done it!!! see you in birmingham.”
“I’m so getting those tickets idc I NEED them love yall.”
“This is gonna sell out no doubt.”
“Germany next pleassssseeeeeee.”
“PLEASE COME TO AUSTRALIA.”
“United States next please.”
Cowell’s fiancée Lauren Silverman also shared her support for the group in a comment that reads, “Yay! Cannot wait! See you in London on the 19th Feb.”
All About Cowell’s Boy Band That Went Viral
D10 was put together on Simon Cowell’s Netflix documentary series, “Simon Cowell: The Next Act,” which premiered on December 10, 2025. December 10 (the name nods to the release date of the series) has already gone viral on YouTube for their live acoustic cover of NSYNC’s “Bye Bye Bye.”
The seven members of December 10, Cruz Lee-Ojo, Danny Bretherton, Hendrik Christoffersen, John Fadare, Josh Olliver, Nicolas Alves, and Seán Hayden, have now created their own music that they can finally share with the rest of the world.
How Cowell’s Son Inspired ‘The Next Act’
The new Netflix series follows Cowell’s search for “the next big pop act,” documenting every stage of the selection process. Cowell and his team of industry professionals held open auditions across the UK, narrowing thousands of people down to seven standout stars. Throughout the six episodes, viewers get a behind-the-scenes look at how Cowell and his collaborators test not only vocal strength but also stage presence, performance, and overall chemistry.
In an exclusive interview with Entertainment Tonight, Cowell explained how his son Eric inspired the show. “He came up to me, he loves music, and he said, ‘Dad, I love this song,’ and he played me a One Direction song. And I was thinking to myself, ‘I’m gonna do it again.’ And why not film the entire process?” Cowell said. Watch the full interview above!
How to See D10 Perform Live
Fans can sign up for presale access before Tuesday 13th January at 5PM GMT. Codes and ticket links will be shared by 8pm GMT, Tuesday 13th January.
Those who are on the December 10 mailing list will already have presale access eligibility. It’s important to note that presale access does not guarantee tickets.
Presale begins at 9am GMT on Wednesday 14th January. The general sale begins at 9am GMT on Friday 16th January.
Dates may be age restricted, please check with the ticket provider directly and the official D10 website for more information.
Dates & Locations for D10’s Live Shows
16th February – Glasgow, UK – Òran Mór
17th February – Manchester UK – Academy 3
19th February – London, UK – O2 Academy Islington
20th February – Birmingham, UK – O2 Academy
22nd February – Dublin, Republic of Ireland – Academy Green Room
