Oi Oi then - Look who's back and heading out on a brand new tour for 2026 - it's only The Pub Landlord himself! With a barrel of new barroom banter, the iconic Al Murray is trailing the breadth and width of Britain once more on his newest tour - All You Need is Guv! One of the most recognisable comics in the country, Murray has been honing his hilarious alter-ego since 1994. Don't miss the 'people's man of the people' as he serves up his unique observations on the country and offers a balm in the form of ancient pub wisdom.

Alan Davies is returning to his stand-up roots with his brand new tour, Think Ahead, coming to you this autumn! His first show in over a decade, Think Ahead will see the QI star in classic middle-aged comedian mode, ruminating over his age, his health and much more besides. Quick-witted, silly and a fantastic observational comic, don't miss Alan's return, one he promises to be funnier than ever.

Wacky Aussie comedy trio and self-proclaimed silly billies Aunty Donna are heading up from down under once more in 2025, bringing brand new show DREM to the UK. The absurdist comics will be performing fan-favourite sketches from their Netflix Show, Aunty Donna's House of Fun along with brand-new material! Some say its the funniest show that's ever been made. Let your DREMS come true and book your tickets today!

Two of the quickest minds in British comedy, Paul Merton and Suki Webster, combine for an evening of spontaneous hilarity where no two shows are ever the same! The husband-and-wife improv power couple are set to hit the road following much-lauded runs in Edinburgh and London, creating quick-thinking comedy from thin air whether it's absurd stories, improvised games or wild scenes with special guests.

Ross Noble, you know the one, the raven-haired, Geordie comedian who does stand up every now and again? Well, he's heading on another tour full of unprecedented hilarity. With a brand new show, Crainum of Curiosities, Ross brings his beloved comedic style to audiences up and down the country for an evening as unique as he is.

In his new stand-up show, Ardal O'Hanlon laughs in the face of modern life's quirks, whether it's the baffling rise of chair yoga to the absurdity of 21st century food culture. With a blend of self-reflection and social commentary, he questions his own identity, his place in the world, and whether anything really makes sense anymore.