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.

Comedian, podcaster, and author Josh Widdicombe is back on the road in 2026, bringing his new show, Not My Cup of Tea, to stages across the UK. Managing expectations from the off, Josh says that the trek will be: "shorter and with lower production values than Taylor Swift's Eras Tour, but funnier and with more references to tea."

Jonathan Pie returns with The End of the World According to Jonathan Pie, a brand-new show that pulls together everything he's learned since Tom Walker first unleashed the character during the political chaos of the mid-2010s. Born out of Brexit-era frustration, fictitious political reporter Pie shot to prominence with his sweary, uncompromising online monologues; videos so convincing that millions mistook him for a real reporter. After sell-out runs at the Edinburgh Fringe and international tours across the US and Australia, Pie is back to take down everything global geopolitics throws at us!

Uh Oh - The enormously popular British-Malaysian comedian and comedy writer Phil Wang is back! Taking his stand-up tour to venues around the UK in 2026, he will be bringing his unique, hilarious takes and anecdotes to a theatre near you. Exploding in popularity over the past few years with festival appearances, successful slots on shows both home and abroad such as Have I Got News For You and David Letterman,and now a Netflix special, the Wang train shows no sign of slowing down.

Star of Friday Night Dinner and Plebs, and comedic mastermind, Tom Rosenthal is making his long-awaited return to stand-up with an all-new show, touring the UK from March 2026! Taking some very loose inspiration from Arctic Monkeys' classic album, Whatever People Say I am, That's What I am finds Rosenthal poking his nose into observational comedy in a style all his own.

One of Britain's favourite comedians is back! Due to huge demand, Peter Kay has added even more dates to his record-breaking stand-up tour! the first artist ever to perform a monthly residency at London's O2 Arena, completing 45 shows and recently hitting a huge milestone: his 100th show at the Manchester AO Arena. New dates for 2025 and 2026 include his first-ever shows at Aberdeen P&J Live, Brighton Centre, and Bournemouth International Centre.