Comedian Tom Davis returns to the road, bringing his new show Spudgun to venues across the UK! Known for his appearances on sitcoms such as King Gary and Murder in Successville, triumphant appearances on Live at the Apollo, and his podcast, Wolf and Owl with Romesh Rangathan, Davis is back with another round of freshly cooked observations for your viewing pleasure.

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.

After the success of his last jaunt: 'So, Where Were We?' Dara O Briain is back on the road with a brand new show: Re:Creation. He's one of Britain's most recognizable faces thanks to appearances on Mock The Week, Robot Wars, and Star Gazing Live, he returns to his live comedy roots, bringing a whirlwind of erudite humor and fast-talking wit along for the ride.

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.

See Britain's best-loved sea shanty group, Fisherman's Friends, live on tour across the UK in 2025 and 2026! Long before the recent Wellerman Tiktok craze, the Cornish singers were arguably the first modern group to bring shanty singing back to the mainstream. Singing old sea songs together in their Port Isaac hometown since the mid-90s, the group unexpectedly signed a million-pound record deal with Universal in 2010 and were catapulted from their lives as fishermen and coastguards who loved to sing, into national folk music superstars.

Graham Gouldman and co are back on the road on the humourously titled 'And Another Bloody Greatest Hits Tour ', offering audiences a chance to hear some of their greatest tunes. One of the biggest bands of the 1970s, 10cc always offered fans something new on every record. Whether it be the surreal (Life is a Minestrone), daft (Dreadlock Holiday), or fused with sincere longing (I'm Not in Love), they maintained an individualistic style that remained completely unique even with vast commercial success.