British music legend Beverley Knight hits the road around the UK with her Born to Perform tour! Celebrating her career in both music and musical theatre, Beverley will be charting her journey from career beginnings right through to today, via the hits that have defined her, the hits that inspired her and the musical theatre tunes that have seen her in recent years become a West End star!

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!

Selling more than two million copies worldwide and leaving the music critics speechless, his July 2006 debut record 'Undiscovered' was a huge success and entered the UK album chart at number one. 'You Give Me Something' became the romantic anthem of the summer and he was 2006's biggest selling British male solo artist.

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.

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.