Jimeoin Tickets / Glasgow Kings Theatre

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Jimeoin—otherwise known as James Eoin Stephen Paul McKeown—is a comedian from Leamington Spa, but raised in Ireland.

Jimeoin will be performing 1 event in Glasgow on Saturday 13th March 2027 at the Kings Theatre.

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How Much Are Jimeoin Tickets in Glasgow?

Saturday 13th March 2027 Glasgow, UK
	Official	Jimeoin Ballyhoo Glasgow, King's Theatre	from £27.85 inc fees*	View Tickets
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Address: Glasgow Kings Theatre, 297 Bath Street, Glasgow, G2 4JN
Telephone: 0844 871 7627
Venue Capacity: 1785

King's Theatre is a massive performance arts and entertainment venue based on Bath Street in Glasgow. With a capacity of just under 1,800, it has served the Scottish city as a place to watch anything stage-based for over 100 years.