Observational Comedy Artists - Tours, Gigs & Events

Ricky Gervais has added a Manchester date to his Legend Tour in autumn 2026.

Due to demand, Alan Carr has added extra UK dates to his Have I Said Too Much? Tour in 2027, including four more nights at the London Palladium.

Russell Howard will curate The Felix Foundation Charity Stand-up Gala in February 2027, in memory of his son, Felix, who devastatingly passed away shortly after his birth

Dylan Moran will headline a show as part of Cambridge Comedy Garden in July 2026.

Ross Noble will take his Cranium of Curiosities Tour across the UK throughout the first half of 2027.

Jonathan Pie will take his new show, The End Of The World According to Jonathan Pie, on tour across the UK in autumn 2026.

Celeste Barber will take her acclaimed show, Backup Dancer, to Glasgow and Belfast in November 2026.

Paul Merton and Suki Webster have extended their Improv Show tour, with shows now running up until November 2026

Mark Thomas will take his 40 In Stand Up Years Tour across the UK throughout 2026.

Josh Wolf will bring his new show, Touring Hard, to London’s Top Secret Comedy Club in October 15, 2026.

Sindhu Vee has extended her Swanky Tour to April 2027

Lenny Henry will return to stand-up comedy with his new live show, Still At Large, which runs between May and November 2026.

Fin Taylor has added extra dates to his autumn 2026 tour

Gianmarco Soresi has added a Dublin date to The Misery Loves Tour in autumn 2026.

Rhys James will take his new show, Chop Logic, on an extensive UK tour, running from September 2026 through to May 2027.

Jacob Hawley has added an extra London date to his Fighting Age Man Tour in December 2026.

Ryan Long tours the UK and Ireland in January 2027

Gary Powndland will headline Wolverhampton Halls on September 26, 2026.

Eleanor Conway takes over London’s Leicester Square Theatre on October 24, 2026