Comedy superstar John Bishop is adding extra dates to his ‘Back At It’ UK and Ireland stand-up tour following phenomenal demand for tickets.
Additional shows have been added, expanding the tour to a substantial 86 dates. Some performances will feature a BSL interpreter. John plans to extend the tour into 2025. Tickets for shows in various cities will be available for purchase starting at 10:00 am on Friday, March 22nd on JohnBishopOnline.com. Cities include Liverpool, Weymouth, Portsmouth, Southampton, Rhyl, High Wycombe, Brighton, Worthing, Nottingham, Reading, Chatham, Llandudno, Sheffield, Bristol, Bath, Torquay, and Truro.
For more information or to buy tickets, head to this page on Ticketmaster.
After engaging in two years of TV presenting, stage acting, podcast hosting, dog walking, and decorating the spare room, John has returned to his greatest passion: standing on stage and bringing laughter to audiences.
John exclaimed, “Adding these extra dates to my ‘Back At It’ tour brings me great joy. The work in progress shows began roughly 10 days ago, reigniting my creativity with immense audience support. I eagerly anticipate meeting more of you as we hit the road.”
John Bishop’s career has been remarkable. Just three years after his debut comedy performance in 2000, he was entertaining sold-out arena crowds nationwide and launched the UK’s fastest-selling stand-up DVD.
Since then, he has found significant success with numerous comedy, entertainment, and documentary shows of his own. These include programs like ‘John Bishop’s Australia’ (BBC1), ‘John Bishop’s Britain’ (BBC1), ‘John Bishop’s Only Joking’ (Sky1), ‘The John Bishop Show’ (BBC1), ‘The John Bishop Christmas Show’ (BBC1), ‘John Bishop’s Gorilla Adventure’ (ITV1), ‘John Bishop’s Ireland’ (ITV1), and four seasons of the highly acclaimed ‘John Bishop: In Conversation With…’ (W Channel). In this series, he engaged in one-on-one conversations with prominent figures from the realms of entertainment, music, and sports. His other television appearances encompass two seasons of ‘The John Bishop Show’ (ITV1), a stint on ‘Doctor Who’ (BBC1), and the documentary ‘John & Joe Bishop: Life After Deaf’ (ITV1).
John co-hosts the podcast Three Little Words alongside writer, actor, and director Tony Pitts. Together, they engage in conversations with intriguing individuals about their lives, aspirations, challenges, and convictions. The show boasts a diverse range of guests, spanning from globally renowned musicians and actors to scientists, politicians, artists, and sports personalities. Previous episodes have welcomed guests such as Robbie Williams, John Cleese, Sebastian Faulks, and Professor Brian Cox.
John headlined the UK & Ireland tour of Mother Goose alongside Ian McKellen last year, featuring a highly triumphant stint in London’s West End spanning four months.
For more information or to buy tickets, head to this page on Ticketmaster.
John Bishop ‘Back At It’ tour dates
2024
9-10 March | Bromley: Churchill Theatre |
20 March | Dorking Halls |
21 March | Guildford: G Live |
22-23 March | London Palladium |
2 May | Southend: Cliffs Pavilion |
4 May | Aylesbury: Waterside* |
8 May | Buxton: Opera House |
9 May | Scunthorpe: Baths Hall |
11 May | Harrogate: Convention Centre |
12 May | Newcastle-upon-Tyne: O2 City Hall |
16 May | Bradford: St Georges Hall |
17 May | Halifax: Victoria Theatre |
18 May | Stockton: Globe* |
19 May | Sunderland: Empire Theatre |
21 May | Belfast: Ulster Hall |
23-24 May | Letterkenny: An Grianan |
28 May | Belmullet: Aras Inis Gluaire |
29 May | Galway: Black Box Theatre |
30 May | Clifden: Station House |
31 May | Galway: Leisureland |
1 June | Limerick: Dolans |
3 June | Killarney: Inec |
5 June | Clonakilty: De Barra’s |
6 June | Cork: Live at The Marquee |
8 June | Wexford: National Opera House |
9-11 June | Dublin: Vicar Street |
4-5 July | Stoke-on-Trent: Regent Theatre |
6-7 July | Warrington: Parr Hall* |
11-12 July | Ipswich: Regent Theatre |
13 July | Milton Keynes Theatre* |
14 July | Wolverhampton: The Civic at the Halls |
5-6 September | York: Barbican |
7 September | Dunfermline: Alhambra Theatre* |
8 September | Inverness: Eden Court |
14 September | Edinburgh: Usher Hall* |
18 September | Paisley: Town Hall |
19-20 September | Perth: Concert Hall |
21 September | Dundee: Caird Hall |
23-24 October | Basingstoke: Anvil Arts |
25-26 October | Hastings: White Rock Theatre |
27 October | Croydon: Fairfield Halls |
31 October | Warwick: Arts Centre |
1 November | Blackpool: Opera House |
2 November | Scarborough: Spa Grand Hall* |
3 November | New Brighton: Floral Pavilion* |
5 November | Liverpool: Empire |
6-7 November | Stockport: Plaza |
8 November | Peterborough: New Theatre |
9 November | Cambridge: Corn Exchange* |
14-15 November | Oxford: New Theatre |
16 November | Bexhill: De La Warr Pavilion* |
17 November | Tunbridge Wells: Assembly Halls* |
For more information or to buy tickets, head to this page on Ticketmaster.
2025
14 February | Weymouth: Pavilion Theatre |
15 February | Portsmouth: Guildhall |
16 February | Southampton: Mayflower Theatre |
21 February | Rhyl: Pavilion |
22 February | High Wycombe: Swan Theatre* |
27-28 February | Brighton: Theatre Royal |
1 March | Worthing: Assembly Hall |
5 March | Nottingham: Royal Concert Hall |
6-7 March | Reading: Hexagon Theatre |
8 March | Chatham: Central Theatre* |
14 March | Llandudno: Venue Cymru Theatre |
15 March | Sheffield: City Hall* |
20 March | Bristol: Beacon |
21-22 March | Bath: Forum |
27 March | Torquay: Princess Theatre |
28-29 March | Truro: Hall for Cornwall* |
For more information or to buy tickets, head to this page on Ticketmaster.
Performance schedule
Early shows
Doors open at 3:00 PM. Show starts at 4:00 PM. Interval is from 4:45 to 5:10 PM. Show ends at 6:00 PM.
Evening shows
Doors open at 7:00 PM. Show begins at 8:00 PM. Intermission from 8:45 to 9:10 PM. Show concludes at 10:00 PM.
BSL signed shows
22 March 2024 | London: Palladium |
12 May 2024 | Newcastle: O2 City Hall |
11 July 2024 | Ipswich: Regent |
14 September 2024 – Early Show | Edinburgh: Usher Hall |
31 October 2024 | Warwick: Arts Centre |
7 November 2024 | Stockport: Plaza |
27 February 2025 | Brighton: Theatre Royal |
6 March 2025 | Reading: Hexagon |
14 March 2025 | Llandudno: Venue Cymru Theatre |
15 March 2025 – Evening Show | Sheffield: City Hall |
20 March 2025 | Bristol: Beacon |
For more information or to buy tickets, head to this page on Ticketmaster.
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