John Bishop announces 2024 UK tour – how to get tickets
The comedian is set to perform at a host of UK venues throughout next year.
After two years spent TV presenting and stage acting, comedian John Bishop has announced he’s heading back on the road.
His huge UK tour, entitled Back At It, will kick off in Bromley in March, with the stand-up star set to play at a host of venues throughout next year, including two nights at the London Palladium. Announcing the new tour, the comedian said: “I’m delighted to be hitting the road again with my new show, ‘Back At It’.
"I did a few gigs in New York and some over in Ireland and I’ve got the juices flowing again! I’m looking forward to seeing you all out there on the road.”
Announcing the tour on Instagram, Bishop warned fans that it's "the smallest UK tour" he's done and that he expects tickets to "go out quite fast".
"We have managed to pull a tour together. It's called 'Back at It'," he wrote.
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"I'm going to be on the road next year. It's actually probably the smallest UK tour that I've done so we're expecting the tickets to go out quite fast which means if you wanna be in with a chance of gettin' there first sign up to the mailing list on the link and then you can go onto the presale.
We've put together the ultimate guide on how to snag your tickets. Read on for all you need to know.
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What are the UK dates and venues for John Bishop's 2024 tour
This extensive tour will see the comedian visit venues all across England and Scotland. Here's a full list of UK dates and venues:
- Saturday 9th March— Bromley, Churchill Theatre
- Sunday 10th March— Bromley, Churchill Theatre
- Wednesday 20th March – Dorking, Dorking Halls
- Thursday 21st March— Guildford, G Live
- Friday 22nd March— London, The London Palladium
- Saturday 23rd March— London, The London Palladium
- Thursday 2nd May— Southend-On-Sea, Southend Cliffs Pavilion
- Saturday 4th May at 3pm— Aylesbury, Waterside
- Saturday 4th May at 7pm— Aylesbury, Waterside
- Wednesday 8th May— Buxton, Opera House
- Thursday 9th May— Scunthorpe, Baths Hall
- Saturday 11th May— Harrogate, Harrogate Convention Centre
- Sunday 12th May— Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, O2 City Hall
- Thursday 16th May— Bradford, St Georges Hall
- Friday 17th May— Halifax, Victoria Theatre
- Saturday 18th May at 3pm— Stockton-on-Tees, Globe
- Saturday 18th May at 7pm— Stockton-on-Tees, Globe
- Sunday 19th May – Sunderland, Sunderland Empire
- Thursday 4th July— Stoke-on-Trent, Regent Theatre
- Friday 5th July – Stoke-on-Trent, Regent Theatre
- Saturday 6th July at 3pm— Warrington, Pyramid and Parr Hall
- Saturday 6th July at 7pm— Warrington, Pyramid and Parr Hall
- Thursday 11th July— Ipswich, Regent Theatre
- Friday 12th July— Ipswich, Regent Theatre
- Saturday 13th July at 3pm— Milton Keynes, Milton Keynes Theatre
- Saturday 13th July at 7pm— Milton Keynes, Milton Keynes Theatre
- Sunday 14th July— Wolverhampton, The Civic at The Halls Wolverhampton
- Thursday 5th July— York, Barbican
- Friday 6th September— York, Barbican
- Saturday 7th September at 3pm— Dunfermline, Alhambra Theatre
- Saturday 7th September at 7pm— Dunfermline, Alhambra Theatre
- Sunday 8th September— Inverness, Eden Court Theatre
- Saturday 14th September at 3pm— Edinburgh, Usher Hall
- Saturday 14th September at 7pm— Edinburgh, Usher Hall
- Wednesday 18th September— Paisley, Paisley Town Hall
- Thursday 19th September— Perth, Perth Concert Hall
- Friday 20th September— Perth, Perth Concert Hall
- Saturday 21st September— Dundee, Dundee Caird Hall
- Thursday 24th October— Basingstoke, The Anvil
- Friday 25th October— Hastings, White Rock Theatre
- Saturday 26th October— Hastings, White Rock Theatre
- Sunday 27th October— Croydon, Fairfield Halls
- Thursday 31st October— Coventry, Warwick Arts Centre
- Friday 1st November— Blackpool, Blackpool Opera House
- Saturday 2nd November at 4pm— Scarborough, Scarborough Spa Grand Hall
- Saturday 2nd November at 8pm— Scarborough, Scarborough Spa Grand Hall
- Sunday 3rd November at 3pm— Merseyside, Floral Pavilion Theatre
- Sunday 3rd November at 7pm— Merseyside, Floral Pavilion Theatre
- Thursday 7th November— Stockport, Stockport Plaza
- Friday 8th November — Peterborough, New Theatre Peterborough
- Saturday 9th November at 3pm— Cambridge, Cambridge Corn Exchange
- Saturday 9th November at 7pm— Cambridge, Cambridge Corn Exchange
- Thursday 14th November— Oxford, New Theatre Oxford
- Friday 15th November— Oxford, New Theatre Oxford
- Saturday 16th November at 3pm—Bexhill on Sea, De La Warr Pavilion
- Saturday 16th November at 7pm—Bexhill on Sea, De La Warr Pavilion
- Sunday 17th November at 3pm— Tunbridge Wells, Tunbridge Wells Assembly Halls
- Sunday 17th November at 7pm— Tunbridge Wells, Tunbridge Wells Assembly Halls
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When do John Bishop tickets go on sale?
General sale tickets were released on Friday 1st December at 10am and are available to purchase now on the Ticketmaster website.
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How much are John Bishop tickets?
Ticket prices start from £27.50 and will vary depending on which show you want to go to and the seats you select.
There are also a number of platinum tickets available, depending on your desired date and venue.
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How to get John Bishop tour tickets
Fans need to sign up on Ticketmaster by 5pm on Wednesday 29th November to access the presale on Thursday 30th November.
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