Paddy McGuinness has announced a brand-new live tour for 2027 and 2028 with 33 dates across the UK. Following the success of his sold-out Nearly There tour last year, the much-loved comedian and television presenter will return to the stage with a new show combining his trademark stand-up with a playful, nostalgia-packed celebration of the television, music and pop-culture moments that shaped a generation.
Tickets for Paddy McGuinness’ new tour go on sale at 10am on Friday 6th November via here. Fans can access an exclusive pre-sale at 10am on Wednesday 4th November by signing up here.
One of Britain’s best-loved entertainers, Paddy McGuinness is a presenter, actor and proud Boltonian whose sharp wit, warmth and easy-going humour have made him a household name. He is best known for hosting ITV’s Saturday-night favourite Take Me Out and for presenting the BBC’s Top Gear.
In 2024, Paddy raised £10.5 million pounds for BBC Children in Need by cycling from Wrexham to Glasgow on a child’s Raleigh Chopper and returned last October to host the live show.
In August 2025, Paddy launched the hit podcast The Good, The Bad and The Football alongside Nicky Butt and Paul Scholes and continues to host his own Sunday morning show on BBC Radio 2.
Paddy’s Nearly There stand-up tour ran from 2024 into spring 2025, selling out more than 50 dates across the UK and Ireland. He also returned to television for Channel 4’s challenge series Tempting Fortune and Inside the Factory on BBC One.
In 2026, it was announced that Paddy would co-host a revival of Big Break for BBC Two and BBC iPlayer — a fitting continuation of the classic television nostalgia which is going to be celebrated in his new live show.
Paddy said: This new tour is all about nostalgia — the telly, the tunes and the daft little things that instantly take you back. This is me doing what I love: making people laugh! It’ll be a big, funny warm trip down memory lane, but with plenty of modern life woes along the way. Grab your rose tinted spectacles and a ticket!”
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Sat 16 Oct 27 Blackburn King George’s Hall
Sun 17 Oct 27 Liverpool Empire Theatre
Thu 21 Oct 27 Aberdeen Music Hall
Fri 22 Oct 27 Glasgow Pavilion Theatre
Sun 24 Oct 27 Dunfermline Alhambra
Thu 28 Oct 27 Stockton Globe Theatre
Fri 29 Oct 27 Scarborough Spa Grand Hall
Sat 30 Oct 27 Bradford Live
Fri 05 Nov 27 Manchester Palace Theatre
Sat 06 Nov 27 Blackpool Opera House
Sun 07 Nov 27 Rhyl Pavilion
Thu 11 Nov 27 Carlisle Sands Centre
Fri 12 Nov 27 Newcastle O2 City Hall
Sat 13 Nov 27 Hull Connexin Live
Sun 14 Nov 27 Sunderland Empire
Thu 18 Nov 27 Scunthorpe Baths Hall
Fri 19 Nov 27 Nottingham Royal Concert Hall
Sat 20 Nov 27 Sheffield City Hall
Thu 25 Nov 27 Aylesbury Waterside Theatre
Fri 26 Nov 27 Stoke Regent Theatre
Sat 27 Nov 27 Leicester De Montfort Hall
Thu 10 Feb 28 Truro Hall for Cornwall
Fri 11 Feb 28 Torquay Princess Theatre
Sat 12 Feb 28 Swansea Building Society Arena
Sun 13 Feb 28 Cardiff New Theatre
Thu 17 Feb 28 St Albans Alban Arena
Fri 18 Feb 28 Basingstoke The Anvil
Sat 19 Feb 28 Eastbourne Congress Theatre
Thu 24 Feb 28 Bournemouth Pavilion Theatre
Fri 25 Feb 28 Ipswich Regent Theatre
Sat 26 Feb 28 Wolverhampton Civic Hall
Sun 27 Feb 28 Milton Keynes Theatre
Thu 02 Mar 28 Birmingham Alexandra Theatre
