Live Comedy
Peter Kay Live: Better Late Than Never
His first tour in 12 years, Peter Kay Live is subtitled Better Late Than Never in reference to his aborted 2018 shows, Have Gags Will Travel. The extensive, 14-month, 100-date tour was cancelled just a few months after being announced, late in 2017, owing to "unforeseen family circumstances".
Kay says: "It's good to get back to what I love doing best, stand-up comedy and if there's ever a time people need a laugh it's now. And with the cost of living at an all-time high, ticket prices are starting from £35. The same price they were on my previous tour in 2010."
Press
- 13th February: The other side of cuddly comedy 'nice guy' Peter Kay (The Telegraph)
- 12th February: Jacob Hawley: I'm a comedian - here's where Peter Kay went wrong in "garlic bread" row (Metro)
- 12th February: Has Peter Kay thrown out his cuddly image along with his 'garlic bread' hecklers? (The Guardian)
- 2nd January: Peter Kay tops list of highest earning British comics (The Sun)
- 29th November: Peter Kay adds a 48th O2 date (Chortle)
- 18th November: Peter Kay extends tour until February 2026
- 4th May: Peter Kay review (The Telegraph)
- 28th April: Co-op Live: How UK's biggest indoor arena became butt of jokes (BBC)
- 26th April: Co-op Live: Peter Kay says new Manchester arena's fresh delay is "very disappointing" (BBC)
- 23rd April: The Co-op Live catastrophe: how the opening of Manchester's "ultimate arena" became a joke (The Telegraph)
- 22nd April: Peter Kay "gutted" after postponing huge Manchester arena shows