Press clippings
Frank Skinner, Stewart Lee, Al Murray & Alex Lowe open music gigs
Frank Skinner is one of four comedians supporting ex Porcupine Tree frontman Steven Wilson when he plays the London Palladium on the 12th, 13th, 19th and 20th of May, with Alex Lowe appearing on the first night of the run as his pseudo clairvoyant character Clinton Baptiste, followed by Al Murray as The Pub Landlord, Stewart Lee and Skinner respectively. Meanwhile, Skinner also stars in the apocalyptic new video for emo rock band Hot Milk, 90 Seconds To Midnight.
British Comedy Guide, 26th March 2025Al Murray: I could be the Duke of Atholl - or so Wikipedia said
The comedian on his family's links to Scottish nobility, debuting the Pub Landlord at the Edinburgh Fringe and his enduring love of Star Trek.
Ashley Davies, The Times, 22nd January 2025Transworld acquires story of six surrenders that ended Second World War by James Holland and Al Murray
Comic Murray, who presents the WWII podcast We Have Ways Of Making You Talk with Holland, are to write Victory '45: The End of the War in Six Surrenders.
Maia Snow, The Bookseller, 8th January 2025Pub Landlord Al Murray to perform in alcohol-free Saudi Arabia
It's a nation where anyone caught drinking faces fines or jail, so it's not most obvious place to find Al Murray's Pub Landlord. Yet the comic is taking his beer-sloshing alter-ego to the capital Riyadh next month, performing a gig in his latest Guv Island tour at the Princess Nourah University Theatre.
Chortle, 9th December 2024Al Murray: The pub is the one place us Brits do NOT queue
Standing in a line, looking at your phone, waiting your turn - this is not pub behaviour.
Al Murray, The Sun, 15th November 2024Al Murray has Pub Landlord costume stolen in car break-in
Comedian Al Murray has had his iconic Pub Landlord costume stolen.
The Independent, 8th November 2024Rhod Gilbert's Growing Pains Series 6 guests revealed
Dara O Briain, Layton Williams, Susie Dent, Emily Atack, Sam Campbell, Al Murray and Lucy Beaumont are amongst the guests taking part in Series 6 of Rhod Gilbert's Growing Pains, which starts on Comedy Central on Monday 28th October.
British Comedy Guide, 17th October 2024Al Murray trades pints for parachutes
Pub Landlord comic Al Murray has become Lord of the Landings.
Murray is now one of the leading experts on the disastrous Battle of Arnhem, which is being commemorated today.
Mike Ridley, The Sun, 22nd September 2024Life according to... Al Murray
"If I had to do stand-up as myself, I wouldn't know where to start."
Ross Crae, The Sunday Post, 18th June 2024Sky History not renewing Russell Kane and Al Murray series
Sky History will not be renewing Evil Genius With Russell Kane and Al Murray's Why Does Everyone Hate... series, with a spokesperson saying: "we don't currently have a plan to recommission those shows".
British Comedy Guide, 6th June 2024