Alan Carr announces UK and Ireland tour dates – and this is how to get tickets

The tour will take place across 2027

Alan Carr has announced details of a huge headline tour across the UK and Ireland - and this is how to get tickets.

The comedian - and Traitors star - will embark on the Have I Said Too Much? Tour in 2027.

Announcing the run, the synopsis says: "Alan Carr's back on tour and his lips are unsealed! With a big mouth and a talent for oversharing, Alan's ready to dish some drama. Expect stories of dipping into the dating pool, navigating showbiz green rooms and a sprinkling of tales from the Traitors’ turret."

It'll begin on 14 January in Bromley and head to the likes of Oxford, York, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Blackpool, Manchester, Birmingham, Belfast, Leeds, Liverpool and Cardiff into June.

He'll then return to the tour in September, beginning on 2 September in Shrewsbury and stop off in Nottingham, Bristol, Newcastle, Dublin, Sheffield and Hull.

Plus he'll headline multiple shows at the London Palladium between 27 and 31 October.

It comes after his stint on The Celebrity Traitors, which saw him compete alongside Cat Burns and Jonathan Ross as Traitors.

The comedian went on to win the series and the prize pot which was donated to his chosen charity, Neuroblastoma UK.

Ahead of Alan Carr tickets going on sale for his UK and Ireland tour, you can find out everything you need to know below.

When do Alan Carr tour tickets go on sale?

They go on general sale from 11am on Friday, 5 December via:

Below you can find out more info on the ticketing outlet selling tickets for each venue.

What are the tour dates?

All of the shows will take place in 2027:

14-15 January - Bromley, Churchill Theatre - tickets

20-21 January - Swindon, Wyvern Theatre - tickets

22-23 January - Dartford, Orchard Theatre - tickets

27-28 January - Guildford, G Live - tickets

29-30 January - High Wycombe, Swan Theatre

3-4 February - Crewe, Lyceum - tickets

10-11 February - Woking, New Victoria Theatre - tickets

12-13 February - Oxford, New Theatre - tickets

18-19 February - Eastbourne, Congress - tickets

20 February - Poole, Lighthouse - tickets

25-27 February - Southend, Cliffs Pavilion - tickets

4 March - Carlisle, Sands Centre - tickets

11 March - Stoke-on-Trent, Regent Theatre - tickets

12 March - Scunthorpe, Bath’s Hall - tickets

13 March - York, Barbican - tickets

16-17 March - Glasgow, Kings Theatre - tickets

19-20 March - Edinburgh, Playhouse - tickets

26-27 March - Southampton, Mayflower - tickets

31 March - 1 April - Aylesbury, Waterside Theatre - tickets

10 April - Blackpool, Grand Theatre - tickets

16-17 April - Manchester, Opera House - tickets

23-24 April - Bournemouth, BIC Windsor Hall - tickets

30 April - 1 May - Belfast, Waterfront - tickets

5-7 May - Birmingham, Hippodrome - tickets

8 May - Leeds, Grand Theatre - tickets

14-15 May - Milton Keynes Theatre - tickets

20-21 May - Liverpool, Empire - tickets

27-28 May - Cardiff, New Theatre - tickets

29 May - Swansea, Building Society Arena - tickets

4-5 June - Brighton, Dome - tickets

11 June - Reading, Hexagon - tickets

12-13 June - Canterbury, Marlowe Theatre - tickets

17-18 June - Northampton, Derngate - tickets

23-24 June - Basingstoke, The Anvil - tickets

2-3 September - Shrewsbury, Severn Theatre - tickets

4 September - Wolverhampton, Civic Hall - tickets

17-18 September - Leicester, De Montfort Hall - tickets

24-25 September - Nottingham, Royal Concert Hall - tickets

1-2 October - Coventry, Warwick Arts Centre - tickets

7 October - Torquay, Princess Theatre - tickets

8-9 October - Plymouth, Pavilions - tickets

15-16 October - Bristol, Hippodrome - tickets

22-23 October - Ipswich, Regent - tickets

27-31 October - London Palladium - tickets

12 November - Stockton, Globe - tickets

13-14 November - Newcastle, O2 City Hall - tickets

19-20 November - Dublin, 3Olympia - tickets

27 November - Sheffield, City Hall - tickets

3 December - Hull, Connexin Live - tickets

4 December - Bradford Live - tickets