From the hilarious head of sixth form in The Inbetweeners to the sardonic host of Taskmaster, Greg Davies has had us in stitches with his delightfully deadpan delivery, managing to elicit laughs with just a crook of an eyebrow. Catch the gigantic (literally, he's 6ft 8) comedian as he sets out on his biggest tour yet in 2025 - Full Fat Legend.

Comedy legend, king of the Strictly dance floor and bona fide national treasure Bill Bailey is bringing his multiple talents on tour across the UK with a brand new show next year! Celebrating the historic tradition of vaudeville in his inimitable style, Bill Bailey's mastery of silliness is reaching new heights in this absolute comedic showstopper.

Jack Whitehall (and his brand of posh-manchild humour) has forged a career as a stand-up, as well as a film and TV actor, presenter, and writer. Career highlights include the smash-hit Netflix road trip show Travels With My Father and roles in Disney's The Nutcracker, Good Omens, and Jungle Cruise. Rude, crude, and constantly shocking himself, his distinct style continually walks the line between intelligent and entertainingly silly.

Comedian Simon Brodkin brings his newest and biggest tour - Unleashed - to stages across the UK this year! Recognisable to some as ultimate lad Lee Nelson, Brodkin has shed his alter ego in recent years to step out as himself. Now one of the country's most viewed comedians on social media, Unleased sees Brodkin share his takes on everything about modern life in his hilarious, no-holds-barred style.

One of Britain's funniest and most unpredictable comedians is back on the road. Joe Lycett returns with an all-new live show, and this time he's completely unleashed. He was leashed. Now the leash has been removed. So, if you're hoping for a well-behaved evening...you may want to look elsewhere, as Joe heads on the Do You Really Lycett? Is It, Is It Wicked? We're Lovin' It, Lovin' It, Lovin' It, We're Lovin' It Lycett tour!

The delightfully befuddled Count Arthur Strong sets his sights on one more tour of the UK, billed as the second part of his farewell tour of the world which even includes the North East, of all places. If anyone is actually paying attention to him, he'll be there to say his (potentially) final goodbyes from the stage, although as you'd probably expect from Arthur, it's almost certain to spiral into something accidentally completely different. With his showbiz flair, misplaced confidence and penchant for the odd malapropism, take this chance to say you witnessed old Arthur live.