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How to get tickets for Rob Beckett’s Giraffe tour, including presale and dates

The comedian is embarking on his biggest tour to date

Rob Beckett is a real success story. With two hard working parents, he fought his way up the comedy food chain from the bottom to the top, and is now one of the most recognisable faces on telly. And now, after a few years off  touring, Rob is back out on the road – or ‘smashing the life out of the M25, M1, M5 and any other road that’s in my way,’ as he puts it.

His new show ‘Giraffe’ will be Beckett’s longer tour yet and is almost certainly coming to a city/town/community theatre near you.  Here’s everything you could possibly need to know about getting tickets for it. 

When is Rob Beckett going on a UK stand up tour?

For the next three years, almost. Beckett will hit 60 different locations across 2024, 25, and 26. The tour will begin in November of this year, and come to a close in February of 2026. Grab your tickets, and hope that your friend doesn’t end up planning their wedding for the same date in a year or two’s time. 

When do tickets go on sale for his Giraffe tour? 

Tickets will go on sale tomorrow, Friday Feb 23 at 11am on Ticketmaster . Make sure you have a Ticketmaster account signed in a few minutes beforehand for the best chance of getting the seats you want.

What’s the deal with presale?

There’s no easy way to say this – you missed it. Presale was available to fans who registered their emails on Beckett’s website when the show was announced, and it began on Wednesday (Feb 21). No use crying over missed presale opportunities, just make sure you’ve got your eyes on the prize tomorrow morning.

How much do tickets cost?

Prices will vary between locations sadly, but they look to be starting at around £32.50, so that’s probably about what to expect in general. Better seats at bigger venues will always be more, but you know that already. 

Can I go VIP?

Sure! You can pick up official VIP and hospitality tickets through   Seat Unique . Find out more   here .

What are the UK dates and venues for Rob Beckett’s Giraffe tour?

A common complaint of those touring Britain is that they call London, Manchester, and maybe Glasgow (if you’re lucky) a UK tour. Rob seems to have taken the term a lot more seriously, and is going to just about every town you could possibly think of.

Here’s the full list of dates and venues.

Nov 19 2024 – Chatham, Central Theatre

Nov 20 2024 – Watford, Palace Theatre

Nov 22 2024 – Crawley, The Hawth

Nov 24 2024 – Swindon, Wyvern Theatre

Nov 28 2024 – Lincoln, Engine Shed

Nov 29 2024 – Crewe, Lyceum

Nov 30 2024 – Lancaster, Grand Theatre

Dec 1 2024 – Leeds, Grand Theatre & Opera

Dec 6 2024 – Dartford, Orchard Theatre

Jan 23 2025 – Truro, Hall for Cornwall

Jan 25 2025 – Torquay, Princess Theatre

Jan 26 2025 – Yeovil, Westlands

Jan 31 2025 – Basingstoke, The Anvil

Feb 21 2025 – Norwich, Theatre Royal

Mar 21 2025 – Manchester, Opera House

Mar 22 2025 – Stockton, Globe

Mar 23 2025 – Kendal, Westmorland Hall

Mar 29 2025 – Birmingham, Hippodrome

Apr 12 2025 – Cardiff, New Theatre

Apr 13 2025 – Cheltenham, Town Hall

Apr 15 2025 – Ipswich, Regent

Apr 25 2025 – Southend, Cliffs Pavilion

Apr 26 2025 – Southend, Cliffs Pavilion

May 7 2025 – Guildford, G Live

May 10 2025 – Cambridge, Corn Exchange

May 11 2025 – Milton Keynes, Theatre

May 14 2025 – Wolverhampton, Grand Theatre

May 15 2025 – Northampton, Derngate

May 16 2025 – Aylesbury, The Waterside

May 17 2025 – Stoke-On-Trent, Victoria Hall

May 18 2025 – Canterbury, The Marlowe

Jun 5 2025 – York, Barbican

Jun 6 2025 – Stockport, Plaza

Jun 7 2025 – Reading, Hexagon

Jun 13 2025 – Portsmouth, Kings Theatre

Jun 19 2025 – Swansea, Arena

Jun 20 2025 – Poole, Lighthouse

Jun 22 2025 – Southampton, Mayflower Theatre

Jun 25 2025 – Aberdeen, Music Hall

Jun 26 2025 – Edinburgh, Playhouse

Sep 6 2025 – Liverpool, Philharmonic

Sep 7 2025 – Sheffield, City Hall

Sep 18 2025 – Buxton, Opera House

Sep 20 2025 – Oxford, New Theatre

Sep 24 2025 – Belfast, Opera House

Sep 25 2025 – Derry, Millenium Forum

Sep 26 2025 – Dublin, 3Olympia

Nov 12 2025 – Leicester, De Montfort Hall

Nov 22 2025 – Coventry, Warwick Arts Centre

Nov 23 2025 – Halifax, Victoria Hall

Nov 29 2025 – Newcastle, O2 City Hall

Nov 30 2025 – Hull, Connexin Live

Dec 6 2025 – Bristol, Beacon

Dec 11 2025 – Nottingham, Royal Concert Hall

Dec 12 2025 – Eastbourne, Congress Theatre

Feb 6 2026 – Brighton, Dome

Feb 13 2026 – London, Palladium

Feb 14 2026, 3pm – London, Palladium

Feb 14 2026, 8pm – London, Palladium

What’s been said about the tour so far?

Not much is known at the minute, probably due to the tour not starting for quite a few months. All there is to go on is the description on the comedian's website, which explains his objectives clearly. ‘Expectations on me: put on 3 stone from takeaways and post-show drinking… Expectations of you: leave the gig happier than when you arrived.’

Simple as that. 

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Rob Beckett to tour stand-up show Giraffe across 2024 to 2026

Tuesday 20th February 2024, 11:15am

• Rob Beckett: Giraffe will run from November 2024 to February 2026
• The comic says: "This is gonna be a big old tour"
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Rob Beckett is heading out on a stand-up tour that spans 16 months. His show Giraffe will run from November 2024 to February 2026 .

His promoters say: "Bobby Beckles, one of the UK's finest comedians, is back on tour in 2024 ! He'll be out on the road, smashing the life out of the M25, M1, M5 and any other road that's in his way.

"Star of the consistently chart-topping podcast Parenting Hell , Sky 's Rob And Romesh Vs and Celebs Go Dating , Rob will bring his brand new show Giraffe everywhere, from Bromley to Brisbane, ensuring his audiences laugh and forget about their problems for a couple of hours."

Beckett himself says: "This is gonna be a big old tour. It'll be tough being away from the family for a while. Don't get me wrong I love my children/podcast content providers but I do also enjoy a lie in and a hotel buffet breakfast. So I'm sure I'll cope. I expect to put on about 3 stone from takeaways and drinking after the shows."

Tickets are on sale via Ticketmaster

November 2024

Tuesday 19: Chatham, Central Theatre Wednesday 20: Watford, Palace Theatre Friday 22 : Crawley, The Hawth Sunday 24: Swindon, Wyvern Theatre Thursday 28: Lincoln, Engine Shed Friday 29: Crewe, Lyceum Saturday 30: Lancaster, Grand Theatre

December 2024

Sunday 1: Leeds, Grand Theatre & Opera Friday 6: Dartford, Orchard Theatre

January 2025

Thursday 23: Truro, Hall for Cornwall Saturday 25: Torquay, Princess Theatre Sunday 26: Yeovil, Westlands Friday 31: Basingstoke, The Anvil

February 2025

Friday 21: Norwich, Theatre Royal

Friday 21: Manchester, Opera House Saturday 22: Stockton, Globe Sunday 23: Kendal, Westmorland Hall Saturday 29: Birmingham, Hippodrome

Saturday 12: Cardiff, New Theatre Sunday 13: Cheltenham, Town Hall Tuesday 15: Ipswich, Regent Friday 16: Ipswich Regent Friday 25: Southend, Cliffs Pavilion Saturday 26: Southend, Cliffs Pavilion

Wednesday 7: Guildford, G Live Saturday 10: Cambridge, Corn Exchange Sunday 11: Milton Keynes, Theatre Wednesday 14: Wolverhampton, Grand Theatre Thursday 15: Northampton, Derngate Friday 16: Aylesbury, The Waterside Saturday 17: Stoke-On-Trent, Victoria Hall Sunday 18: Canterbury, The Marlowe

Thursday 5: York, Barbican Friday 6: Stockport, Plaza Saturday 7: Reading, Hexagon Friday 13: Portsmouth, Kings Theatre Thursday 19: Swansea, Arena Friday 20: Poole, Lighthouse (Concert Hall) Sunday 22: Southampton, Mayflower Theatre Wednesday 25: Aberdeen, His Majesty's Theatre Thursday 26: Edinburgh, Playhouse

September 2025

Saturday 6: Liverpool, Philharmonic Sunday 7: Sheffield, City Hall (Oval Hall) Thursday 18: Buxton, Opera House Saturday 20: Oxford, New Theatre Wednesday 24: Belfast, Opera House Thursday 25: Derry, Millennium Forum Friday 26: Dublin, 3Olympia

November 2025

Wednesday 12: Leicester, DeMontfort Hall Saturday 22: Coventry, Warwick Arts Centre Sunday 23: Halifax, Victoria Hall Saturday 29: Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, 02 City Hall Sunday 30: Hull, Connexion Live

December 2025

Saturday 6: Bristol, Beacon Thursday 11: Nottingham, Royal Concert Hall Friday 12: Eastbourne, Congress

February 2026

Friday 6: Brighton, Dome Friday 13: London Palladium Saturday 14: London, Palladium (Being filmed: 3pm & 8pm)

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Rob Beckett Giraffe tour: How to get tickets and full list of dates

The stand-up comic is undertaking a marathon 56-venue tour across the uk and ireland .

Rob Beckett has announced his brand-new tour Giraffe , which will see the comedian cover the length and breadth of the UK and Ireland across 56 different venues.

Speaking about his upcoming gigs, Beckett said: “Smashing the life out of the M25, M1, M5 and any other road that’s in my way. From Bromley to Brisbane, my new show Giraffe is going worldwide.

“Expectations on me: put on 3 stone from takeaways and post-show drinking. Expectations of you: leave the gig happier than when you arrived.

“My wife thinks it’s going to be tough for me to be away from the family, and don’t get me wrong, I do love my children/podcast content providers… but I also enjoy a lie-in and a hotel buffet breakfast. I think I’ll cope.”

The TV presenter will now have to take some time out of his busy schedule to gig in some of the UK’s most iconic venues.

When is Rob Beckett’s Giraffe tour?

The TV presenter will perform stand-up at 60 shows, beginning at Chatham, Central Theatre in November, before finishing up at the London Palladium in February 2026.

Here’s the full list:

• 19th Nov 2024 – Chatham, Central Theatre
• 20th Nov 2024 – Watford, Palace Theatre
• 22nd Nov 2024 – Crawley, The Hawth
• 24th Nov 2024 – Swindon, Wyvern Theatre
• 28th Nov 2024 – Lincoln, Engine Shed
• 29th Nov 2024 – Crewe, Lyceum
• 30th Nov 2024 – Lancaster, Grand Theatre
• 1st Dec 2024 – Leeds, Grand Theatre & Opera
• 6th Dec 2024 – Dartford, Orchard Theatre
• 23rd Jan 2025 – Truro, Hall for Cornwall
• 25th Jan 2025 – Torquay, Princess Theatre
• 26th Jan 2025 – Yeovil, Westlands
• 31st Jan 2025 – Basingstoke, The Anvil
• 21st Feb 2025 – Norwich, Theatre Royal
• 21st Mar 2025 – Manchester, Opera House
• 22nd Mar 2025 – Stockton, Globe
• 23rd Mar 2025 – Kendal, Westmorland Hall
• 29th Mar 2025 – Birmingham, Hippodrome
• 12th Apr 2025 – Cardiff, New Theatre
• 13th Apr 2025 – Cheltenham, Town Hall
• 15th Apr 2025 – Ipswich, Regent
• 16th Apr 2025 – Ipswich, Regent
• 25th Apr 2025 – Southend, Cliffs Pavilion
• 26th Apr 2025 – Southend, Cliffs Pavilion
• 7th May 2025 – Guildford, G Live
• 10th May 2025 – Cambridge, Corn Exchange
• 11th May 2025 – Milton Keynes, Theatre
• 14th May 2025 – Wolverhampton, Grand Theatre
• 15th May 2025 – Northampton, Derngate
• 16th May 2025 – Aylesbury, The Waterside
• 17th May 2025 – Stoke-On-Trent, Victoria Hall
• 18th May 2025 – Canterbury, The Marlowe
• 5th Jun 2025 – York, Barbican
• 6th Jun 2025 – Stockport, Plaza
• 7th Jun 2025 – Reading, Hexagon
• 13th Jun 2025 – Portsmouth, Kings Theatre
• 19th Jun 2025 – Swansea, Arena
• 20th Jun 2025 – Poole, Lighthouse
• 22nd Jun 2025 – Southampton, Mayflower Theatre
• 25th Jun 2025 – Aberdeen, Music Hall
• 26th Jun 2025 – Edinburgh, Playhouse
• 6th Sep 2025 – Liverpool, Philharmonic
• 7th Sep 2025 – Sheffield, City Hall
• 18th Sep 2025 – Buxton, Opera House
• 20th Sep 2025 – Oxford, New Theatre
• 24th Sep 2025 – Belfast, Opera House
• 25th Sep 2025 – Derry, Millenium Forum
• 26th Sep 2025 – Dublin, 3Olympia
• 12th Nov 2025 – Leicester, De Montfort Hall
• 22nd Nov 2025 – Coventry, Warwick Arts Centre
• 23rd Nov 2025 – Halifax, Victoria Hall
• 29th Nov 2025 – Newcastle, O2 City Hall
• 30th Nov 2025 – Hull, Connexin Live
• 6th Dec 2025 – Bristol, Beacon
• 11th Dec 2025 – Nottingham, Royal Concert Hall
• 12th Dec 2025 – Eastbourne, Congress Theatre
• 6th Feb 2026 – Brighton, Dome
• 13th Feb 2026 – London, Palladium
• 14th Feb 2026, 3pm – London, Palladium
• 14th Feb 2026, 8pm – London, Palladium

The comedian first rose to prominence in 2009 when his performances led to third place in annual stand-up competition So You Think You’re Funny ?.

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In 2011, Beckett made a guest appearance as Mike in the Channel 4 series Fresh Meat . He made his debut at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival the following year with his solo show Rob Beckett’s Summer Holiday .

Between 2012 and 2014, he co-hosted ITV2 spin-off I ‘m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! NOW! before featuring regularly as a captain on Channel 4 panel show 8 Out of 10 Cats .

Beckett is also the narrator of Celebs Go Dating , one half of the comedy series Rob and Romesh Vs… , and the co-presenter of podcast Parenting Hell .

When do Rob Beckett tickets go on sale?

Pre-sale tickets are available only for Ticketmaster members and those who have already signed up to the artist mailing list.

These tickets went live today (Wednesday 21 February) at 11am, while general sale tickets will go up at 11am on Friday 23 February.

You can get tickets here .

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Rob Beckett announces a new tour, Giraffe

Show will also be taped at the London Palladium

Rob Beckett has announced a major tour stretching through to early 2026 - which will also be taped as a special.

The comic and podcaster launches his show Giraffe, kicks off in Chatham in November and runs for 59 dates, ending in a two-night run at the London Palladium, which will be filmed.

The comic said: ‘This is gonna be a big old tour. It’ll be tough being away from the family for a while.

‘Don’t get me wrong I love my children/podcast content providers but I do also enjoy a lie-in and a hotel buffet breakfast.  So I’m sure I’ll cope.

‘I expect to put on about 3 stone from takeaways and drinking after the shows.’

The news coincides with the launch of Beckett’s new Sky Max panel show – Smart TV - next Thursday . It also features team captains Alison Hammond and Josh Widdicombe .

No details of the content of Giraffe - slang for ‘laugh’ – have been released, save for the promise Beckett will make his audiences ‘laugh and forget about their problems for a couple of hours’.

Many tickets go on sale at 11am tomorrow, and on general release at 11am on Friday.

Beckett stated out in comedy 15 years ago and now has a hit podcast, Parenting Hell, with Widdicombe - which also spawned a spin-off book – hosts his own Radio 2 show and co-presents Sky’s Rob And Romesh Vs.

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Published: 20 Feb 2024

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Yes! Bobby Beckles is back on tour.  Smashing the life out of the M25, M1, M5 and any other road that’s in my way. From Bromley to Brisbane, my new show Giraffe is going worldwide.

Expectations on me: put on 3 stone from takeaways and post-show drinking.

Expectations of you: leave the gig happier than when you arrived.

My wife thinks it’s going to be tough for me to be away from the family and don’t get me wrong, I do love my children/podcast content providers… but I also enjoy a lie-in and a hotel buffet breakfast. I think I’ll cope.

What else is there to do? Sit next to your partner on the sofa scrolling TikTok in silence again?  You did that the last three nights. See you there!

Host of Sky’s Rob Beckett’s Smart TV and Rob & Romesh Vs. He’s also the unmistakable voice of Channel 4’s Celebs Go Dating and the smash-hit podcast Parenting Hell. 

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8 Out of 10 Cats star Rob Beckett announces huge new tour called Giraffe which is set to run from 2024 to 2026

By Zac Campbell

Published: 10:22 EDT, 20 February 2024 | Updated: 10:22 EDT, 20 February 2024

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Rob Beckett has announced that he will embark on a huge new stand-up tour across the UK, running from 2024 to early 2026.

The comedian, 38, will begin his new show, Giraffe, in Chatham, Kent, in November and perform over 59 dates, ending in a recorded two-night special at the West End's London Palladium.

This marks his first stand-up tour since 2018's Wallop, which is available to watch on Apple TV+. 

The popular comic initially gained recognition as a panellist and team captain on 8 Out Of 10 Cats. 

He has also hosted the podcast Parenting Hell with fellow comedian Josh Widdicombe, which they initially began following the onset of the pandemic in 2020. 

8 Out of 10 Cats star Rob Beckett has announced a huge new tour called Giraffe which is set to run from 2024 to 2026, (pictured in November)

The comedian, 38, will begin his new show Giraffe in Chatham, Kent, in November and perform over 59 dates, ending in a recorded two-night special at the West End's London Palladium

This sees the pair frequently interviewing celebrities regarding the difficulties of parenting. 

Speaking about his upcoming tour, Rob said: ‘This is gonna be a big old tour. It’ll be tough being away from the family for a while.

‘Don’t get me wrong I love my children/podcast content providers but I do also enjoy a lie-in and a hotel buffet breakfast. So I’m sure I’ll cope.

‘I expect to put on about three stone from takeaways and drinking after the shows.’

The news coincides with the launch of Beckett’s new Sky Max panel show, Smart TV, next Thursday, which will see Alison Hammond and Josh Widdicombe star as team captains.

Content details for Giraffe - which is Cockney rhyming slang for ‘laugh’ - are yet to be released.

However, Rob has promised that he Beckett will make audiences ‘laugh and forget about their problems for a couple of hours’.

Many tickets go on sale at 11am on Wednesday morning, with a general release coming later in the week at 11am on Friday.

The news coincides with the launch of Beckett’s new Sky Max panel show, Smart TV, next Thursday, which will see Alison Hammond and Josh Widdicombe star as team captains

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GIRAFFE : UK TOUR 2024-2026

Bobby Beckles, one of the UK’s finest comedians, is back on tour in 2024!  He’ll be out on the road, smashing the life out of the M25, M1, M5 and any other road that’s in his way. 

Star of the consistently chart-topping podcast Parenting Hell, Sky’s Rob And Romesh Vs and Celebs Go Dating , Rob will bring his brand new show Giraffe everywhere, from Bromley to Brisbane, ensuring his audiences laugh and forget about their problems for a couple of hours. 

Rob said: ‘ This is gonna be a big old tour. It ’ ll be tough being away from the family for a while. Don ’ t get me wrong I love my children/podcast content providers but I do also enjoy a lie in and a hotel buffet breakfast.  So I ’ m sure I ’ ll cope. I expect to put on about 3 stone from takeaways and drinking after the shows ’

Mailing list Presale : 11am Wednesday 21 February

General On Sale: 11am Friday 23 February

Parenting Hell The Book

Rob Beckett & Josh Widdicombe, hosts of the No.1 smash hit podcast Parenting Hell, have signed a publishing deal. 

Focusing on the madness, absurdity and utter chaos of being a parent, the  Parenting Hell  book will publish in October 2022 in hardback, ebook and audiobook, and will feature some special guests. 

With a massive 55 million downloads to date, it’s one of the biggest podcasts in the UK with 3.5 million downloads per month.

The book   Parenting Hell  sees Josh and Rob share the challenges and madness of their parenting journeys with lashings of empathy and extra helpings of laughs. Filled with all the things they never tell you at antenatal classes, it’s a charming mixture of humour, rumination and conversation and is aimed at prospective parents, new parents, old parents and never-to-be parents alike.

 Rob says; “ For all those people out there with hot tired ears. It’s time to give your eyes a run out. There’s loads of new stories about our kids and failures at life. Plus you will hear from my parents and Lou. Mainly to take the pressure off me with the word count. It’s a family affair.”

Josh says “Now we have been given a book deal it is probably the time for me to admit to myself that complaining for an hour a week to Rob about my life has become the most successful thing I have done in 14 years in comedy. I can only imagine how much people will love it now they can read our moaning in book form rather than having to hear it coming from our annoying accents”

Parenting Hell Live

Rob Beckett and Josh Widdicombe will be bringing their hit podcast to The AO Arena in Manchester on Friday, 14 April 2023 and The O2 in London on Friday, 21 April 2023. With nearly 50 million downloads, the chart topping podcast has seen them discuss the highs and lows of parenting (and life). 

A Class Act

Rob Beckett never seems to fit in. At work, in the middle-class world of television and comedy, he’s the cockney geezer but to his mates down the pub in south-east London, he’s the theatrical one, a media luvvy. Even his wife and kids are posher than him.

In this hilarious exploration of class, Rob tries to understand the life he lived growing up as a working-class kid in comparison to the life he lives now. Will he ever favour a craft beer over strong lager? When did it become normal for kids to eat sushi? Is he still working class? Why does he feel so embarrassed about success? And, will it ever be acceptable to serve pie mash on a wooden board?

Tackling the questions big and small , A Class Act  is a funny, candid, often moving account of what it feels like to be an outsider and why actually that’s the best (slightly awkward) place to be.

Rob Beckett says: ‘I am so excited to announce that I have written a book. I have actually written it myself with no ghost writer, just me! I never thought it would be possible but I have done it. My incredibly well educated and beautiful wife (the beautiful part is true but mainly included for brownie points) has said and I directly quote from her “It’s actually a really good book. I thought it was going to be terrible and I would have to lie to you about it but it’s actually great”. I’m claiming that as the best review I will ever receive. I have been in lockdown for over a year with Lou and she pretty much hates me and everything I stand for. So the fact she thinks this book is great speaks volumes. Please buy it immediately as it’s taken me fucking ages.’

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Rob Beckett has added more dates to his  Giraffe Tour .

Due to continued demand, the London comic, television personality and podcaster has announced extra shows in Norwich, Birmingham, Cardiff, Southend, Cambridge, Canterbury, Portsmouth, Oxford, Newcastle, Leicester, Bristol, Nottingham, Eastbourne, Brighton and London, where he'll play two more Palladium shows.

Check out the new dates below. Tickets for all shows are on sale now. Revealing details of the trek back in February, he said:

"This is gonna be a big old tour. It’ll be tough being away from the family for a while. Don’t get me wrong, I love my children/podcast content providers, but I do also enjoy a lie-in and a hotel buffet breakfast. So I’m sure I’ll cope. I expect to put on about three stone from takeaways and drinking after the shows."

Comedian, presenter and Parenting Hell podcast host @robbeckettcomic is set to bring his raucous new show, Giraffe, on tour across the UK and Ireland, kicking off in November and running all the way through to 2026! 🤯 Snap up tickets here 🦒 https://t.co/g2Fn4RjSPY pic.twitter.com/oSLZu1PQYa — Stereoboard (@stereoboard) April 10, 2024

Rob Beckett Upcoming Tour Dates are as follows

Tue November 19 2024 - KENT Chatham Central Theatre Wed November 20 2024 - WATFORD Palace Theatre Fri November 22 2024 - CRAWLEY Hawth Sun November 24 2024 - SWINDON Wyvern Theatre Thu November 28 2024 - LINCOLN Engine Shed Fri November 29 2024 - CREWE Lyceum Sat November 30 2024 - LANCASTER Grand Theatre Sun December 01 2024 - LEEDS Grand Theatre and Opera Fri December 06 2024 - DARTFORD Orchard Theatre Thu January 23 2025 - TRURO Hall For Cornwall Fri January 24 2025 - TORQUAY Princess Theatre Sat January 25 2025 - TORQUAY Princess Theatre Sun January 26 2025 - YEOVIL Westlands Thu January 30 2025 - BASINGSTOKE Anvil Fri January 31 2025 - BASINGSTOKE Anvil Thu February 20 2025 - NORWICH Theatre Royal [NEW] Fri February 21 2025 - NORWICH Theatre Royal Thu March 20 2025 - MANCHESTER Opera House Fri March 21 2025 - MANCHESTER Opera House Sat March 22 2025 - STOCKTON Globe Sun March 23 2025 - KENDAL Kendal Westmorland Hall Thu March 27 2025 - BIRMINGHAM Hippodrome [NEW] Fri March 28 2025 - BIRMINGHAM Hippodrome Sat March 29 2025 - BIRMINGHAM Hippodrome Thu April 10 2025 - CARDIFF New Theatre [NEW] Fri April 11 2025 - CARDIFF New Theatre Sat April 12 2025 - CARDIFF New Theatre Sun April 13 2025 - CHELTENHAM Town Hall Tue April 15 2025 - IPSWICH Regent Wed April 16 2025 - IPSWICH Regent Thu April 24 2025 - SOUTHEND Cliffs Pavilion [NEW] Fri April 25 2025 - SOUTHEND Cliffs Pavilion Sat April 26 2025 - SOUTHEND Cliffs Pavilion Wed May 07 2025 - GUILDFORD G Live Thu May 08 2025 - CAMBRIDGE Corn exchange [NEW] Fri May 09 2025 - CAMBRIDGE Corn exchange Sat May 10 2025 - CAMBRIDGE Corn exchange Sun May 11 2025 - MILTON KEYNES theâtre Wed May 14 2025 - WOLVERHAMPTON Grand Theatre Thu May 15 2025 - NORTHAMPTON Royal and Derngate Fri May 16 2025 - AYLESBURY Waterside Sat May 17 2025 - STOKE Victoria Hall Sun May 18 2025 - CANTERBURY Marlowe Theatre Mon May 19 2025 - CANTERBURY Marlowe Theatre [NEW] Wed June 04 2025 - YORK Barbican Thu June 05 2025 - YORK Barbican Fri June 06 2025 - STOCKPORT Plaza Sat June 07 2025 - READING Hexagon Sun June 08 2025 - READING Hexagon Wed June 11 2025 - PORTSMOUTH Kings Theatre [NEW] Thu June 12 2025 - PORTSMOUTH Kings Theatre Fri June 13 2025 - PORTSMOUTH Kings Theatre Wed June 18 2025 - SWANSEA Arena Thu June 19 2025 - SWANSEA Arena Fri June 20 2025 - POOLE Lighthouse Sat June 21 2025 - POOLE Lighthouse Sun June 22 2025 - SOUTHAMPTON Mayflower Theatre Wed June 25 2025 - ABERDEEN Music Hall Thu June 26 2025 - EDINBURGH Playhouse Fri September 05 2025 - LIVERPOOL Philharmonic Hall Sat September 06 2025 - LIVERPOOL Philharmonic Hall Sun September 07 2025 - SHEFFIELD City Hall Sat September 13 2025 - SOUTHEND Southend Cliffs Pavilion Thu September 18 2025 - BUXTON Opera House Fri September 19 2025 - OXFORD New Theatre [NEW] Sat September 20 2025 - OXFORD New Theatre Wed September 24 2025 - BELFAST Opera House Thu September 25 2025 - LONDONDERRY Millennium Forum Fri September 26 2025 - DUBLIN 3Olympia Theatre Wed November 12 2025 - LEICESTER De Montfort Hall Fri November 21 2025 - COVENTRY Warwick Arts Centre Sat November 22 2025 - COVENTRY Warwick Arts Centre Sun November 23 2025 - HALIFAX Victoria Hall Fri November 28 2025 - NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE O2 City Hall [NEW] Sat November 29 2025 - NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE O2 City Hall Sun November 30 2025 - HULL Connexion Live Wed December 03 2025 - LEICESTER De Montfort Hall [NEW] Fri December 05 2025 - BRISTOL Beacon [NEW] Sat December 06 2025 - BRISTOL Beacon Wed December 10 2025 - NOTTINGHAM Royal Concert Hall Thu December 11 2025 - NOTTINGHAM Royal Concert Hall [NEW] Fri December 12 2025 - EASTBOURNE Congress Sat December 13 2025 - EASTBOURNE Congress [NEW] Thu February 05 2026 - BRIGHTON Dome [NEW] Fri February 06 2026 - BRIGHTON Dome Thu February 12 2026 - LONDON Palladium Fri February 13 2026 - LONDON Palladium Sat February 14 2026 - LONDON Palladium Sun February 15 2026 - LONDON Palladium Thu February 19 2026 - LONDON Palladium [NEW] Fri February 20 2026 - LONDON Palladium [NEW] Sat February 21 2026 - LONDON Palladium

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Rob beckett announces big new tour called giraffe.

Bobby Beckles, alias Rob Beckett, is going back on tour. 

Star of the chart-topping podcast Parenting Hell, Sky’s Rob And Romesh Vs and Celebs Go Dating, Rob will be taking his new show Giraffe from Bromley to Brisbane, ensuring his audiences laugh and forget about their problems for a couple of hours.

Rob said: ‘This is gonna be a big old tour. It’ll be tough being away from the family for a while. Don’t get me wrong I love my children/podcast content providers but I do also enjoy a lie in and a hotel buffet breakfast. So I’m sure I’ll cope. I expect to put on about 3 stone from takeaways and drinking after the shows’

Beckett burst onto the comedy circuit 15 years ago and hasn’t looked back since. He’s a Sunday Times Bestselling author and hosts his very own BBC Radio 2 Show. As well as Sky’s Rob And Romesh Vs, which he does with fellow comedian and best mate Romesh Ranganathan, the pair have also co-hosted The Royal Variety Performance - the first time two comedians had hosted the event together in over 30 years - and The BAFTA TV Awards 2023. Rob’s very own Sky show Rob Beckett’s Smart TV will air from February.

Rob can also be heard alongside Josh Widdicombe hosting their highly successful podcast Parenting Hell, interviewing fellow parents on their successes (or most likely failures) at parenting. With over 250 million downloads, guests have included: George Foreman, Katherine Ryan, Jonathan Ross, Jack Dee and many more. In 2023, the podcast hit the road on the Parenting Hell Live arena tour, playing to sold out arenas up and down the nation. The pair even co-wrote the Sunday Times Bestselling book Parenting Hell, a first-hand account of the challenges and chaos of their parenting journeys.

This wasn’t the first Sunday Times Bestselling book for Rob. 2021 saw him pen A Class Act, which is his autobiographical account of being working class in the middle-class world of television and comedy. At work he’s the Cockney geezer, but to his mates down the pub in south-east London, he’s the theatrical one – a veritable media luvvy.

This year also sees Rob host his brand new Sky panel show Rob Beckett’s Smart TV, starting on Sky on February 29. Smart TV is a hilarious celebration of the shows we love. Each week big name actors, comics, presenters and personalities join Rob, Alison Hammond and Josh Widdicombe to battle it out in a series of chaotic, trivia-infused rounds to discover who knows the most about TV.

Rob’s relatable and honest approach to comedy has also seen him host Children in Need and Comic Relief. Other TV shows include multiple appearances on BBC One’s Live At The Apollo, Would I Lie To You?, The Graham Norton Show, All Round Mrs Brown’s, Michael McIntyre’s Big Show, QI, Sky One’s A League of Their Own, Channel 4’s 8 Out of 10 Cats and Cats Does Countdown, The Jonathan Ross Show, ITV Two’s Celebrity Juice, and Dave’s Taskmaster, and Hypothetical.

Rob Beckett's Giraffe tour starts on November 19, 2024 at Chatham's Central Theatre and currently finishes at the London Palladium on February 14, 2026. Full dates here.

Presale (Artist, Ticketmaster and Venues): 11am Wednesday 21 February. General On Sale: 11am, Friday 23 February here .

TOUR SCHEDULE:

Tuesday 19 Chatham, Central Theatre

Wednesday 20 Watford, Palace Theatre

Friday 22 Crawley, The Hawth

Sunday 24 Swindon, Wyvern Theatre

Thursday 28 Lincoln, Engine Shed

Friday 29          Crewe, Lyceum

Saturday 30 Lancaster, Grand Theatre

Sunday 1 Leeds, Grand Theatre & Opera

Friday 6 Dartford, Orchard Theatre

Thursday 23 Truro, Hall for Cornwall

Saturday 25 Torquay, Princess Theatre

Sunday 26 Yeovil, Westlands

Friday 31         Basingstoke, The Anvil

Friday 21        Norwich, Theatre Royal

Friday 21         Manchester, Opera House

Saturday 22 Stockton, Globe

Sunday 23 Kendal, Westmorland Hall

Saturday 29 Birmingham, Hippodrome

Saturday 12 Cardiff, New Theatre

Sunday 13 Cheltenham, Town Hall

Tuesday 15 Ipswich, Regent

Friday 16         Ipswich Regent

Friday 25         Southend, Cliffs Pavilion

Saturday 26 Southend, Cliffs Pavilion

Wednesday 7         Guildford, G Live

Saturday 10 Cambridge, Corn Exchange

Sunday 11 Milton Keynes, Theatre

Wednesday 14 Wolverhampton, Grand Theatre

Thursday 15 Northampton, Derngate

Friday 16         Aylesbury, The Waterside

Saturday 17 Stoke-On-Trent, Victoria Hall

Sunday 18 Canterbury, The Marlowe

Thursday 5 York, Barbican

Friday 6         Stockport, Plaza

Saturday 7 Reading, Hexagon

Friday 13         Portsmouth, Kings Theatre

Thursday 19 Swansea, Arena

Friday 20         Poole, Lighthouse (Concert Hall)

Sunday 22 Southampton, Mayflower Theatre

Wednesday 25 Aberdeen, His Majesty’s Theatre

Thursday 26 Edinburgh, Playhouse

Saturday 6 Liverpool, Philharmonic

Sunday 7         Sheffield, City Hall (Oval Hall)

Thursday 18 Buxton, Opera House

Saturday 20 Oxford, New Theatre

Wednesday 24 Belfast, Opera House

Thursday 25 Derry, Millennium Forum

Friday 26         Dublin, 3Olympia

Wednesday 12 Leicester, DeMontfort Hall

Saturday 22 Coventry, Warwick Arts Centre

Sunday 23 Halifax, Victoria Hall

Saturday 29 Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, 02 City Hall

Sunday 30 Hull, Connexion Live

Saturday 6 Bristol, Beacon

Thursday 11 Nottingham, Royal Concert Hall

Friday 12         Eastbourne, Congress

Friday 6          Brighton, Dome

Friday 13          London Palladium

Saturday 14 London, Palladium (Being filmed: 3pm & 8pm)

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Rob Beckett extends Wallop UK tour

The comedian's tour will now run through to Spring 2020

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Due to phenomenal demand, the self-proclaimed Mouth of the South Rob Beckett has extended his upcoming UK tour through to Spring 2020.

The Wallop tour kicks off in Bournemouth in October 2019 and now runs until 11 June 2020, when it comes to Blackpool.

Head to the bottom of this article for the full list of tour dates.

How to get tickets early

Fans can access tickets to Rob’s newly announced 2020 dates 48 hours early in our presale.

The presale opens at 10:00 on Wednesday 28 August 2019.

Head here for presale tickets

The comedian has had a busy few years, hosting BBC One’s All Together Now and as a team captain on Channel 4’s 8 Out of 10 Cats , but now he’s ready to hit the road again with a brand new show called Wallop.

Rob first starting performing comedy in 2009 and quickly gained notoriety when he won four new comedian competitions within his first year of touring. He made his debut at Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2012 with his solo show Rob Beckett’s Summer Holiday. He last toured in 2013.

Other TV credits include BBC One’s Live At The Apollo , Would I Lie To You? , Channel 4’s 8 Out Of 10 Cats Does Countdown , BBC Two’s Mock The Week , ITV’s Play To The Whistle , ITV2’s Celebrity Juice and Sky’s A League of Their Own .

In 2016 Ron triumphed on Dave’s hit series Taskmaster. Take a look at his best bits from the show below:

Here are Rob Beckett’s upcoming UK tour dates:

2 October 2019 – Pavilion, Bournemouth 5 October 2019 – St David’s, Cardiff 6 October 2019 – Waterside, Aylesbury 11 October 2019 – Brighton Dome, Brighton 12 October 2019 – Brighton Dome, Brighton 18 October 2019 – Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry 19 October 2019 – Bonus Arena, Hull 20 October 2019 – New Theatre, Oxford 24 October 2019 – Barbican, York 25 October 2019 – City Hall, Newcastle 31 October 2019 – Regent, Ipswich 1 November 2019 – Anvil Arts, Basingstoke 2 November 2019 – The Anvil, Basingstoke 7 November 2019 – King George’s Hall, Blackburn 8 November 2019 – Royal Centre, Nottingham 9 November 2019 – Victoria Hall, Stoke-On-Trent 14 November 2019 – Corn Exchange, Cambridge 16 November 2019 – De Montfort Hall, Leicester 22 November 2019 – Hexagon, Reading 23 November 2019 – Cliffs, Southend 28 November 2019 – Centaur Centre, Cheltenham 6 December 2019 – Pavilions, Plymouth 7 December 2019 – Pavilions, Plymouth 14 December 2019 – Apollo, Manchester

Newly announced 2020 tour dates:

6 February 2020 – Hippodrome, Birmingham 7 February 2020 – Hippodrome, Birmingham 14 February 2020 – Cymru, Llandudno 15 February 2020 – Arts Centre, Aberystwyth 22 February 2020 – Congress Theatre, Eastbourne 25 February 2020 – Orchard Theatre, Dartford 26 February 2020 – Orchard Theatre, Dartford 2 March 2020 – Alban Arena, St Albans 5 March 2020 – G Live, Guildford 6 March 2020 – Eventim Apollo, London 7 March 2020 – Eventim Apollo, London 8 March 2020 – Opera House, Leeds 13 March 2020 – Engine Shed, Lincoln 14 March 2020 – Central Theatre, Chatham 20 March 2020 – Winter Gardens, Margate 21 March 2020 – New Theatre, Oxford 22 March 2020 – Derngate, Northampton 27 March 2020 – Great Hall, Exeter 1 April 2020 – City Hall, Sheffield 2 April 2020 – Barbican, York 3 April 2020 – Auditorium, Grimsby 5 April 2020 – Wycombe Swan, High Wycombe 7 April 2020 – Churchill Theatre, Bromley 13 April 2020 – Theatre Royal, Norwich 16 April 2020 – Town Hall, Middlesbrough 17 April 2020 – Barbican, York 18 April 2020 – Victoria Theatre, Halifax 24 April 2020 – Brentwood Centre 25 April 2020 – Kings Theatre, Portsmouth 30 April 2020 – Plaza, Stockport 1 May 2020 – Southport Theatre, 2 May 2020 – Sands Centre, Carlisle 15 May 2020 – DeMontford Hall, Leicester 16 May 2020 – Baths Hall, Scunthorpe 21 May 2020 – Hippodrome, Bristol 22 May 2020 – Swansea Grand 29 May 2020 – Colosseum, Watford 31 May 2020 – New Victoria Theatre, Woking 10 June 2020 – Grand, Blackpool 11 June 2020 – Grand, Blackpool

Following the presale , tickets for Rob Beckett’s 2020 UK tour dates go on sale at 10:00 on Friday 30 August 2019. Tickets for his 2019 dates are on sale now. Grab all via Ticktmaster.co.uk

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