Comedian, podcaster, and author Josh Widdicombe is back on the road in 2026, bringing his new show, Not My Cup of Tea, to stages across the UK. Managing expectations from the off, Josh says that the trek will be: "shorter and with lower production values than Taylor Swift's Eras Tour, but funnier and with more references to tea."

Three decades Riverdance first took the world's breath away, and this dance phenomenon returns to the stage for a special 30th-anniversary tour. With its explosive combination of traditional Irish music and dance, Riverdance's fine footwork continues to evolve, captivating audiences from East to West. Catch the iconic dance troupe on The New Generation Tour, featuring a cast of young performers who continue the Riverdance legacy with thrilling talent.

This autumn, prog-rock icon Rick Wakeman CBE and the English Rock Ensemble bring a show that brought the house down at the London Palladium on tour around the UK, as well as a return to the Palladium. Performing music from two of his most celebrated albums, The Six Wives of Henry VIII and The Myths and Legends of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table, alongside a selection of Yes hits, this is a legend playing prog-rock at its finest!

Scottish soft-rock icons Wet Wet Wet are heading out on tour in 2025, with a January and February run followed by an Autumn tour with special guest Heather Small from M People! Gaining widespread popularity in the 80s and 90s with a series of hit singles and albums, their greatest success came when their 1994 cover of "Love Is All Around," originally by The Troggs, was featured on the soundtrack of Four Weddings and a Funeral and spent 15 weeks at number 1.

Known for their inimitable style and laid-back brand of silky r&b, The Stylistics were one of biggest American soul groups of the 1970s. Formed in Philadelphia, the group emerged as a force to be reckoned with under the tutelage of producer Thom Bell, who had previously worked his magic to produce a string of hits for The Delfonics.