
Rob Beckett, 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, including the M40 up to Oxford’s New Theatre for a show 20th September 2025.
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’
Rob 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 his other comedy pal, 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 media luvvy. Even his wife and kids are posher than him!
This year also sees Rob host his brand new Sky panel show Rob Beckett’s Smart TV, 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 Tickets
Presale tickets go live at Ticketmaster on 11am Wednesday 21 February
General Sale: 11am Friday 23 February
“Lights up the stage with his magnetic personality (not to mention the dazzle from his teeth)” –
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Rob Beckett UK Tour 2024-2026
| DATE | VENUE |
|---|---|
| 2024 | |
| November: | |
| 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: | |
| Sunday 1 | Leeds, Grand Theatre & Opera |
| Friday 6 | Dartford, Orchard Theatre |
| 2025 | |
| January: | |
| Thursday 23 | Truro, Hall for Cornwall |
| Saturday 25 | Torquay, Princess Theatre |
| Sunday 26 | Yeovil, Westlands |
| Friday 31 | Basingstoke, The Anvil |
| February: | |
| Friday 21 | Norwich, Theatre Royal |
| March: | |
| Friday 21 | Manchester, Opera House |
| Saturday 22 | Stockton, Globe |
| Sunday 23 | Kendal, Westmorland Hall |
| Saturday 29 | Birmingham, Hippodrome |
| April: | |
| 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 |
| May: | |
| 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 |
| June: | |
| 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, Music Hall |
| Thursday 26 | Edinburgh, Playhouse |
| September: | |
| 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: | |
| 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: | |
| Saturday 6 | Bristol, Beacon |
| Thursday 11 | Nottingham, Royal Concert Hall |
| Friday 12 | Eastbourne, Congress |
| 2026 | |
| February: | |
| Friday 6 | Brighton, Dome |
| Friday 13 | London Palladium |
| Saturday 14 | London, Palladium (Being filmed: 3pm & 8pm) |
































